Lorraine started her career as a Mammography Technologist more than 10 years ago - starting in Colorado and currently residing in Florida. Now, as a traveler, she finds herself in the Atlanta suburbs working in a busy facility making a difference in the lives of women.

Now, let’s talk about the onboarding process. Spire guides you through it with a skip in your step, making the transition into a new assignment feel like a walk in the park. For instance: the Caregiver Diagnostic. We’ll take as much time as we need figuring out your desired pay, goals and professional aspirations, your ideal work environment, and anything you need to be successful in your work.

Last week, we took the much-deserved time to appreciate some people very close to our hearts – the unsung heroes of healthcare, our allied health workers. You know, the MVPs quietly doing the heavy lifting behind the scenes, making sure our health game is always on point.

One of the key aspects of travel nursing is working with and alongside staff at hospitals and other facilities among staff nurses. Travelers are not always quickly accepted as part of the greater team, though there are some instances where we see quite the opposite.

One of the key aspects of travel nursing is working with and alongside staff at hospitals and other facilities among staff nurses. Travelers are not always quickly accepted as part of the greater team, though there are some instances where we see quite the opposite.

Thus, we're celebrating one of our Travelers -- Krystal G, MS RN at Northside Hospital in Georgia. Krystal is an experienced RN with many years of travel experience in different positions and across multiple teams.

As a traveler seeking the next step in your career, there are a handful of things you need to lock down on your end to find the best opportunities possible. When it comes to working with a recruiter they are, unfortunately, not ALL guaranteed to provide the same experience, provide exhaustive information, or even place you in the best-fitting roles.