Michelle Ravanera | June 14th, 2024 The world is your oyster! If you’re a nurse with a sense of adventure and a desire to grow in your career, then travel nursing might be the perfect fit for you. Travel nurses fill temporary positions in hospitals, clinics, and other healthcare facilities across the country, offering a…
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Chloe’ Sizer | November 6th, 2023 Iowa is a great state to work as a travel CNA. The state has a strong demand for CNAs, and travel CNAs are compensated well for their skills and experience. Average travel CNA pay in Iowa The average weekly pay for a travel CNA in Iowa is $1,172, according to Vivian…
Ashley Hotovec | May 31st, 2023 One of the pros of travel nursing that everyone knows about is the flexibility that comes with the job. However, it can be easy for a travel nurse to run into some issues when it comes to practicing in a new state. A compact license, or multi-state license opens…
Neonatal nursing care is an incredibly important job that focuses on helping sick and prematurely born infants recuperate. NICU nurses also help parents deal emotionally with the stress of giving birth to a sick newborn. Although every nursing discipline is rewarding (constantly getting to see people come into your care at their worst and then…
Licensed practical nursing is an awesome and in-demand field, and becoming a travel LPN is actually easier than you think. Unlike registered nurses, becoming an LPN only takes between 12-18 months of schooling before you’re qualified to work — and the pay is still excellent. If you’re currently an LPN, on your way to becoming one,…
Trends in Travel Nursing Pay 2022 was a bit of a roller coaster ride for travel nurses. After growing accustomed to checks in the $4,000 to $6,000 per week range, nursing pay fell as the COVID pandemic got more under control — overall demand for travel nurses also took a hit generally. It’s not all…
Travel nurses are short-term healthcare employees working on contracts for hospitals when they are facing labor shortages. Those contracts might be as short as 4 weeks or as long as 13 — and they can often be extended for up to a year. And of course, travel nurses travel! Some travel nurses will work in just…
Over the past year, you might have noticed that your contracts aren’t paying what they used to. It’s true — pay has been dropping, and there’s no sign that it’s picking back up. And while there’s no denying that pay for travel medical professionals has been taking a hit all across the board, the pay…
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