Category: Travel

Benefits of Traveling with a Friend

Posted by on 10.8.25 in Benefits, Travel, Travel nurse

Traveling as a healthcare professional is an exciting opportunity to explore new places, meet new people, and create unforgettable memories. However, travel assignments can sometimes feel isolating, especially when you’re away from your family and friends. In these situations, having a friend by your side can make all the difference. In this blog post, we’ll […]

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Submissions 101

Posted by on 9.24.25 in Travel, Travel nurse

Everything You Need to Know About Submissions (Updated September 2025) If you’re new to travel nursing or allied health contracts, you’ve probably heard your recruiter mention “submitting” you for a job. But what does that actually mean? Let’s break down what a submission is, what you’ll need to be submitted and what to expect once […]

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Five States that Stand Out for Travelers

Posted by on 9.22.25 in Travel, Uncategorized

Where the Fall Money and Demand Are: Five States That Stand Out for Travelers If you’re looking for your next assignment this fall, two questions usually come first: How much does it pay? and How far will that paycheck go? We reviewed the current Travel Nurses, Inc. job postings, compared cost-of-living data, and looked at […]

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When can I start traveling?

Posted by on 8.21.25 in Travel

Starting a career as a traveler is an exhilarating journey filled with opportunities for adventure, personal growth and professional development. One of the most common questions healthcare professionals ask is, “When can I start traveling?” There are a few things you need under your belt before you start your traveling journey. Travel Nurses, Inc. Agency […]

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Everything you need to know about: Phone Interviews

For traveling healthcare professionals, one skill you need to hone is your ability to conduct thorough phone interviews. As you are submitting to assignments, you could have managers from multiple facilities calling you. It’s important to be prepared for their questions and equally important, you should be prepared to ask them questions. This blog post […]

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Smart Packing Tips and Knowing When to Leave for your Assignment

Posted by on 7.8.25 in Travel, Travel nurse

Whether you’re packing for your first assignment or your tenth assignment, it can be overwhelming. You’re packing your life up for three months (or more) and going to a new place. Knowing what to pack and when to leave for your assignment is crucial. In this blog post, we will discuss packing essentials, packing tips […]

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Top Five Locations for Travel Assignments

Posted by on 6.25.25 in Location Highlight, Travel

Are you a clinician looking for your next great travel assignment? We’ve compiled a list of the top five states with the most openings. Consider Tennessee, Texas, Arizona, Kentucky or Arkansas. These states are top choices due to their high demand for healthcare professionals and the variety of job openings available. The beauty is that […]

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Handling Tough Moments: Advice for Travelers

Posted by on 3.26.25 in Mental Health, Travel, Travel nurse

For travelers, starting a new travel assignment comes with a rush of feelings. You’re excited to start something new. You’re curious about what the next thirteen weeks have to offer. You might be anxious about being the new person on the unit and learning a new system. But overall, there’s a sense of excitement. That […]

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Luck vs. Strategy: How to land the best assignments

Posted by on 3.13.25 in Travel, Travel nurse

Is finding a travel assignment just the luck of the draw or does it require strategic planning? Or perhaps, it’s a little of both? In this blog post, we will dive into what it takes to land the perfect travel assignment. The Element of Luck Luck certainly plays a role in the travel nursing job […]

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Why Travel Nurses and Allied Health Professionals Should Prioritize Referral Programs in the New Year

As we dive into a new year, it’s time to think about how you can make 2025 your most rewarding year yet—not just in terms of experiences but financially, too. One of the easiest and most impactful ways to do this as a travel nurse or travel allied health professional is by taking advantage of referral […]

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