Travel Nurse Adventures
As a travel nurse, your schedule tends to differ from staff nurses. You may have time between contracts or days off. So, what to do on your day off? What adventures can you take? Finding things to do other than staying in your housing can be hard. We have put together some really great articles with ideas for adventures and things to do during your days off.
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Deciding to travel is one of the most blissful decisions in life that has the potential to change your life for the better. Traveling gives a respite from the mundane
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Traveling with a kid is one thing, but doing it with a toddler is a whole other experience and most of the parent can confirm. After you managed to survive
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Giving of your self and time is a big commitment. Here are some tips from a fellow volunteer travel nurse on volunteering abroad. 5 Tips When Volunteering Abroad Stay open
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This article provided by CareerStaff Unlimited From the chance to work a temporary assignment before committing to a full-time job, to diversifying your nursing portfolio by working in a new
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This article provided by: Titan Medical As a traveler, you likely find yourself moving to new locations quite frequently. Finding new hobbies and go-to errand stops can be difficult to
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The physical and mental benefits of exercise are immense, but did you know that you can leverage these benefits more by exercising outside rather than indoors? Well, experts unanimously agree
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This article provided by: Host Healthcare There are so many benefits of travel nursing. From the money you make, to the people you’ll meet, you will love being a travel nurse.
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For the past three years working as a travel nurse, I have had the same routine. Work a contract for six months, and then take a month off for either
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About a year ago I began my journey as a travel nurse in Canada Since packing up my car and leaving for my very first nursing contract, I have been
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