Having a typical “nurse schedule” (meaning that you only work three days a week for 12-hours), is one of the best perks of being a nurse! You get four days off from the hospital each…
View PostAs a travel nurse, whether you’re new or seasoned, travel nurse orientation is one of the most anxiety-inducing parts of starting a new assignment. Completely unaware of what to expect, you’re usually left in the…
View PostWhen you hear “South Dakota”, the places that come to mind are Sioux Falls for being the capital. Rapid City for being the gateway to the Black Hills. And Wall for being the quirky pharmacy…
View PostLocated in South Dakota, the Black Hills are a small mountain range occupying the western region of the state, stretching into Wyoming. The Black Hills were originally settled by the Native American tribe, the Lakota,…
View PostWhat is typically referred to as a “flyover” state, I refer to as one of the most underrated states in the USA. Nebraska is a unique destination that hosts a variety of things to see…
View PostWhether you’re a new grad nursing student or an experienced nurse looking to get a new job, interviewing as a nurse can be hard and intimidating. Oftentimes you’re interviewing against many other qualified candidates with…
View PostIf you’re a student in nursing school (or even in college), you may have fallen in love with the world of neonatal nursing and wonder how to become a neonatal nurse. Caring for very sick…
View PostI believe that one of the most frustrating things when it comes to travel nursing is understanding your pay package. And even more frustrating than that is finding a recruiter who works for a company…
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