As our year comes to an end, we had two of our nurses interview to talk about their life as Travel Nurses, Katelyn and Sharon, and take time to answer some common questions about travel nursing and their experiences. How did you find Travel Nurses, Inc.? Katelyn R., RN: So I started with the […]
My name is Shane Garner. I’m the Associate Director of Nursing for Travel Nurses, Inc. and OR Nurses nationwide. I am a registered nurse, along with the other clinicians in our company composed of our clinical team. What tips do you have from a nurse leadership perspective? My biggest tip working in both areas […]
What made you become an Oncology RN? Actually, it happened on like a whim. During school, whenever I was in nursing school, I was dead set on pediatrics. No, oncology actually hated my oncology course and in school. And I passed my NCLEX., and I was looking for a job. And my one friend who […]
What made you become a PEDS RN? Ann Gavin, RN: I was always a big fan of just working with children in general. Like any way I could work with kids growing up, like hands on, was a big passion for me. So I did a lot of babysitting in high school and even middle […]
Travel Nurses, Inc. Ranks No. 4169 on the 2022 Inc. 5000 Annual List With Three-Year Revenue Growth of 123%, Travel Nurses, Inc. Receives Ranking No. 4169 Among America’s Fastest-Growing Private Companies NEW YORK, August 16, 2022 – Today, Inc. revealed that Travel Nurses, Inc. is No. 4169 on its annual Inc. […]
First, why are we traveling? Student loan debt…. Yeah, that’s the number one reason we hauled all our non-essential possessions to a storage unit and hit the road. Our combined student loan debt totaled around $90K! Not to mention the additional $20K for my cosmetology school tuition. My husband and I could never buy a […]
Set a Routine As we all know traveling can be a stressful time for people. Added work in an entirely new location can be a whole new level of stress. Sometimes you find a place to stay that will not work, and you are left scrambling to find a place to stay. Throw some dogs […]
In this month’s, A Nurses Voice, Travel Nurses, Inc. interviewed David Roe, RN. David tells us about beginning his nursing career later in life, loving ICU and Burn Unit, and juggling a family of 8! He also touches on his experience in being in management during the pandemic then shifting to a travel nurse. […]
In this month’s A Nurse’s Voice, Kristian Taylor, RN speaks about his traveling experience as a nurse while serving as an Air Force Reserve flight nurse. It’s difficult to juggle both, and he explains how he does it! His wife also serves in the Air Force Reserve and travels with him while working remotely. […]
Becoming a Travel Nurse is thought to be easier said than done. Well, we are here to tell you that it can be easy and done with just a few tips to help make it all smooth sailing. Getting to your destination can be the hardest part with deciding where to go, what to pack, […]
