Travel nursing is a career choice that allows you to take short-term positions across the country. As a licensed nurse in time with a big nursing shortage you are in demand. Hospitals and clinics are willing to pay top dollar for nurses to fill in for short periods.
These nursing positions usually span 3 months to [...]

In an effort to retain career nurses in the workforce, more travel nursing agencies such as Joint Commission certified traveling nurse company, American Traveler, are catering to aging RNs, also known as “Baby Boomer” nurses, offering life enhancing benefits such as flexible schedules, education incentives, retirement plans and three-day work weeks.
With America’s nurse shortage worsening [...]

Outside, changes to the Biltmore Rehabilitation & Nursing Center are subtle, but a person need only walk through the front door to see what the future holds for the facility.
Hallways and rooms have been updated to create a modern look and are painted with warm brown tones. One wing that has yet to be renovated [...]

Travelers typically work under a short-term contract (usually ranging from 4 to 13 weeks). Contract Outside of the USA can be 1-2 yrs long. Frequently, an extension or a permanent position is offered by the hospital at the end of the contract.
Assignment housing
Travel companies generally provide a one bedroom furnished apartment although other options can [...]

Travel nursing and the Travel Nursing Industry developed in response to the nursing shortage in which nurses are relocated for short-term nursing positions. The current severe shortage of nurses in the United States has increased the need for this type of position and hospitals and recruitment agencies are offering incentives ranging from relocation assistance and [...]

Born Rose Catherine Schamine in Rochester, she graduated from the E.J. Meyer Memorial Hospital School of Nursing in 1941, referred to as the Pearl Harbor Class.
She earned a bachelor’s degree in nursing in 1949 from the University of Buffalo and a master’s degree in nursing administration in 1961, also from UB.
Her nursing career spanned [...]

Imagine you’re lying on a beach somewhere in southern California as the sun begins to settle just past the horizon, or maybe you picture yourself on horseback making your way down a mountain through the woods from a long trail ride. While you might associate these scenarios with activities you’d do while on vacation, some [...]

Joint Commission certified traveling nurse company, American Traveler, announced today a new video that brings the benefits and lifestyle of travel nursing to desktops around the globe in a dynamic multimedia presentation highlighting the travel nursing experiences of working RNs and shows newcomers how to become a travel nurse.
“When I first decided to find out [...]

Education: Bachelor’s degree in nursing, West Virginia University; master’s degree in nursing, University of Kentucky; doctorate in nursing, Indiana University
Occupation: Professor of nursing at the University of Pittsburgh, where she heads the doctoral and master’s programs in nursing leadership
Background: Fellow of the American Academy of Nursing; previously served as chief nursing officer for the [...]

A NEW nursery has been set up just a few minutes up the road from a university childcare centre which was controversially closed.
Liverpool Hope university called time on its Childwall campus nursery in July, saying it was no longer viable because only 12 students used it.
But Sandra Leny, one of 24 staff who lost a [...]