Aureus Medical Group’s healthcare blog provides articles and information regarding careers in travel nursing, travel therapy, allied health and more.
For most people, the month of May tends to be quite busy. High school and college graduations are usually on the calendars, the scent of barbecues fill the air on Memorial weekend, and pools are opening. It is safe to say that the month of May can be the unofficial kickoff to summer and for good reason.
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When thinking about traveling, you can hear the good, bad, and the ugly from other travelers. Each person can tell you something different, but most have these five things in common. Read about five things that most travelers are surprised to learn about traveling.
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Two travel nurses explain what they love about their careers for National Nurses Week.
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As Nurses Week begins, I wanted to think of a way to celebrate nurses in a way to relate to one another. We all got to where we are from different scenarios. Life brings us all down different paths that put us where we are today.
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In today’s society, everything is at our fingertips. As we know, not only do we use our phones to keep in touch, but we can utilize them to help organize our lives. Whether you’re an experienced travel nurse or a first time travel tech, you’ll want to be sure to download these apps before your next assignment!
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Injury rates are high among youth athletes.
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What happens when a Respiratory Therapist double majors in Accounting? The answer is TravelTax, a company that specializes in preparing tax returns for traveling professionals. I had the opportunity to sit down with Joseph Smith, the founder of TravelTax, to ask a few questions on what traveling healthcare professionals should be prepared for when filing taxes and starting their career as a traveler.
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A variety of apps for phone and tablet are available for occupational therapists to use in the workplace.
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