Seattle offers an array of things to do for people of all ages and activity levels. If you’re a city person, you can spend time exploring the city discovering coffee shops, sweet shops, tourist attractions,…
View PostFinding travel nurse housing can be a daunting process, especially as a new travel nurse. The thought of living with a stranger, not knowing whether or not you’re in a safe area, and sending a…
View PostAs a travel nurse, I have the privilege of being able to take time off and travel as much (or as little) as I want. In 2018, I took 5-months away from work to travel…
View PostAn ideal day trip from Seattle, two of my favorite activities located outside the city are visiting Deception Pass State Park on Whidbey Island, and hiking Oyster Dome south of Bellingham. It’s once you get out…
View PostAn alluring destination for people all around the world, Spain is a place that transforms you and makes you feel alive. The Spanish people do a great job of celebrating life, working hard, and playing…
View PostWhen deciding if you want to transition from staff nurse to travel nurse, there’s a lot to consider. After all, there are both pros and cons of travel nursing and it’s important to look at…
View PostThis month I spoke with Chelsea from The Turquoise Traveler. She’s an ex-physician, digital nomad, and life coach extraordinaire. She had the guts to quit her residency program, move to South Korea to teach English,…
View PostI had the pleasure of sitting down with my travel nurse recruiter for a live Instagram session talking all things – travel nursing! My recruiter, Jessica, answered some of the most common travel nurse questions…
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