Blog & Press

January's Travel Nurse of the Month 
Fastaff nurses are rewarded and recognized for the experience, skills and dedication they bring to each travel nursing assignment. This nurse is someone who exemplifies the Fastaff values.  Read below to learn more about January's Nurse of the Month, Elena Kiseleva: Specialty: I am a medical surgical/oncology nurse.

Visit Fastaff at ACNL 2017 
As the pioneer and industry leader in Rapid Response® travel nurse staffing, Fastaff has delivered quality nurses in 10 days or less for more than 25 years. At this year’s ACNL Conference on February 6th, be sure to visit us at Booth #106 to learn more about our opportunities for travel nurses and for a chance to win a set of wireless Beats headphones.

How to Kick-Start Your Fastaff Assignment 
View our updated article When you find a Fastaff travel assignment you want, it can be hard to know where to begin. Should you start by researching the location of your next assignment? Should you apply immediately? What do you need to prepare for an assignment once you’ve applied? No matter the question, we’re here to help you through the process.

Three Steps to Staying Safe in a New City 
It’s been a fairly easy process so far. You applied for a travel nurse assignment, you were interviewed, you were offered a job, and you just received your travel and housing details. As you’re packing and preparing for your new adventure, you might start wondering about the city you’ll call home for the next few weeks. Is their public transportation safe? Will you feel comfortable exploring alone?

Find Time to Relax While on Assignment 
Finding the time to slip a little relaxation into your everyday life is essential while you are on a travel nursing assignment. When you have time to rejuvenate and revitalize, your patients benefit as well. Below are three simple ways to reduce stress, and refresh your mind and body.

Top 8 Tips for Making the Most of Your Extra Pay 
You dedicate much of your time and energy to your patients and profession. While nothing can truly repay you for the daily treatment and care you provide, we're committed to rewarding you with the highest pay in the industry. Check out these tips for managing the extra money in your pocket and making the most of it. Find a financial advisor to help with your taxes.

How to Take Vacation Time as a Travel Nurse 
We believe that for all you give to your patients, it's crucial to your wellbeing to take time to refresh, relax and recharge. Since taking vacation is one of the healthiest things you can do for yourself, below we’ve shared some ways to make sure you get the most out of yours. Remember, vacation is a must for everyone.

Don’t Just Survive the Holidays; Enjoy Them 
Working as a travel nurse often means surviving late nights, long days, and spending the holidays away from your family and friends while caring for others. Fortunately, you don’t have to dread the holidays if your schedule separates you from loved ones. Follow the tips below to truly enjoy the holidays even if you’re not surrounded by family.