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The Ultimate Guide to Travel Nursing Agencies: What Every Nurse Needs to Know

The Gypsy Nurse

Written By: Taylor Dupont, Marketing Specialist, Medical Edge Recruitment Travel nursing has emerged as a dynamic and rewarding career path for many healthcare professionals. In this guide, we will explore what travel nursing agencies are, their functions, and the numerous benefits they provide to nurses.

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From Machu Picchu to Healthcare Recruitment: Navigating Different Terrains with Purpose

Core Medical Group

In the heart of healthcare recruitment at CoreMedical Group, there's Michael - a Long-Term Care recruiter in the Travel Nursing division with a passion for the outdoors and a heart devoted to healthcare.

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What to Know About Being a Home Health Travel Nurse

The Gypsy Nurse

It’s expected that nearly 200,000 new home health nursing jobs will be created as Americans live longer and stay in their homes. If you’ve ever thought about becoming a home health travel nurse, there’s never been a better time. Here’s what you can expect from a home health travel job. How does that sound?

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The Coming Exodus of RN’s

Empowered Nurses

Interestingly, many nurses who leave to become nurse practitioners think it will be better for them. Some want scheduling freedom to do travel nursing or remote nursing. The main culprit for nurses leaving is under staffing. hours of direct care from a certified nursing assistant.

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Earning 6 figures, working 9 months a year, traveling the country: What it’s like to be a travel nurse, from those who have done it

Health Leaders | Nursing

Travel nursing isn’t for everyone, but it does come with perks. Compared with permanent staff nursing positions, travel nurses enjoy more flexible contracts, opportunities for travel and higher salaries. This includes hospitals and long-term care facilities, as well as places like jails and prisons.

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Gig nursing

American Nurse

Stress, burnout, and lack of work–life balance and flexible work hours contributed to the mass exodus of nurses from their jobs. On-demand, per diem staffing models and travel nursing boomed, and the growing gig economy spurred another flexible staffing approach: gig nursing. But will it last?

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Leading Nursing Trends for 2023

Nurse.com

If you’re looking into an online program, make sure it is accredited by the American Association of Colleges of Nursing. Travel nursing Travel nursing is a popular trend that involves working as a nurse on a short-term contract in various locations across the country or even internationally.