As the summer sun begins to shine brighter and the days grow longer, a world of exciting opportunities unfolds for healthcare professionals eager to combine their passion for patient care with their love for adventure. Summer travel healthcare jobs offer the perfect blend of work and wanderlust, allowing therapists and allied health professionals to explore new destinations, meet diverse patient populations, and gain valuable experiences—all while making a difference in communities far and wide. Whether you’re looking to trade your regular routine for a beachside clinic or a mountain town hospital, this summer holds a myriad of travel healthcare job opportunities waiting to be discovered.
Across the country, schools are experiencing an increased demand for school psychologists to support kids that aren’t getting the help they need. Working as a travel school psychologist gives you the opportunity to make an impact on these expanding districts or rural schools with limited resources. Taking a “travel” contract doesn’t mean you’re only around for a portion of the school year or must relocate every 13 weeks, contracts can range anywhere from part-time, to 39 weeks, to a full year with summer school included! Working as a travel school psychologist will help you advance your career, challenge you, and give you freedom and flexibility in a way that permanent positions can’t. Empower yourself and your career by helping kids have a better shot at life-long positive mental health. Here are four reasons why you should consider taking a travel contract:
Teacher Appreciation Week is a time to honor the educators who dedicate their lives to shaping the minds of future generations. During this week of gratitude and recognition, many businesses offer special discounts and deals as a token of appreciation for the tireless work teachers put in day in and day out. From discounted meals to special offers on classroom supplies, these gestures not only acknowledge the invaluable contributions of teachers but also provide a well-deserved perk during this week-long celebration. Let's dive into the array of discounts awaiting our deserving educators this Teacher Appreciation Week.
While in school completing your Speech Language Pathology certifications, you likely heard of your ability to travel the country, make memories, and see sights you've dreamed of through travel therapy. Did you know that you can travel while completing your Clinical Fellowship Year? There are many benefits to working in travel therapy as an SLP-CF! Make memories on the road while growing your career in a way you can't with a permanent staff position. Read on to learn why you should consider traveling at this stage in your career:
Your journey in travel healthcare is an exhilarating time with memories that you will cherish forever. In the whirlwind of this nomadic lifestyle, it’s easy for moments to blur together and memories to begin to fade. That’s where journaling comes into play- a practice that serves as both a compass and a time capsule, allowing you to capture the essence of each assignment and preserve the intricacies of your adventures. Whether you’re sitting down daily with pen and paper to journal, or you create an Instagram page specifically for this journey, journaling will provide numerous benefits for you. In this blog we’ll delve into some of the benefits including an increase in mindfulness, memory, and communication skills.