Congratulations to Our 2019 Scholarship Winner
This is the second year Wanderly has been able to grant a nurse a $1,000 scholarship through the Nurse Kelley Scholarship program. After hundreds of applicants, we were touched by …
The Legacy of Nursing: 17 Years of Trust and Honor
Once again Nurses are the stars of the show with the 2018 Gallup Poll of how Americans perceive 20 of the major professions. Nurses have “won” this year, for the …
The Complete Travel Nurse Packing List
Your contract is signed, your housing is sorted, and your start date is on the calendar. Now comes the part that separates nurses who arrive feeling settled from those who …
What Is It Like To Be A Travel Nurse?
A video blog! What is it like to be a travel nurse? We’ll show you! We wanted to hear from travel nurse, Leah, AKA @scrubsinasuitcase to share the basics of travel …
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 …
Who is Wanda the Wanderly Pineapple?
You may have seen Wanda The Pineapple floating around– the smiling, friendly pineapple Wanderly has almost everywhere it goes. Wanda represents the platform we hold to empower nurses with accurate …
What is Travel Nurse Pay?
You’ve probably heard about travel nurse pay. It’s true, Travel nurses do make more money than staff nurses. Travel nurse pay is higher because of economics and tax-free stipends. It’s …
Top Sites for Travel Nurse Housing
Travel nurse housing is a process. You start by picking a location. Next, you find your perfect assignment through Wanderly. Finally, you choose a place to stay. You desire clean, …
A New Travel Nurse’s Journey – Katie Moore
As a new travel nurse, Katie Moore is already finishing her second contract this May and having the time of her life. We got to hear a little about her …
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 …