Dealing with Patients and Co-WorkersNot only do travel therapists have to deal with the challenges of moving from assignment to assignment, city to city, they also have to deal with a revolving door of new patients…Tidepoint Healthcare blog
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Dealing with Patients and Co-WorkersNot only do travel therapists have to deal with the challenges of moving from assignment to assignment, city to city, they also have to deal with a revolving door of new patients…
How Travel Nurses PackTraveling to go on vacation and traveling to start a nursing assignment are two different animals. Typically, one goes away on vacation for only a short period a time, lasting a…
How Do You Know You Have The Right Travel Therapy Staffing Firm?For the uninitiated searching for the right travel therapy staffing firm could prove to be a daunting task. Do a quick search online and you’ll find hundreds of staffing agencies…
Travel Nurses Overcoming Loneliness While on the RoadHumans are social beings. They thrive in the presence and support of loved ones. It’s then no big revelation that one of the major challenges in travel nursing is the sense of…
Travel Therapists: Building Rapport with New PatientsMeeting new patients is always a challenge. Physical and occupational therapists have the uneasy task of breaking the ice. More often than not, building rapport is overlooked by…
Common Interview Mistakes That Can Cost You The JobWhether you’re having a phone interview or a face-to-face, it’s difficult not to fall into typical interview traps that can cost you that travel nursing job. We’re all humans…
Travel Nurses: Posting Patient Information on FacebookIn 2012, it has been reported that Facebook has over 901 million monthly users and 526 million daily users. It is undoubtedly the largest social network in the world. Chances are…
Advice to New Therapy GraduatesAfter graduating from therapy school, the prospect of becoming a new therapist is both exciting and frightening at the same time. Facing the real world could be a daunting task…
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…