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Sarah's view while sewing. When news of potential PPE (Personal Protection Equipment) shortages started coming in from hospitals, some of the Stat Staff family stepped up. Stat Staff employee, Sarah Pechar, and Eleanor Van Valkenburg, mother-in-law of Stat Staff’s...
How to Prepare for the Credentialing Process Signing on for a new travel assignment is full of excitement. The hope for new locations, people, and exciting sights is enough to make you want to grab your suitcase, book a ticket, and leave right away. But the journey...
Reduce nurse burnout by taking care of your mental health. Due to the unprecedented events going on in the world, it is important now more than ever to maintain practices of self-care. As a nurse, you are probably dealing with a multitude of different stressors,...
In honor of Father’s Day, we wanted to shine a light on 12% of the nursing population: Male Nurses. While 12% may seem low, it was much lower in the 1970s (only 2.7%). (1) Thankfully, more and more men are joining the nursing field as the stigma around male nurses is...
Imagine you’re in a small village in Upstate New York that is the emblem of tranquility and peace with a variety of entertainment options at your disposal. This thought becomes a reality when taking a contract in beautiful Cooperstown, NY. In this blissful village, on...
Kaitlyn Zinni, Float Pool Travel RN, shares her experiences with travel nursing during these unprecedented times, along with some insight for nurses looking to take the leap and try traveling. Read her full interview below: What have you found to be the biggest...