Washington is without a doubt a beautiful destination located in the Pacific Northwest. With a luscious landscape of Evergreen, Douglas fir, and pine trees, it’s easy to see why this state is nicknamed the Evergreen state. If you enjoy hiking, skiing, or boating, Washington offers many opportunities to explore the great outdoors from Mount Rainier to Mount Baker.
One of the most popular travel destinations in the state is the city of Seattle, also known as the Emerald City. Travelers from all over the world come to Seattle for the city sights including the famous Space Needle and Pike Place Market as well as premium coffee, world-class shopping, and 5-star restaurants.
Travel nursing offers exciting adventures, professional growth, and the opportunity to make a difference in diverse healthcare settings. However, the demanding nature of the job and the constant change can take a toll on your well-being. It’s important for travel nurses to practice self-care and prevent burnout. Here are some strategies for proactively preventing burnout…
As a travel nurse, you’re familiar with the benefits of travel nursing including flexible schedules, exploring new places, and advancing your skills. But what about the advantages of working as a travel nurse for a medical staffing agency? While some medical professionals prefer to stay at one medical setting for their entire career, travel nurses…
Travel nursing has been in high demand due to an ever-changing healthcare marketing place and staffing shortages across the country. However, you don’t have to be an LPN or RN in order to find travel job opportunities. There are many options for those in allied health professions. What are Allied Health Professions? Allied health covers…
If you’re thinking about your next travel nursing assignment, few cities are as rich in history and fun trivia as Montana’s state capital, Helena. Montana is an interesting state, ranking fourth in physical size but 44th in total population with just over one million residents, but don’t let the vast open country fool you into…
As a travel nurse, you have the opportunity to take jobs all over the country. But it’s not a requirement. You can also take local contracts that keep you closer to home! Here are the benefits of staying local and what to keep in mind when taking a local contract. Benefits of local contracts Local…
