Allied Health & Travel Nurse Resources

Nursing school can be quite challenging. For some, combining the challenge of nursing school with other life obstacles can seem almost impossible. After all, how do you keep up with everything you have to learn while also maintaining somewhat of a normal life? Sure, it isn't easy, but it is possible. Below, we'll outline some study tips for nursing fundamentals and study tips for nursing students. This includes techniques that will improve your performance and make life more enjoyable as a nursing student. 

You're a new nursing school graduate, and you've passed (or are preparing to pass) your NCLEX exam. Now, you're looking for a job, and travel nursing has become the topic of conversation all over the USA. One of the most common questions that keep coming up is: can you be a travel nurse with no RN experience?

Hawaii is a string of islands and a desirable locale for vacationers and, recently, travel nurses. There are so many reasons people want to come here. Many are turning to travel nursing in Hawaii to relax and have a piece of paradise. However, what should you expect when you head off to the islands searching for a travel nursing position? We will explain 5 things you should know about travel nursing jobs in Honolulu, Hawaii below.

Due to the nature of travel nursing, it isn't easy to structure experience like a typical resume/CV. Nursing experience can occur in various environments and, though there seems to be a nursing shortage in many states, the most desirable positions are challenging to get. In this article, we will explain how to write the perfect travel nurse resume. If you need extra help, you can always find a travel nurse resume sample or a travel nurse template.

The COVID-19 pandemic changed the landscape of healthcare work. The need for healthcare workers in all capacities has increased over the last two years, and when it comes to nurses, there are plenty of open high-paying travel nursing jobs across the nation. So, how much money do nurses make? The need for nurses is constantly shifting across different markets, which is why travel nursing jobs have become such an attractive option for so many nurse practitioners.

Whether you are just getting started in your nursing career, or you are an experienced veteran, it is never a bad idea to brush up on standardized nursing terminology. The technical jargon and abbreviations involved with nursing medical terminology can be a bit overwhelming at times, so Advantis Medical has put together a nursing terminology cheat sheet for common terms.

Nursing has always been an in-demand profession. The recent COVID-19 pandemic has brought to light many of the areas of our healthcare system that need reinforcements, and since the workforce of Allied Health Workers isn’t equally distributed across the country, Travel Nursing has become a way to bring healthcare workers to the areas that need it most. Continue along to learn how to become a travel nurse.

One of the most fun times of year to be a working nurse practitioner is Halloween. Halloween is a great time to be a nurse because of the candy, of course, and because there are so many options for Halloween costumes for nurses at work to wear with scrubs.

The Covid-19 Pandemic took leaps and bounds when it came to changing people’s lives. It also was the stepping stone into a new era of recruitment for businesses across the globe. A primary business sector for this impact is the healthcare system. The pandemic showed people what mattered in the world. It gave companies new insight and inspiration on getting efficient and quality work out of workers without jeopardizing co-workers' health.

Who doesn’t want to make a little extra money on the side? The financial freedom that can come from this is liberating. The nursing field has not only grown within the last few years but has rocketed within the last few months, and although the jobs pay well, additional income can always be a plus.

It is no surprise that COVID-19 is still the topic in 2021. The Delta Variant is now king in America. With over 83.2%, of COVID related illnesses this virus shows no mercy with who it impacts and does not show a slowdown any time soon. The Delta rise can be seen within all 50 states.

As a travel nurse, it is crucial to find the right work-life balance, because putting others needs before yours can cause internal conflicts that lead to stress and diminishing mental wellness.