Independent. Caring. Flexible. These are just a few of the words TaleMed recruiter Brad Baumer uses to describe travel nurse Reilly H. “She really is the best of the best,” he said. Reilly H. grew up in Grand Junction, Colorado, a small town on the Western Slope. Reilly discovered her passion for the medical field
Beth H. decided travel nursing was right for her when she was 53. Before that fateful decision, she worked at a single facility for 32 years in the OR, as a PACU nurse, an OR Circulator and a charge nurse. From a small town in Virginia’s southwest corner, she and her husband, Marty, have 4
Skye S. grew up in Crescent City, a small town in North Florida, and she always dreamed of seeing the world. From the beginning, she knew she wanted to be a travel nurse! Skye’s mom was also a nurse and suggested she try alternate career paths. But Skye knew travel nursing was the right fit
Katy C. was ready to set out and explore the country, and what she found was her “tramily” along the way. She started her adventures as a rapid response TaleMed travel nurse four years ago, after graduating nursing school with a bachelor’s degree. Since beginning her travel career, Katy has traveled to a variety of
Emily T. may just be one of the most interesting nurses at TaleMed. Emily grew up in East Tennessee and got her Bachelor of Science in Nursing at East Tennessee State University. After college, she decided it was time to see the world. Now she’s been to 12 countries and has more than 4,000 followers
You’re a travel nurse in a new city and you want to make the most of it without breaking the bank in the process. Life “on the road” can be a hugely exciting way to gain valuable work experience while making great money. However, it can also be challenging when it comes to making smart
Helpful Traveling Healthcare Resources Travel nursing can be a confusing field to work in. If you have been considering traveling or have been a traveler for twenty years, it can be a touch industry to navigate. We have put together some of TaleMed’s most useful traveling healthcare resources and links to help iron out any
Being a “Gypsies” of Healthcare Before you speed dial Mom & break the nomadic news or click ‘post’ on your next Facebook status, please be reminded they don’t call us gypsies for nothing. That social media activity log came in handy; digging deep I knew I had my very own hippie position: June 19th, 2015
Line Up Your Next Travel Assignment During Vacation Nurses who work hard, play hard! If you’re a full-time travel nurse, you may find yourself lining up your next assignment during your current one. But if you’re ready to take some time off and relax, you’ll want to unplug during your vacation—and return ready to begin
What to Do and Not Do For Travel Housing Finding a place to call home for a few months can be a challenging endeavor if we don’t go about it the right way. That’s why we sat down with our Housing Coordinator’s and asked for some advice. Here is what we gathered… Housing Stipend Take
