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When it comes to travel nursing, I get asked a two questions all the time: Will I have consistent work? How much *more* money will I make?
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When it comes to travel nursing, I get asked a two questions all the time: Will I have consistent work? How much *more* money will I make?
There’s no denying that since the pandemic hit early last year, honoring our nation’s nurses is profoundly more significant than it ever has been before, which makes this year’s National Nursing Week, that much more important. Be it a national health emergency or just routing daily care, we here at Next Move Inc. recognize nurses’ vital contributions and the impact they have on the health and well-being of our communities.
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It is our great pleasure to introduce the newest member of our recruitment team: Danielle Adkisson, a travel RN with over 9.5 years of travel experience! Originally from Elkins, West Virginia Danielle has over 11 years of nursing experience and is brand new to the recruitment world – but with a depth of knowledge of what travel nurses need and want that comes unmatched.
This week we had a chance to sit down with our very own CEO for a little Q&A on the travel nursing world and who we are as an agency: What makes Next Move and the recruiters at Next Move different than other travel nursing agencies? What our Next Move’s challenges and successes?
Hear from Next Move’s latest brand ambassador: Petra Nading. A travel nurse...
The team at Next Move is thrilled to announce that on October...
So you’re thinking about taking an assignment in, but have never been to Kansas City, Missouri? Then you’ve come to the right place because
One of the most prominent benefits of being a travel nurse is having a stable, highly in-demand career with the opportunity to travel all o
If you’re a staff nurse that has ever considered travel nursing, then this is the section for you. Travel nursing offers a variety of benefi
To get started as a travel nurse there are a few things you should note: Most travel nurses are registered nurses (RNs) Have 2+ years o…
Nurse Traveler Salaries and Benefits According to Indeed, the average yearly salary for a travel nurse is $75,109. However, since pay i…
This week we spoke with Lorayne Durham, one of our newer travel RNs, who recently started an assignment with us in Alaska. Here she tells he
In the busy world of nursing, who has the energy to come home after a long shift and stand (STAND?!!) in front of a stove for another cou…
Top 5 Ways to Make the Most Money as a Travel Nurse From the factors that affect travel nursing pay to the highest paying travel assignme…
A few weeks ago the team here at Next Move made the very exciting decision to join Wanderly, a platform for healthcare professionals to c…
We’ve all been there, seated dead in the middle of an interview and a question pops up that you’re totally unprepared for.
This week in our new series: Nurse’s Spotlight, we hear from one...
It can be a bit scary to jump into the field of...
Featured Nurse: Caleb Skyles, RN, BSN, CCRN Earlier this week we had...
