Lifestyle
In this category, you will find a wide array of lifestyle article topics. From health, wellness, mental health to tips for self-care. The articles in this category are meant for travel nurses to utilize in their personal lives. Reading about the industry and tips is great. However, sometimes you need to step away from the career and look for your personal life and lifestyle. You will find those here!
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Getting quality sleep on a regular basis is essential for maintaining good health. That being said, travel nurses and nurses, in general, can struggle with getting adequate amounts of sleep
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Aequor Healthcare provided this article. Burnout is a term that gets thrown around so much in healthcare that you’re probably going to stop reading right now. Please give me a
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What is carpal tunnel syndrome? Carpal Tunnel Syndrome or CTS is a condition that typically starts as a numbness or tingling sensation in the arms and hands that could be
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Guest Post By: Paula Snyder As a travel nurse, you know that maintaining a healthy and affordable diet is not easy. You may know all about the vacuum packed, plastic
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Without any doubt, sleep has a direct influence on your mental state and physical health. If you fail to get proper sleep, it will make you emotionally imbalanced, lower your
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Favorite Healthcare Staffing provided this article. Being a travel nurse certainly has its perks. From exploring new cities, meeting new people, and trying new foods, travel nursing adds many valuable
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Traveling nurses serve many healthcare needs. They travel to provide services at homes, businesses, schools, and other remote locations where people cannot travel for their medical care. When hospitals are
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I remember my first patient that died. She was young. Younger than me. A mom, a daughter, a sister, and a passionate elementary school teacher. She was living her life
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