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Over 600,000 people in the United States died from cancer in 2017, according to the National Cancer Institute. And 1,688,780 new cases were documented the same year. That makes cancer the second-most prevalent medical […]
Read moreIf you are considering travel nursing there is much to consider before signing your first contract. Here are a few of the big pros and cons we have put together […]
Read moreJuly is the time when new residents start in hospital across the country. There is a general belief that this is the worst time to be in a teaching hospital. […]
Read moreVoyage has moved up in Ranking! There are over 340 U.S. travel nurse companies, Voyage is honored to be ranked #19 by BluePipes.com We are proud to be featured alongside […]
Read moreWhat to do when a travel nursing assignment goes wrong… Travel nursing offers a unique opportunity to explore the country while still making a regular income. Working in this field […]
Read moreBeing a nurse involves careful decision and fast paced action to navigate a minefield of patient demands and evolving task obligations. Working on the night shift in a hospital brings […]
Read moreWHO: RN, NP, CRNA, CNS, CNM, LVN, CNA, and local equivalents or analogues WHAT: Buy get one free WHEN: June 5 WHERE: Chipotle Restaurants WHY: Because nurses are awesome! <3 […]
Read moreAfter a year in which President Trump devoted much of his health policy attention to efforts to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act, Mr. Trump used part of his […]
Read more(HUFFPOST) Medicaid expansion is coming to Virginia after the state’s legislature approved a bill Wednesday that would provide health coverage to as many as 400,000 low-income residents of the Old […]
Read moreFor multiple reasons, the shortage of nurses continues to persist in America. Experienced nurses are retiring faster than they can be replenished by fresh graduates. Schools do not have the […]
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