ER Nursing Assignments

ER RN's needed, Weekly Gross $1,600.00 - $1,650.00/week in Brooklyn, NY, 13 Weeks (possibility of extension), 36+ per week and per diem, Day and night shift available, 2+ years, Start Dates: 09/05/16, 10/06/16. Please send your resume to landerson@cloverstaffing.com Nurses living 50+ miles from the assignment will receive additional tax-free benefits. (Weekly comp, monthly housing allowance and a weekly stipend for meals and additional expenses) Follow...

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Tips for nurses working the Night Shift

A nursing career is made up of many experiences and one for many is spending some time working in a hospital through the third shift. Many nurses have found that once they have adapted their sleeping and eating patterns to fit their night shift, their duties are much more pleasant and manageable. Always remember to treat your mind and body with the care and respect they need to make the night shift work for you. http://www.jacksonvilleu.com/blog/nursing/night-shift-nurse/#.V7t9gU0rLIU Follow...

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Nurses play a Vital Role in Transforming Healthcare

We look at the role of nurses on both the front lines of health care, as well as the backbone of patient treatment. We see nurses as innovators in health care–like pain detection in newborns. We see how their observational skills, advanced knowledge, interventions and compassionate care help patients manage their medical needs. "Nurses: Their Vital Role in Transforming Healthcare," narrated by Joan Lunden, is a half-hour documentary...

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Heart of Healthcare

Nurses play an integral role in the healthcare system. This is why they have been correctly referred to as the heart of healthcare.Being a nurse is one of the most demanding professions in the world and needs a lot of dedication and commitment to the job. http://www.nursetogether.com/6-roles-nurses-play-truly-make-them-heart-healthcare Follow us on LinkedIn to get the latest updates, news and information! lang: en_US ...

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Orientation at Hospitals – Tips for New Graduate Nurses

Orientation programs at the facility will give you the knowledge and confidence to practice in setting you have chosen. As a new graduate you may want to start off with acute care clinical skills or in an intensive care unit. You will work as part of a nurturing team of experienced colleagues who take pleasure in welcoming and helping new nurses.  In no time, you will become a team player on the health care team.  http://www.nursetogether.com/want-successful-orientation-10-tips-new-graduate-nurses Follow...

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Career tips for Registered Nurses

General recommendations that may help nurses down the path to career success, most job options are only available to nurses that have traditional career experience in a patient care setting. Travel nursing positions require one or two years experience. The career experiences and the education that a nurse pursues should be directly reflective of their career goals. http://nursejournal.org/registered-nursing/5-career-success-tips-for-registered-nurses/ Follow...

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Why is the US perpetually short of nurses

There is an outcry in the United States that we’re facing an urgent nurse deficit that threatens the safety of individual patients and the nation’s health as a whole. http://www.newyorker.com/business/currency/why-is-the-u-s-perpetually-short-of-nurses Follow us on LinkedIn to get the latest updates, news and information! lang: en_US ...

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How many patients can a nurse reasonably care for at one time?

This is perhaps the biggest issue facing the nursing profession right now. In fact, there are two bills in Congress right now that seek to decide just this, not only to protect patients but also the nurses who care for them    http://dailynurse.com/safety-numbers-nurses/ Follow us on LinkedIn to get the latest updates, news and information! lang: en_US ...

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What Happens After You Graduate from Nursing School?

Graduation!! It’s the moment that all nursing students look forward to, but what happens after this highly anticipated day? A lot of what happens next depends on how well you prepared during your last semester. http://dailynurse.com/happens-graduate-nursing-school/ Follow us on LinkedIn to get the latest updates, news and information! lang: en_US ...

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Promoting a culture of excellence

The journey to a culture of nursing excellence can take years — but this time frame can be shortened significantly with education and support from experts who have “been there” themselves and have helped many hospitals reach excellence. http://www.theamericannurse.org/index.php/2016/07/01/promoting-a-culture-of-excellence/ Follow us on LinkedIn to get the latest updates, news and information! lang: en_US ...

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Tips for writing a RN Resume

It’s true: there is a job that enables you to travel the country in a high-paying position while also helping people – that of the travel nurse. Travel nurses work as temporary fill-ins for people on sick or maternity  leave. They also assist during local emergencies or nursing staff shortages. To become a travel nurse, you must be a registered nurse with a year or more of work experience. http://www.innerbody.com/careers-in-health/how-to-become-a-travel-nurse.html Follow...

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Tips for writing a RN Resume

If you are applying for a nursing job, your resume needs to look professional. Every applicant should have a professional-looking resume that clearly lays out their qualifications, certifications and employment details. It takes time to develop a good resume, but the value it offers to your job hunt is well worth the effort.  A strong resume can help you get noticed for the best nursing positions and can facilitate a promotion from your...

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Nursing License Renewal CE Credits

Are you a RN practicing in a state with specific license renewal requirements for CE? Registered nurses are required by law to complete certain number of contact hours of continuing education every two years for most states and 3 or 4 years for certain states, in addition to paying the renewal fee, to maintain an active license. Many states in the U.S. require a certain number of contact hours      for license renewal...

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Excellence in Nursing Awards!

This Program of recognition is an opportunity to reward Nurses who are working to improve patient care; we support nurses and recommend nominating nurses for the Excellence in Nursing Awards! Eligibility Nurses from all healthcare sectors currently active in a nursing role(including formal education and training in nursing)  Key Dates & Deadlines  Call for Nominations - July 25, 2016  Nomination Deadline - October 7,...

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We're Hiring!

We are looking for Travel Nurse Recruiters with 1 or 2 years experience at New York and California. Responsibilities: Maintain excellent customer service to Clients. Identify and recruit registered nurses who are interested in traveling and place them in short-term assignments. Proactively get in touch with candidates to understand their needs and make them eligible for current job openings. Clover Health Services is a travel nurse staffing...

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Top Paying and Exciting Jobs at Clover Health Services

Clover Health Services provides great Nursing assignments to travel nurses across the nation. All assignments come with great compensation, timely pay, exceptional travel nurse benefits and fully furnished housing. We currently have many open Travel positions nationwide ranging from 13 to 26 weeks across multiple specialties. You can explore new destinations by choosing from our wide range of travel nursing jobs. You can call us at (800) 579-8807, fill an online application or click the Request Call Back button to have our friendly recruiting...

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