Working in long term care isn’t as glamorous as other nursing specialties. It takes a big heart and a lot of empathy to do the work of an LTC traveler. However, if you have the right combination of skills and ethics, it can be an extremely rewarding role.
Healthcare workers are a brave bunch, but for those who like a little scare off the clock, these hospitals could provide an exciting night out during the Halloween season.
Working as an Emergency Room nurse means knowing how to work on your toes— primed to hit the ground running when needed. When it comes to becoming a traveler, these adaptive skills can come in handy to help you thrive.
The difference between a permanently placed CNA and a traveler comes down to, realistically, what you want out of the experience. However, we’d like to focus on why and how you can become a traveling CNA.
First and foremost, you are more than allowed to be upset about a cancelled contract. However, the most important thing you can do is make sure you are working with a reliable staffing agency that will back you.
Healthcare compliance teams are a vital part of the traveler process, although, sadly, their efforts usually go on unsung. Here are a few things Blu Med’s Compliance team wants you to know.
