Reflections from a quarter century of nursing.
Travel nursing has become a lucrative option for nurses looking to make good money. Is it possible to travel on a boat? Absolutely! Is it the easiest way to travel? Probably not, but it has a lot of benefits too. Off the Radar…Filling up the Cruising Kitty! Have you missed us lately? We’ve been busy […]
Travel Nursing & Sailing: How to Build the Cruising Kitty Read More »
When deciding where to travel next, our usual conversations revolve around the environment: winds, seas, tides, inlets and good anchorages. Our conversations now have a new aspect: safety. Between a worldwide pandemic and riots occurring all across the nation, we are definitely concerned about our safety. We knew we would have these discussions at some
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Living on a boat is one of the healthiest lifestyles you can lead, especially in these turbulent times. We self-isolate all the time. We go for days without close encounters to any other living beings, except for the dolphins and fish. We stock our stores so we don’t need frequent trips to the grocery store.
Sickness in small spaces: The challenges of living aboard as ER nurses Read More »
Have you ever considered becoming a travel nurse? It is a great experience to meet new people, see different facilities and visit different areas of the country. You are there long enough to live like a local and really get to experience the all the area has to offer. For us, it is an opportunity
Rant: The Onboarding Experience of Travel Nursing Read More »
In life, we establish relationships with others that transform who we are as a person and a professional. Some are mentors who guide us, others are coaches who train us and the rest are our friends and family who sustain us throughout it all. In my life, I have learned to value all three. Mentors
