Mental Health
As a travel nurse, your mental health is of great importance. You cannot fully care for others if you aren’t caring for yourself. In this category, you will find articles to help you keep on top of your mental health. As well as tips to help you maintain your mental health. You will also find tips for self-care and relaxation.
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This article is provided by Host Healthcare As a travel nurse, you understand that for many months out of the year, you are not going to be at home. While
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This article is provided by: Health Providers Choice. If you’ve dealt with a toxic workplace, you know how quickly passion can turn into dread. Unfortunately, bullying doesn’t stay confined to
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I know that I can’t be the only one that lives in a box.’ What happens when a shy, timid travel nurse decides to re-invent? Here is my Phoenix stepping
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Earlier this month, I wrote an article on how to help a travel nurse decompress from the stressors of the road and rejuvenate themselves for the next shift. That description
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I’ve talked in the past about Nurse Burnout being relieved by travel nursing but what happens when the travel nurse experiences burnout from being on the road and away from
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Long trips can really mess up our body’s natural rhythm. This is especially true when we travel into a different time zone. The bigger the change, the more under the
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The Following is a Guest Post by: Tara Heath Are you feeling the burn of your “gypsy” lifestyle? Has all of that traveling finally taken its toll on you? If so,
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This article is provided by Gifted Healthcare®. Whether you’re a travel nurse in Missouri, or on assignment in Texas, you’re on your feet for long hours throughout the week. Being
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The following is a Guest Post via Elizabeth Scala Now, I’ve never been a travel nurse but I am imagine it can be just as busy- if not busier- than
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