Access Nurses Weekly a Happy Healthy You

Volume 15 Number 9 - June 13th

Fast-paced schedules, demanding shifts and long hours—Oh, the life of a nurse on the job. Nursing professionals are at high risk for experiencing feelings of burnout. But you can fight through the stresses and rejuvenate your career through travel nursing. Read on to learn how you can be a nurse who chooses to kick the nursing blues to the curb and get back to your energetic, motivated and passionate self again by becoming a travel nurse.Open yourself up.
Travel nursing exposes you to a variety of staffs, personalities and cultures during your assignments. Don’t shy away from developing friendships at work. Your coworkers are the ones who know firsthand what you encounter day in and day out at the hospital. Forming a bond with your fellow staff will create a warmer environment and make work a more inviting place. And as a travel nurse, you have the luxury of being selective of your working environment when accepting your assignments.Move your body.
Sure you’re constantly on the move at the hospital, but it’s important to engage in activities outside of work too. Travel nurses enjoy a flexible work schedule that allows ample time for fun and play when you’re off the clock. Whether you enjoy running, playing basketball, bike riding or rock climbing—you’ll have the time to do it all. Plus, working out is a great stress-reliever which will help you stay focused and motivated.

Learn to relax.
You’re going to experience stress as a nurse; that’s a given. But one of the great benefits of travel nursing is the freedom you’ll feel. You have a recruiter and travel liaison to guide you through the ins and outs of your assignment, from start to finish. They take care of the work, so you can focus on the job you love and the free time you need. You can relax knowing that you have a team of dedicated travel specialists there to ensure you have the best assignment possible.

Explore new challenges.
Stress has a harder time grabbing hold of the nurse who’s always seeking new adventures in her career. You can avoid stress buildup by embracing variety—whether in job location or nursing specialty. Travel nursing provides a unique opportunity for RNs to avoid monotony in a nursing career. The traveling nurse lifestyle is a breath of fresh air for nurses stuck in a rut. You can enjoy different work environments, plus experience cities all over the country while giving your career a much-needed boost.

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City to See!

Travel Nursing in Charleston, South Carolina

Charleston is renowned for its unique culture and the city hosts a number of fun fairs. Another favorite is the Charleston Maritime Festival, featuring the Charleston to Bermuda Race. Explore the history of Charleston through a wide variety of museums and architecture. Plus, because of the city’s rich culture, be sure to check out the numerous fantastic restaurants integrating the flavors of West African, southern American and French cuisine.
Weather: High: 76, Low: 55
Population: 118,270
Nearby Cities: North Charleston, Mount Pleasant, Hanaham

Hot Travel Nursing Jobs Contact your recruiter or call Access Nurses at 1-866-687-7390 to inquire about the following jobs!Charleston, South Carolina
OR
Positions: One
Shift: Variable day shift
Start Date: ASAP

Englewood, Colorado
L&D
Positions: One
Shift: 5 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Start Date: ASAP

Torrance, California
NICU
Positions: One
Shift: 12-hour nights
Start Date: ASAP

San Jose, California
Cath Lab
Positions: One
Shift: 8 to 10-hour days
Start Date: ASAP

San Francisco, California
ICU and Tele
Positions: Two
Shift: Rotating 12-hour shifts
Start Date: ASAP

Bakersfield, California
PACU
Positions: One
Shift: 12-hour nights
Start Date: ASAP

Chico, California
ER
Positions: Two
Shift: Days and evenings
Start Date: ASAP

Rochester, New York
ICU
Positions: One
Shift: 12-hour nights
Start Date: ASAP

Ketchum, Idaho
L&D, PP and Mother Baby
Positions: One
Shift: 12-hour nights
Start Date: ASAP

Chicago, Illinois
Peds Float
Positions: One
Shift: 12-hour nights
Start Date: ASAP

Silverdale, Washington
Nursery
Positions: One
Shift: 12-hour days and nights
Start Date: ASAP

Sun City, Arizona
ICU
Positions: Four
Shift: 12-hour nights
Start Date: ASAP

Kansas City, Missouri
L&D, Post Partum and Mother Baby
Positions: Four
Shift: 12-hour nights
Start Date: ASAP

Anchorage, Alaska
LPN (Outpatient Clinic)
Positions: One
Shift: 7:15 a.m. to 3:45 p.m.
Start Date: July 7

Billings, Montana
ICU
Positions: Five
Shift: Nights and weekends
Start Date: ASAP

Featured Forum Topic

Seeking Advice from Experienced Travelers

Hey all of you experienced travelers! I am looking for any info you may want to give on what to ask a new facility before you accept an assignment. Thanks!