5 Reasons to Obtain Your BSN Instead of your ADN
Getting your BSN and education is of the utmost importance to us at Wanderly. We are in the business of understanding various nursing degrees, certifications, and licensures, and we take …
10 Tips For New Travel Nurses – By Madison M. Sackett, MSN, RN, Travel Nurse
New travel nurses can sometimes experience a deluge of emotions when it comes to moving across the country, working at different hospitals, and not knowing people in a new city. …
California Staffing Ratios
California Staffing Ratios have mandated safe nursing practices since 2004. We here at Wanderly stand in solidarity with California, and our travel nurses, in the fight for quality patient care. …
How to Handle a Medication Error as a Travel Nurse
A medication error can be a nightmare for a nurse. Even though statistically 65% of nurses have made a medication error in their career (American Journal of Nursing, 2017), there is …
5 tips for Travel Nurses when it comes to an old job listing
1) Be wary of posts that are a few days old, jobs are opening and closing FAST Just consider that a recruiter may be offering to submit you for that job …
Bye Skills Checklists, Hello Free Time!
In addition to all of the wonderful ways that Wanderly simplifies the travel nursing process for both agencies and nurses, one of the most valuable tools at the travel nurse’s …
How to Keep Your Professional File Current as a Travel Nurse
I’m finally home after a 14-hour shift and I’m ready to just hit the couch and relax when I see the blinking light in my peripheral. As I listen to …
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, …