One of the most common hesitations we encounter when it comes to accepting an offer is the fear of traveling alone or to an area where the therapist doesn’t have any connections or friends close by.
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Author: Rehab Therapy Team
Home Health: A Surging Setting for Travel
According to a Zion Research report, global demand for home healthcare in the year 2015 was valued at $228.90 billion and is expected to reach a revenue of $391.41 billion by 2021. As the population gets older, healthcare costs rise, and healthcare device technology advances, the demand for home healthcare is anticipated to grow.
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Celebrate Occupational Therapy Month!
April is Occupational Therapy month! That is not the only reason to celebrate: 2017 marks 100 years of Occupational Therapy.
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Temporary Staffing: Past to Present
This ever-changing and exciting world we know as the staffing industry plays an integral part in so many lives and businesses all over the world.
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How to Prepare for a Networking Event
Networking is one of the best things you can do to jump-start a new endeavor. Most of us have attended a networking event, whether it was a career fair, national conference, or a dinner meeting. Did you think of things afterward that you could have done differently?
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Make the most of your time on assignment
Aureus works with so many traveling medical professionals out on the road that I wanted to share my go-to resources in hopes of helping these travelers make the most of the time they spend in new areas.
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Continuing an exercise routine while on assignment
Travelers settling into a new assignment in an unfamiliar location can easily let go of their healthy exercise habits. These are just a few ideas that can help as you adjust to your new location.
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Bigger & better in Texas
The saying is true that things are bigger and better in Texas! I have been covering Texas for four years and maybe I am a little biased, but I feel it is one of the best states for a physical, occupational, or speech therapist to travel in.
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