If you’re new to traveling jobs to fulfill crisis situations or just looking to improve your experience, the information below can help. Additionally, if you are an organization looking to secure our services, we also provide information to assist you in understanding how we work. Give us a call!
Whether you are a crisis response nurse, strike nurse or COVID-19 nurse, stress is a constant part of your life. One way you can help combat the negativity that comes with stress is to keep a gratitude journal. Keeping a gratitude journal has been shown to not only reduce stress, but also help you sleep…
With the holidays fast approaching, it’s easy to fall victim to stress, especially when you are contemplating taking a strike or COVID-19 assignment. We wanted to share a few tips that can help you destress during this holiday season. 1. Imperfection can be perfect. Every holiday season many people feel the pressure to make things…
When a public health emergency (PHE) occurs, ensuring your medical facilities are effectively staffed is crucial to preventing unnecessary risks to patients’ health and safety. While it is common for hospitals to be stretched to their limits during a PHE, following the Four S’s can help alleviate these challenges. Staff: Utilizing temporary staffing and volunteers…
When nurses go on strike, they are usually lobbying for better working conditions, for example: lowering patient-nurse ratios, increasing pay or better equipment. Unfortunately, it leaves a hole in the care that patients are receiving when nurses strike. It can be a hard decision to cross the picket line and work at a striking facility;…
As a crisis or strike nurse, you get focused on caring for your patients. However, it is extremely important to take care of yourself. So we checked in with nurse experts to get tips on how they practice self-care. Unplug. Whether it’s in your room or on a break. Take some time to be away…
As a strike nurse, it can be hard to eat healthy when you’re on the run and working long shifts. But, taking care of yourself is so important when you’re working a strike. You don’t want to get run-down. To help you snack well and keep your energy up, we wanted to share these 10…
If you are an organization, get in touch to learn more about how we can help you prepare for strikes and crises. If you are a clinical or non-clinical expert and want to learn more about job opportunities, we’d love to hear from you.