BLS at TravCon: Make Room for a Skills Refresh
“Basic” is doing a lot of work in Basic Life Support. The name may sound familiar enough to move straight to the bottom of your professional development list, especially if you have taken the...
ACLS at TravCon: Keep Your Skills Current Between Adventures
An upcoming assignment has a way of bringing your credential list into focus. You are reviewing requirements, gathering documents, and checking expiration dates when you notice ACLS is getting close. Giving that renewal some...
What Type of Healthcare Traveler Are You?
Spend enough time around healthcare travelers, and you start to notice that everyone approaches assignment life a little differently. Some people have their next three contracts mapped out before the current one is halfway...
NRP at TravCon: Make Room for Newborn Care Education
If newborn care is part of your work, you know how much attention goes into those first moments after birth. Assessment, preparation, and communication all have a place, and each team member brings specific...
Continuing Education in Healthcare: CEUs Are Just the Beginning
Continuing education in healthcare is often associated with one thing: earning the CEUs or continuing education credits required to maintain a license or certification. Those requirements matter, but they represent only one part of...
Continuing Education at TravCon: Learn, Connect, and Keep Your Career Moving
Your TravCon plans might start with booking a flight, finding a roommate, and figuring out which fellow travelers will be there. But somewhere between the reunion dinners and the exhibit hall, there is another...
What’s Your Next Healthcare Career Goal? 7 Questions to Ask Before 2027
Healthcare careers move quickly. You finish school, earn your credentials, start working, gain experience, and suddenly several years have passed. If you travel, the timeline can feel even faster because life starts being measured...
How to Find a Mentor in Healthcare and How to Be a Good One
Ask someone to describe a mentor, and they may picture a formal relationship. An experienced healthcare professional takes someone newer under their wing. They meet regularly, talk about career goals, and eventually the mentor...