Whether you’re a first time traveler or an experienced traveler it’s very beneficial to stay organized. The best way to stay organized is to keep files or folders with you on assignments of all your medical records and certifications. Keep your work history updated with the dates and names of past managers for references.
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The Heart of a Volunteer
C&A Industries (parent company of Aureus Medical Group) began supporting the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) about five years ago and our company’s support has continued to grow since then. NAMI is the nation’s largest grassroots mental health organization dedicated to building better lives for the millions of American’s that are affected by mental illness. The organization advocates for access to services, treatment, support and research and is steadfast in its commitment to raising awareness and building a community of hope for all of those that are in need.
Continue reading »Our Commitment to Compliance
With the wide array of legal and regulatory requirements, staying healthcare compliant can be challenging, but could be one of the most important things you do for your patients, facility and your career.
No matter your employment capacity (full time, contract traveler, per diem), each facility requires you to keep up with your compliance status. Staying compliant with your license, certifications, CPR, immunizations (TB), skill sheets, annual training and much more, show your strong commitment and integrity towards your profession.
Continue reading »Requesting Time Off
Often throughout the year, but especially during the holiday season, there are concerns about having time off. What is the best approach for asking for time off for a holiday or a vacation?
Continue reading »Successful Communication
Communication is the key to any relationship. It is essential between a recruiter and a traveling healthcare professional. With most communication taking place through email or text nowadays, it’s very important for the recruiter and employee to make sure their message is clear, as well as open and honest.
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Our prayers go out to those affected by the tornadoes in Joplin, MO and the flooding in the South.
Now more than ever, healthcare professionals are needed to help in these storm ravaged areas. There are many organizations that help coordinate disaster relief, but the American Red Cross is probably one of the largest national providers.
Continue reading »Preparing for Spring’s Surprises
Spring is just around the corner. Thank goodness! We’ve all been subject to our challenges this winter with extreme cold, above average snowfall, and icy roads. However, there IS light at the end of the tunnel. This past weekend was “Spring Forward” for those areas observing daylight savings time.
With spring upon us, we will be able to enjoy longer days, warmer weather and the sights and sounds of spring. Along with the joys and wonders of this new season come new challenges, including tornados, floods, earthquakes, and tsunamis.
Continue reading »Make Yourself Unforgettable (In a Good Way)
Over the years, with feedback from both contract employees in the field and clients that we service, our Account Managers have discovered a few things that make a world of difference when starting a new contract with a new facility. We’ve compiled few helpful hints for our travelers to help ensure that they receive good appraisals at the end of each assignment and thus asked to extend or return another time.
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