Connections That Fuel Miracles.

We have all started new jobs at one time or another. Having that feeling of excitement to be starting a new adventure, meeting new people, and wanting everything to work out for the best. Kim Patton has been a registered nurse for fifteen years, but this year decided to take her career down a new path when she started travel nursing with Supplemental Health Care.

When we last looked at the state of nursing in May 2021, the world was just starting to adjust to the challenging times brought on by the pandemic. Nurses were being hailed as heroes for their efforts to provide care under extraordinary circumstances, but may of the challenges nurses faced, have existed long before the pandemic began. From burnout to workplace violence, nurses are facing increasing challenges and need support now more than ever. Here is an update on what the future of the nursing profession looks like.

If you're a nurse, you know that the nursing licensure process can be a bit of a headache. You have to renew your license in every state you work in, and keep track of all of the different requirements for each one. Thankfully, there is a streamlined way to do this! The enhanced Nurse Licensure Compact (eNLC) makes it easier for nurses to work in multiple states.