How to Feel at Home Away From Home: Tips For Travel Nurses

Arriving somewhere new, after a long drive or a flight, always feels a little strange. The streets are unfamiliar, your accommodation is quiet, and you’re yet to find a decent coffee. It’s part of the adventure of travel nurse positions, and it passes sooner than you think.

Your First Travel Nursing Placement: City, Coast or Country?

Your first travel nursing placement is an exciting step, and it can feel like a big decision too. Do you stay close to the comforts of a city, chase sunrise walks along the coast, or head inland to a close-knit country community?

The Happiness List: 25 Little Things To Brighten Your Day

Nursing and midwifery ask a lot of you. Long shifts, early starts, night rosters and the emotional weight of caring for people on their hardest days can leave you with very little energy for yourself.

3 Years, 15 Contracts: RAN Robyn’s Road to Remote Nursing

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Some nursing careers are measured in years, but Robyn’s spans continents. Born in Africa, she built her professional life in critical care in the UK before settling in New Zealand with her family, where she has lived for the past 17 years.