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Preparing for the NCLEX is no easy task. We're here to help you pass the first time with these 5 effective studying strategies:

Wake up to stunning views of Mount Hood We’re filling multiple travel nursing placements in Oregon, let us help you plan your next adventure. http://bit.ly/3c4qeOJ

Ski season is still in full swing. Why not pick a placement with easy mountain access? Check out our open jobs now in snowy places like Colorado, Idaho, and Utah: https://bit.ly/2Kt0DTY

2020 has been a year unlike any other from battling the COVID-19 pandemic to major shifts in hospitals across the county. We caught up with several Stability recruiters to reflect on the year:

Travel Nursing is a career that offers a unique set of perks. It’s one of the only jobs that gives you the opportunity to check off all of the places on your bucket list. If that isn’t enough, keep reading to learn why you should be a travel nurse:

We’re excited to announce our new Nurse of the Month series, where we highlight Stability’s rockstar nurses. Starting with OR nurse Marissa Cascio!

With many travel nurses already receiving the COVID vaccine, it’s starting to look like there’s a light at the end of the tunnel. There are still a lot of questions surrounding the vaccine, so we've covered all of the basics on our blog:

Wishing you Happy Holidays from the Stability family

It’s been roughly nine months since countries across the world have been in various states of lockdown, COVID numbers continue to rise, and precautions are more important than ever. However, it’s still a great time to be a travel nurse. Check out the updated stats relating to COVID and the latest suggested steps to COVID prevention:

It’s the most wonderful time of the year and you might be stuck at the hospital or away from friends and family. Being a travel nurse during the holiday season can be especially daunting, especially during a pandemic, but we’ve got some tips for surviving the holiday season. Take a look:

It’s that time of year! Whether you’re shopping for gifts for yourself, your loved ones are asking what you want this year, or you're looking for a gift for the travel nurse in your life, we’ve got you covered. Check out our Holiday Gift Guide for some gift-giving inspiration from some of our favorite brands like Homesick Candles, Casper, Book of the Month, and more.

Everyone needs a little extra cheer this year. With things looking a little different in hospitals this holiday season, we wanted to put together some tips on how to bring treats into your unit and share a few recipe ideas. Take a look:

A surgical spine and trauma nurse specializes in spine health. Many nurses know the importance of spine health, but they have questions about specializing in it. Here is a quick guide to the life of a surgical spine and trauma nurse:

This week we're highlighting one of the biggest nursing specialties medical-surgical. Med surg nurses are well-rounded and have a broad knowledgebase, making them nurses excellent problem solvers and essential assets to any hospital team. Here’s what to expect when signing up to be a med surg travel nurse:

The leaves are changing, we're pulling out our sweaters, and most importantly, we're officially making the leap from iced coffee to hot. We put together a list of some of our favorite fall drinks to get you feeling festive and give you a little boost to start your shift off right!

It's easy to feel stuck in the same specialty once you get started in your nursing career but switching up your specialty isn't impossible! Take a look at our guide for some helpful tips:

Making your temporary housing feel cozy is so important, especially when we’re spending so much time at home. Home should be a place where you feel most comfortable. With these simple tips, you’ll be snuggling up in a homey environment in no time.

Repost from TIME who named a NURSE one of the 100 Most Influential People of 2020 Amy O'Sullivan, an 18-year veteran ER nurse at Wyckoff Heights Medical Center in Brooklyn, is one of the 100 Most Influential People of 2020. "She treated the first COVID-19 patient at the hospital, who became the city's first death in early March, before the importance of PPE was truly understood," writes @katiecouric. "Amy began displaying symptoms a few days later. After she was intubated and spent four days on a ventilator, she went home to rest for less than two weeks before returning to work." Photograph by @paolakudacki for TIME Full article: https://time.com//100-most-influent/5888224/amy-osullivan/

While some ERs and ICUs might require you to wear the masks they give you, a lot of hospitals and clinics are loosening to allow staff to bring in their own masks. It’s time to invest in a good mask and we've got five that every nurse should know about. Have other favorites? Leave a comment and let us know!

As a nurse, your job relies on being able to communicate and connect with people from all kinds of backgrounds, which makes being bilingual is a major plus. Here are five reasons that speaking two or more languages at least semi-well could make your nursing career soar:

When you’re getting off your third night shift in a row

Lots of registration deadlines are approaching (today is the last day to register in Arizona, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Kentucky, Mississippi, Ohio, South Carolina, Tennessee, and Texas), so take five minutes and double check you’re registered and know how you’re voting!

This season will undoubtedly be a busy season for travel nurses. Here's what flu season looks like in 2020:

Believe it or not, yoga is a great way to help your mind and your body wind down after a hectic day. A national survey found that over 55% of people who did yoga found that it helped them get better sleep. Here are five moves to help you sleep:

Burnout culture for nurses is REAL. It’s good to check in with yourself and recognize when you’re overworked. Here are some signs that you need a mental health day:

Grab yourself a pumpkin spice latte and get inspired for your next placement. Check out the top 4 most beautiful places to travel to this fall:

We know this can be a scary time to be moving from place to place, but it’s almost impossible to avoid as a travel nurse. Here are some tips for safely settling into your new home:

With travel nursing jobs on the rise during the COVID-19 pandemic, lots nurses are revisiting their resumes. A travel nurse resume has some key differences from a regular nursing resume, and yours may need some refining. Read more to find out what you need in your resume: