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Five Patient Stereotypes Travel Nurses Need To Be Ready For
On a daily basis, you are experiencing an influx of patients from all demographics. The child with a bad cough, the woman who can’t shake an ear infection, the man recovering from an accident and the elderly couple who need a checkup. There are far too many different combinations we can put together to highlight…
Qualities All Great Nurses Share
In the wonderful world of nursing, you will be confronted with a whole emotional spectrum of feelings, situations and circumstances. While you carry out an incredibly rewarding job and heal those in need of your services, you also come face to face with difficulties, high pressures and anxieties. It’s not a job for the weak,…
Ways You Can Improve Communication As A Travel Nurse
Communication remains an incredibly important factor in the workplace. As a powerful tool, we often believe we just have it. We communicate continuously in our lives, so what is there more to know? In the workplace, especially in healthcare, the importance of communication can, in cases like this, be life or death. Or at least…
How to Know Which Specialty to Choose
Which Specialty Should I Choose? While it is not necessary for nurses to have a specialty under their belt, many nurses pursue specialized credentials in order to advance themselves and level up their income. Nurses generally know what type of specialty they would like to get into, but that doesn’t mean everyone has their choices…
How Can A Travel Nurse Stand Out?
In a booming industry, it’s hard to not get lost in the crowd. With so many nurses quitting their regular positions in order to take on travel nursing, we may find ourselves competing to find the best job for us. When situations like this occur, we need to figure out how to make ourselves be…
Nurses Consider Leaving The Profession In The Next 5 Years
If the last two years weren’t a clear identifier of just how intense a nursing role is and how much of a necessity their positions are in society, it will become pretty clear within in the next 5 years. As many nurses are looking to leave the profession, and not as many are stepping in…
