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Tips for Becoming a Healthcare Traveler in 2022

Leaving on a Jet Plane: What Travel Nurses Need to Know About Flying During COVID 
As you get ready to embark on your next travel nursing assignment, how you’re getting to the assignment is one of the first plans to arrange. Flying can be stressful enough, but add in a global pandemic and its variants and you’ve got a recipe for a potential headache that even the best medicine can’t remedy. To save you some stress, we asked our Travel and Housing Manager what travel nurses need to know when flying during these unprecedented times and how you can stay safe on the way to providing high-quality patient care.

Mental Health Help For Travel Nurses 
The COVID-19 pandemic has had a major impact on mental health worldwide, but no one has been hit harder than front line healthcare workers. As a result of the heightened stress healthcare professionals have endured for almost two years, they are at a higher risk for mental health issues like anxiety, depression, and post-traumatic stress. While traveling as a healthcare professional may feel isolating and lonely at times, it’s important to understand that you are not alone, and help is available and accessible through multiple channels. Here are several benefits you can take advantage of as a travel nurse to support your mental health: