Author: Michael Johnson

  The well known and widely acknowledged nursing shortage created a great number of vacant nursing jobs.  This shortage ultimately lead to the creation of

  Generally speaking, when hospitals evaluate a travel allied or a per diem allied,  they initially focus on three things:  resume, skill inventory, and professional references.  Some

  Travel Nursing Jobs: Understanding Compact Licensure Most travel nurses have heard the term “compact state”.  While the concept of a “compact state” seems straight

We all know that the on-going nursing shortage has created a lot of vacant nursing jobs.  This void has been addressed not only through travel

  In today’s healthcare environment, most travel nursing positions come with some form of competency testing to secure the travel nursing job. While there are many different

Nurses in abundance In this third and final installment in the series, I will be discussing “The International Nurse”. With all due respect to our

  So you’re a travel allied or perhaps an aspiring travel allied looking for an assignment amongst the many open nursing jobs across the USA. 

  The Myth Of The Travel Nursing 50 Mile Rule If you are a travel allied you have probably heard some recruiter, somewhere mention a “50

During my nursing career, I have worked in several specialties. I worked Medical / Surgical, Step Down, Intensive Care (ICU) and Emergency Room (ER). The

The Problem The harsh reality of the impending nursing shortage has been well chronicled. It is expected that in 12 years, the USA will be

  Expedient Medstaff, a leading travel nursing agency, proudly announces it has been selected to provide travel nursing services to a select group of hospitals

  Many allieds think about travel nursing or working for a nursing agency.  The cold reality is that while this is great for some, it