Insurance/Benefits
Finding insurance and benefits for you and/or your family as a travel nurse or healthcare worker can be difficult and confusing. The articles in this category will give you some tips and advice on choosing insurance and benefits as a travel nurse.
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Medical insurance is a necessity for everyone. It covers the treatment that you will receive if you are hurt or injured. As a contract employee, there are several options for
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As travel nurses, we know the importance of having health insurance. Making a decision regarding travel nurse insurance is a tough decision, and a lot depends on your specific needs
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As we all know, health insurance is a blast. Thinking about things like insurance premiums, co-pays, deductibles, out-of-pocket max, and GAP exceptions just warm the heart. It’s a trigger word
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This article was provided by Next Travel Nursing. Choosing to embark on a travel nursing career is one of the most exciting decisions you can make. It opens up a
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Insurance options for travel nurses are always a hot topic in our Facebook group. We found that many people can’t afford what is offered through their agency or even the
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Gypsy, I’ll end my travel nurse contract soon and plan to take time off between contracts. What do you do for insurance between contracts? COBRA is so expensive. Thanks!Jackie, RN
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This is a sponsored post by Health Providers Choice. Many people in the United States face a tough choice when they get sick on a workday. For people in hourly
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Many travel nursing companies have 401k plans in place and offer the plan as an employee benefit for their travel nurses. The 401k is a great place to put money
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Guest post by: Kyle Richert, Lifetime Financial Growth, LLC “The $3-9 million or more you’ll likely earn over the course of your medical career is surely an asset worth insuring…” Most people know
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