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The life of a travel nurse is far from ordinary. Besides exploring the country, making new friends and expanding their résumés,
travel nurses get to experience things that make their lives and their jobs worthy of a story. Read our traveler stories and
other interesting articles that offer insight into various aspects of travel nursing and life on the road.
Advanced Education Gives Nurses the Edge They Need
Are you interested in moving on to a new nursing position in the near future? The key to getting the job you want may be going back to school.
Cultivating Friendships on the Road
Just like eating a healthy diet and exercising, maintaining a network of friends is now thought to be a pillar of good health. Good friendships can reduce stress, add laughter to your day and provide a number of physical and mental health benefits. Follow these simple tips to help make new friends, even during short-term travel assignments.
Up-To-Date Education and Certifications Provide Career Edge
In today’s competitive job market, even nurses need to sharpen their skills and stay current with their certifications and education in order to land a coveted clinical position and stand out from other applicants.
The Ways your Tax Home Can Shift
Most travelers are aware of the 12 month rule that limits work in the same metropolitan area to one year. Any commitment beyond 12 months disqualifies an individual from receiving housing, housing allowances, stipends or meal per diems on a tax free basis as the tax home shifts to the work location regardless of short breaks or trips home.
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