Compact Nursing License: What Travel Nurses Need to Know in 2026
Licensing Every time you finish a 13-week contract and pick up a new assignment in a different state, the licensing clock resets — new application, new fees, new background check, …
3 Reasons Travel Nurse Newbies and Veterans Want Wanderly
Travel nurse veteran or brand new, we’ve all been through the painstaking process of applying to multiple jobs with multiple agencies. We understand how overwhelming the entire procedure can be. There’s …
Benefits of Travel Nursing – From a Travel Nurse
Nurse talk time: meet Tiffannie, she’s a seasoned travel nurse who recently finished a contract on the beautiful Central Coast of California. She sat down with us for a minute …
Is Travel Nursing Hard – Words of Travel Nurses
We get this question all the time, “Is travel nursing hard?” Who better than travel nurses to answer that question! Meet Sam & Annette, two oncology travel nurses embarking on …
Why We Need a Place to Review Pay Packages
At Wanderly, we believe one of the most important steps to improving the current travel nursing process is providing a place to review pay packages. First off, we know that …
Thank you for checking us out at TravCon!
Were you at TravCon this year? We were! Our first official launch of Wanderly (and Wanda the Wanderly Pineapple) for the travel nursing community took place at the Travelers Conference …
Travel Nursing with a Child – 8 Reasons why it’s doable
There is a common misconception about travel nursing with a child, and we want to set the record straight. You can definitely be a travel nurse and have children. Before …
No Jobs… No Worries
We all know the deal with being a travel nurse-it’s NOT permanent! That’s usually what I love most about it; the freedom to come and go, take month-long vacations in …
Night Shift Nursing: What to Really Expect?
Work Life Night shift and day shift are genuinely different jobs — not better or worse, but different in ways that matter for your pay, your clinical practice, your health, …