Many of our travelers stay at the same location for multiple assignments and really enjoy staying at the same location. First, let’s talk about the process and what needs to occur.

We fully understand how important this question is and how important pets are in our lives. Our pets are family members.

You will be able to have insurance coverage that offers you a large variety of options to best fit your situation. Your health and you maintaining your health are of utmost importance to you and the patients your serve each day.

As a new graduate nurse considering travel nursing as a career, the first thing to understand is that travel nursing has many facets to it. First, you need to get some experience in the area of your specialty or practice.

I am very excited that you asked this question! Nurses with advanced training and education respond and provide interventions quicker, which results in better outcomes for our patients. As nurses this is always our desire and goal!

First, let’s recognize that it is not always easy to “fit into the crowd.” However, here are some suggestions to help you fit in and feel settled in your new environment.

I can really appreciate the sense of anticipation/nervousness that you have about your first day on your new assignment. Let’s review some tips that will allow you to present yourself in the best way possible.

Please allow me to eliminate any of your fears in this area. Here at Cross Country we have a whole division of professionals devoted to your needs when it comes to housing. They are experts at securing housing accommodations during your assignment.

Like any interview, a phone interview can be an event that makes you anxious. However, the good news is that the hospital and/or the nurse manager has reviewed your skills/application/profile and they are interested in YOU. Take a breath!