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The allure of travel nursing is strong, especially for those with a touch of wanderlust. Imagine exploring new cities, experiencing different healthcare settings, and boosting your income – all while doing what you love. But is it the right fit for you? This guide is tailored for Carolina nurses considering taking the leap.
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What values do our clinicians want to see in their new organization? What can organizations do to find a solution to keep their staff engaged and retained? It's no secret that people prefer to work for organizations where they feel happy, driven, and encouraged from time to time, and with the world being more connected now than ever, companies are finding it more challenging to ensure they give their employees a pleasant environment.
The rising cost of living is becoming a significant concern, and it is an expensive time. Many clinicians have trouble managing their finances because of student loan repayments, less competitive salaries, and unstructured financial management.
We are pleased to feature Tim Whistine, working with DirectShifts as a Behavioral Health Counselor and Social Worker with experience in healthcare under his belt. He is an expert in working with different types of staff members and patients, including those with chronic illnesses and mental health issues.
Clinical rotations during your Nurse Practitioner program build the skills, knowledge, and confidence you need to practice independently as an NP. That's why it's essential to feature clinicals on your resume. Your nurse practitioner resume is doing its job if a prospective employer can immediately tell that you're qualified.
For the sake of public health emergency, now is the perfect time for you to assess how to become more resilient in your healthcare career.From your need for a safe work environment where you're welcome to self-advocate to your desire to protect yourself physically and mentally, the DirectShifts team is ready to support you as you take command of your career.
Working in shift has a lot of pros and cons that go with it, as any healthcare worker who started in a hospital or currently works in one can tell you. On the one hand, it's great to technically have four days off each week, but on the other hand, it often doesn't feel like it. A significant amount of a clinician's time goes into preparing for those three shifts.
