Posts by Supplemental Health Care
Working Tourist: Welcome to Alaska
Marianne loves being a travel nurse and recommends that others not be afraid to try it out. She says the key is being adaptable, and open to learning new ways of doing things
Read MoreHow To Keep Track of Your Nursing Credentials
The more experienced and varied your nursing career becomes, the harder it seems to be to keep track of all of your important licensing and credential documentation.
Read MoreIt’s Time to Consider Travel as a Correctional Nurse
The chances are that if you have spent your career working in trauma, critical care, or another specialty without giving correctional nursing a second thought. For travel nurses, corrections is a wide-open opportunity throughout the country.
Read MoreCare More Spotlight: The Power of Listening
Emily’s path led her to become a speech-language pathologist, and as she works with her patients to communicate better with loved ones and helping them be heard and understood, she can see their quality of life improve.
Read MoreWorking Tourist: Always Finding a Way Back Home
Alexandra Lundy has been traveling as a Speech-Language Pathologist for three years now. She decided to begin taking travel assignments because she has always enjoyed moving around and exploring new areas.
Read MoreWorking Tourist: Experiencing “Firsts” Through Travel Nursing
After being a nursing professional for four years, Danielle Costello began feeling the need for a change. She was entertaining thoughts of becoming a travel nurse but had also been accepted to grad school.
Read MoreCare More Spotlight: Fighting For His Patients
John appreciates the fact that with SHC, he has opportunities to work in any setting and feel comfortable that he is going to help those patients recover to the point that they want to be physically.
Read MoreThe Latest Technologies Every OT Should Know About
Earlier this Occupational Therapy Month, we posted about a few trends that are changing the landscape of Occupational Therapy. New technologies are always impacting healthcare and even helping to shape new trends and treatments.
Read MoreThe Latest Trends in Occupational Therapy
While the roots of occupational therapy can be traced back to ancient times, it was conceived as a health profession around 1910 with the first professional occupational therapy association being founded in 1917.
Read MorePros and Cons of a National Nurse Licensing Compact
The enhanced Nurse Licensure Compact (eNLC) has been in the news lately, and we have been following the action pretty closely in this space. What we haven’t spent much time on are the reasons why the eNLC makes sense to some and is less than ideal for others.
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