Better Sleep Health: Tips for Travel Nurses

This article provided by: Gifted Healthcare For many travel nurses, sleep is merely a luxury. Long hours and night shifts make sleep precious and hard to find. However, getting enough shut-eye is an essential part of maintaining a healthy, productive lifestyle. Studies have shown that insufficient sleep can significantly affect one’s well-being. But don’t worry, there’s hope! Read on for a list of tips to help travel nurses improve their sleep health. Stick to a Schedule While it can be difficult for shift workers to maintain a stable sleeping schedule, try to be as consistent as possible. This will make…
The Health Benefits Of Outdoor Activities

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 that outdoor activities exponentially boost your mental health, which makes your physical exercise even more fruitful. And because outdoor or green exercise is in most cases offered to you free by Mother Nature, you are able to save a lot compared to working out in the gym. Saving money is among the life accomplishments that enhance your mood and alleviates stress. With that in mind, let’s focus on 9 of…
Easy Exercises for On The Go Travel Nurses

Being an on the go travel nurses it can be difficult to find time to work out. It is also difficult to find workouts that don’t require a decent amount of equipment. Taking that equipment to each assignment can be difficult and take up space in your vehicle. Below you will find a video with easy exercises to do anywhere. Best of all they don’t require any equipment at all! Exercises for on the go Travel Nurses Exercise is important. The Mayo Clinic says that the following are 7 benefits of regular physical activity: controls weightcombats health conditions and diseases;…
The Days are Hard…A Wife’s Story of Survival After Her Husband’s Suicide

The days are hard and that’s even an understatement. They’re so busy, ya know? Four kids, sports, work, a household to run…that’ll do it to you. I’m constantly busy. Then the nights come. Ugh, I dread the evenings. The nights are so lonely. When the house is quiet and the last baby goes to bed. The aching grows. This used to be the favorite part of our day. Now I have to force myself to sit downstairs, alone. This was our time together. This is where we would go over our day. Where I wouldn’t be just a mom anymore,…
Leave 2019 Feeling Good About Your Finances with Three Practical Steps

When thinking about practical steps to take at the end of the year it is often helpful to pause for a moment and consider the big picture. How was 2019 for you? What was most meaningful in your life this year? What are the moments you will cherish? What were the hardest moments this year? What are the moments that will push you forward? It is important to think about life now, as it is. 2019, like many years before it, was full of moments of fear and pain as well as times full of hope and joy. We want…
How Social Media Affects Mental Health

There is no denying that social media has grown to become an integral part of everyone’s life today. Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram, for example, are now immensely popular among both the millennials and the older generation. Coincidentally or otherwise, cases of mental disorders among young adults appear to increase with the increase of social media popularity. Well, we cannot authoritatively say that the two stats are correlated, but we cannot turn a blind eye either of them. That is why we are focusing on 6 possible relationships between social media and mental health, 3 being positive and 3 negative. 3…
6 Reason Why It’s Important to Take a Vacation as a Travel Nurse

This article was provided by Travel Nurse Across America® While travel nursing has the perks of competitive pay, getting to visit new cities, and adventure, you’re still working. Each assignment you take offers new adventures, but it’s still important to take a work-free vacation as a travel nurse and enjoy yourself without worrying about your next shift. Taking even a short break in between assignments is a great way to arrive at your next assignment refreshed and ready to take on new challenges. 6 REASONS to Vacation as a TRAVEL NURSE 1. Moving Can Be Stressful Every seasoned travel nurse…
Let’s Remember 9/11 the Loses and the Heroes

As 9/11 approaches, America remembers. We remember the terror, the awe, the shock that we felt that anyone would or could do something to this magnitude on US soil. We also remember 9/11, the losses, and the heroes. The Hero’s of 9-11 There are many heroes from that day. The police and fire-fighters were on the front lines, and many perished trying to save others. There were also the civilian heroes, whether it was someone helping lead another from the falling building or lending a shoulder to cry on as it all unfolded on our televisions from all over the…
Smoother Sailing: 8 Ways for Travel Nurses to De-Stress Their Lives

This article is provided by: Onestaff Medical It’s indisputable: The life of a travel nurse can be filled with adventure, new friends and rewarding work that can make you feel you’re making a difference in the world. Of course, the very work that’s rewarding can also induce its share of stress. A recent study published by the National Institutes of Health outlines the intermittent challenges of nursing, including conflicts with co-workers, workload demands, difficult patients and interaction with sickness and death. It points to a survey in which 92% of nurses reported moderate, high or very high levels of work-related stress, with…
Planes, Trains, and Automobiles: How to Prep Your Pet for Travel

This article provided by: Health Providers Choice Travel Prep for Pets is important for not only you as a traveler but also for your pets. Make sure that you have everything your pets needs. This will reduce not only your stress but also your pet’s stress. A happy pet is a happy pet owner. Traveling with a pet is easier than you think when you plan ahead. Photo by Ariana Prestes on Unsplash You’re headed to a new nursing assignment halfway across the country. Fido is coming too! You’re excited to have your furry friend with you, but the prospect…