As we head into the holiday season, figuring out what gifts to give everyone can add stress to what should otherwise (hopefully) be a peaceful, relaxing time of celebration with family and friends. And while we can’t allay all of your holiday stressors, we (at Origin Nurses) thought we could help eliminate some guesswork in […]
Travel nursing is one of the few professions that offer the bonus of discovering new places while working. The idea of travel alongside work seems idyllic for many of us, especially when other perks are involved, such as excellent pay, limitless adventures, and remarkable career advancement and personal growth opportunities. However, one may wonder if
One common misconception about travel nursing is that it is only for unfettered individuals seeking high-paying contracts. While the latter is true, the former is simply not the case. Travel nursing is for everyone. Yes, one can be a travel nurse while being a parent. Before you delve into what sacrifices you’d have to make
Travel nursing is an excellent career option for new grads to shoot for, and the good thing is that there’s plenty of space in this industry as many nurses are retiring or leaving. The American Nurses Association expects there will be more than 100,000 registered nursing jobs available annually by next year. With the degree
Origin Travel Nurses has earned The Joint Commission’s Gold Seal of Approval® for Healthcare Staffing Services Certification by demonstrating continuous compliance with its performance standards. The Gold Seal is a quality symbol reflecting a healthcare organization’s commitment to providing safe and quality patient care. Healthcare staffing firms like Origin Travel Nurses place temporary staff
Being a travel nurse is not an easy job. You have to work twice the amount of hours as a regular person, and you are constantly put in life-or-death situations. It is no surprise that nurses have one of the highest rates of job-related stress. In fact, a study found that nurses have a 36%
If you were to take a surface approach and look at travel nursing, it seems pretty easy, right? You’re a nurse, you get to travel around, you get new experiences, and on top of that, enjoy the bonuses that come with it, such as free housing, weekly stipends, learning skills, etc. In reality, however,
Travel nursing can be the ideal job for individuals who like to explore new places while making money. The life-changing pay, work/life flexibility, and the ability to learn new ways of doing the same thing are some of the perks you can expect from this line of work. Due to its numerous benefits, most staff
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Travel nursing is an adventurous and demanding profession. Starting out as one is never easy, given the many day-to-day challenges, from things to learn to patients to deal with. It’s human to make mistakes and errors that can easily be avoided just by keeping an eye open. A rookie in any field faces challenges
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One of the most popular misconceptions regarding travel nursing is that it necessitates long-distance travel or employment outside your state. Many people believe that you must be at least 50 Miles from your primary residence to qualify for tax-free travel nurse pay. However, that is not true. Travel nursing in your city is quite a
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