Travel Healthcare Contracts
As a travel nurse or healthcare worker, understanding the ins and outs of your assignment contracts can be tricky. Here are some really great articles with much of the information you will need to better understand a travel nurse or healthcare contract.
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Travel Nurse contract fine print can include many important factors. Make sure to go over the fine print in detail. If you are about to embark on the exciting path
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This article provided by: Onestaff Medical The average travel assignment spans 13 weeks. Throughout your career you’ll have instances where those 13 weeks go by in a flash. You’ll be sad to
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Gypsy, If I like my travel nursing contract can I ask for an extension? Thank you, Marty RN Thank you for reading The Gypsy Nurse. You have taken the first
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It’s important to know and understand what your deal-breakers are so that you can communicate this during your travel nurse contract negotiation. First, let’s define what is meant by the
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Travel Nurse Interview Process The first thing to remember about travel nurse interviews is that this is the time to interview the facility just as much as it is the
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There are multiple variables to consider when you’re looking at travel nurse contract negotiations between yourself and your travel nurse recruiter/company. The ultimate outcome should be a win-win situation for both parties.
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Now that you’ve had the interview, the next step is determining if the position is a good fit for you. Choosing a travel nurse job that is a good fit
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You have come a long way. You’ve completed steps 1-12 and are ready to move on to the next step; Sealing The Deal. At this point, you need to know
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Today is the day! Your first day as a travel nurse. You have settled into the new apartment and done the shopping. The first-day nerves have probably got a hold
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