If you’re like me, you’ve got to have a book with you whenever you travel. Regardless of whether you actually read it or not, it just doesn’t feel like you’re ready to hit the road until you know you have at least one, if not two, good books at the ready.

It is no secret that we live in a world in which building a quality relationship is a necessity to succeed. The travel therapy world is no different. If you ask anyone, the single most important factor to traveling as a therapist is building a great relationship with your recruiter.

Company acquisitions and buyouts in any industry always seem to cause a great deal of uncertainty. Everybody gets nervous about their job security as they anxiously await word from their managers about their future at their current company. This is especially true for the healthcare industry.