Packing Tips for Assignments
Packing up your life for 13+/- weeks at a time can be hard. Here you will find many great articles with packing tips, from packing your car to ways to pack less but have what you need during your assignment.
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If it is your first travel nursing job or your 15th, these are ten packing musts for travel nurses. Packing Musts: 1. Space Saver Bags I have a small car.
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Travel safer on every trip. It seems so natural to throw your stuff in your car and go. But according to AAA, about 33% of all motorists encounter a roadside
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Nurses are often found in hospitals, nursing homes, and other medical facilities. The plane is the least location we expect them to be until the dawn of the travel nursing
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Travel nursing is an excellent way to experience and learn about new cultures. Packing can be tricky. When you need to lessen the bulk of your personal belongings to what
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Being a travel nurse and moving frequently can prove to be a challenge when it comes to what items to bring. Because most travel nurses only have their cars to
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This article was provided by Krucial Staffing. What goes into packing a Go-bag? Recently we took to Instagram to ask our frontline workers what items they absolutely could not live
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Think about the things you want to have with you when you’re traveling for your job. What about what you need to have with you? Do the two lists have
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Research has shown that moving is one of life’s most stressful events. As a travel nurse, moving—and its close cousins, packing and unpacking—can happen frequently and without much notice. In
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Packing light is nothing short of a task considering we all love to overpack. A minimalist’s approach to packing is one that most of us do not see eye-to-eye with.
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