4 Things to Consider as a Travel TherapistTraveling as a physical or occupational therapist for a living is not as straightforward as one might think. When therapy graduates first think about traveling, they’re inundated…The Stone Harbor blog
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4 Things to Consider as a Travel TherapistTraveling as a physical or occupational therapist for a living is not as straightforward as one might think. When therapy graduates first think about traveling, they’re inundated…
Travel Nurses: Keep Fit While TravelingTraveling as a lifestyle is fun and exciting but it can take a toll on your health. Given your busy schedule and the constant moving, it’s easy to lose sight that you’re supposed…
Travel Therapy: Traveling with FamilyMany physical therapists, occupational therapists and other allied healthcare professionals who want to give travel therapy a try don’t because they feel that having a family is a…
How to Land Your Dream Travel Nursing DestinationOne of the major attractions of travel nursing is that you get to live and work in dream locations. Nurses who lived in Texas or Alabama all their lives probably dreamed of…
Should You Send a “Thank You” Note After a Job Interview?You have heard the advice before: Send a short but sweet “Thank You” note to your interviewer to make you stand out from other applicants. But why should you? What good does…
More Resume Tips for Travel TherapistsHaving trouble landing that perfect therapy position? It could be as simple as revamping your resume. Here are a few tips for a quick resume fix that will help get you your dream…
How to Overcome Compassion Fatigue in NursingNurses are, of course, prone to compassion fatigue. It’s not difficult to understand why. As nurses treat more patients, there is tendency to feel “exhausted” or “weary” from…
How Online Therapy Graduates Can Make Their Resumes Stand OutThe number of online graduates has increased in the last five years as more accredited online universities pop up. Unfortunately, there’s still a definite bias against people who…
Finding a Career in Travel NursingThe major appeal is the adventure. Sure, there are many advantages to being a travel nurse such as great pay, flexibility, and the experience of finding out how hospitals in other…
What Can Social Media Do for Travel Therapists?Social media sites like Facebook, Youtube, Twitter, Pinterest, and LinkedIn has grown in popularity over the last several years. In fact, in today’s society, they’re about as…
What Makes an Excellent NurseAs a nurse, it’s easy to lose track of why you chose the profession of nursing when times and the work get hard. You can, if you like, choose to be good at your job and that’s…
Tips for Nailing that Travel Therapy Phone InterviewTravel therapists typically don’t get a chance to make a good face-to-face impression with hiring managers. Given the nature of their work, they conduct most—if not all—of their…