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We try to let
you know the
most
up-to-date
travel nursing
news and to
address
subjects that
are important
to you through
our
TravelNursing.com
e-newsletter.
Let us know
how we're
doing and what
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The next issue
of Travel
Nursing will
focus on
The
Well-educated
Travel Nurse
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Travel
Nurses
Tout
Professional
Growth,
Career
Opportunities
By
Megan M.
Krischke,
contributor
Getting
to
travel
and
experience
life in
different
parts of
the
country
is
certainly
one of
the main
draws to
working
as
travel
nurse,
but some
of the
more
important
benefits
are the
ways it
can
advance
your
career.
TravelNursing.com
spoke to
three
experienced
travelers
who
share
about
the
opportunities
for
career
growth
and
advancement
they've
experienced
as
travel
nurses.
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more
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Considering
Travel
Nursing?
7 Things
You'll
Need to
Decide
By
Melissa
Hagstrom,
contributor
You've
already
picked
out some
dream
locations,
so what
else do
you need
to
decide
in order
to start
working
as a
travel
nurse?
Consider
this
your
quick
study
guide or
"cheat
sheet"
for the
most
important
things
to
research
and
decide
on
before
you hit
the
road.
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more
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Looming
Tax
Increases:
Travelers,
Be
Prepared
By
Joseph
Smith,
EA,
contributor
By
now you
have
probably
heard
about
the many
tax
benefits
set to
expire
at the
end of
2012.
Many low
and
middle
class
earners
will see
a
significant
increase
in their
taxes
should
these
provisions
be
allowed
to
expire,
including
four of
particular
interest
to
travelers.
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more
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Nurse
Staffing
and
Burnout
Linked
to
Hospital
Infections
By
Debra
Wood,
RN,
contributor
Travel
nurses
are an
important
part of
the
staffing
plan at
numerous
hospitals,
medical
clinics
and
long-term
care
facilities
around
the
country.
They can
help
maintain
safe
nurse
staffing
levels
and
patient
care
standards
while
reducing
the need
for
existing
staff to
work
overtime
and risk
burnout.
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more
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Exciting
opportunities
in
Dallas
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Dallas
With
its big
attitude, wide
open spaces
and endless
variety of
entertainment,
sports and
recreation,
Dallas-Fort
Worth has
everything you
need to ride
off, happily,
into the
sunset.
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*Our
travel
partners
offer a
daily
meal
&
incidental
allowance.
Your pay
package
includes
a tax
free
component
in
addition
to a set
pay
rate.
Ask your
recruiter
for more
details
once you
apply.
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Express has
just the place
for you. With
positions all
across the
country, you
can work as a
travel nurse
in your
hometown, near
the mountains,
at the beach
or in the
heart of your
favorite city.
No matter what
you
value--being
close to your
family, high
pay rates, a
flexible
schedule or
the
opportunity to
explore new
areas of the
country--Medical
Express knows
how to connect
you to the
people, places
and
assignments
that meet your
needs. With an
excellent
reputation and
many years of
experience in
the travel
nursing
industry,
Medical
Express can
put you where
you want, when
you want, any
time of the
year. Learn
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