During times of crisis, we see what people are made of. And what we see travel healthcare professionals (HCPs) accomplishing during the COVID-19 pandemic is truly astounding. We’re humbled to partner with such amazing travel nurses and healthcare professionals (HCPs) ― those we’ve worked with for years and those we’ve met recently. As HCPs step
Our TaleMed nurses are the best of the best! They live out our RICHER core values of Respect, Innovation, Consistency, Humility, Excellence and Resilience at healthcare facilities across the country. We partner with the Daisy Foundation to acknowledge our TaleMed travelers with these prestigious awards twice a year because we know how hard they work.
It’s important to practice good self-care during normal times. But during the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s absolutely crucial for nurses and healthcare professionals to take care of themselves after hours. The phrase “self-care” gets mentioned a lot, but what does it actually mean? Self-care involves doing activities that take care of your mind, body and spirit
The world is battling the COVID-19 pandemic. Nurses and healthcare professionals (HCPs) are out there fighting the good fight. But the constant vigilance, long hours and worrying can be stressful. How can you stay positive without being overwhelmed? TaleMed wants to remind you that we’re all in this together. Here are ways that grateful people
We appreciate all you do for TaleMed and the healthcare industry. We are so thankful you are leading the charge and putting others’ needs above your own. During this time when things are uncertain, we want to ensure that you know TaleMed cares about you and we want to support you. We will give
Steve Williams was one of TaleMed’s first seven employees. A lot has changed since he started as a staffing coordinator in 2011. After graduating with a business management degree from Mount Vernon Nazarene University, Steve met with TaleMed President Ken Tracy, who had been a long-time family friend. Ken saw potential in Steve and felt
O-H-I-O! That’s a cheer The Ohio State University fans say year-round, but it also reflects the attitude of the entire state. While many people may focus on the East and West Coast, Ohio offers room to grow both as a person and as nursing professional. Whether you’re an experienced travel nurse or just starting out,
While it’s exciting to start a new assignment, the first week can feel rough for a travel healthcare professional (HCP) at a new hospital. This is especially true for those who haven’t traveled before. A hospital unit is like a family. You’re the new person, adjusting to new routines, personalities and challenges. So, what can
Did you know you can take your skills and experience on the road as a travel social worker? While nursing and Allied Health travel opportunities have been among the healthcare staffing options for years, travel social worker jobs are relatively new. The high demand for social workers stems from hospitals struggling to fill positions as
