The Working Tourist

Boston Massachusetts, known as “the cradle of liberty,” is a city of delightful contrast.

When Karen Dorris says she grew up in a small town, she means it. Karen’s graduating high school class totaled 15.

According to USA.gov, the U.S. government’s official web portal, Americans consistently choose these as their New Year’s Resolutions:

With over 200 gifts being ordered from Supplemental Health Care’s Our Rewards Program in December alone, it looks like Santa is taking care of some serious holiday shopping with points this year!

With winter in full swing, it’s time for some anti-freeze. Turn on the defrost in dreamy, steamy Florida.

Andrea Wesolowski grew up in the small town of Attica, NY, just outside of Buffalo.

The state of Pennsylvania will thrill your senses and fuel your soul. Start at the western end of the state, where you can get your grape on at the plentiful wineries in the grape-growing region; get soaked at Erie’s Splash Lagoon or Waldameer’s Water World and splurge a little at one of the Premium Outlet Malls.

Supplemental Health Care is excited to share with you our new and improved Facebook page

Confused about social media? Don’t be. Use this simple guide to stay engaged with those you value most, no matter where you are.

Unlike many travel nurses, Sue Erling is a homebody. A hearty Midwesterner, she was born and raised in North Dakota, which she still calls home. 

Thank you for your inspiring commitment and reminding us why patients should always remain at the center of healthcare. We are proud to have you on our Supplemental Health Care team!

Jean Smith was bitten by the travel bug early on.

In this day and age, it’s more important than ever to keep consistent employment. Help keep assignments coming your way by following these rules of thumb:

When you visit this hot town with urban chic and Southern charm, you’ll be saying “Houston, we DON’T have a problem.” Check out “Hot Jobs” or call your recruiter to ask about current opportunities in Houston, Texas.

Been saving up your Our Rewards points? Use them now to help you chill out this summer. Check out these hot new items.

Let’s face it. Hard-working Americans, no matter how hard they try, find it challenging to avoid burnout. Healthcare travelers may be especially vulnerable due to long shifts, physical demands of the job, stress, and the challenges associated with being on the road. Here are just a few routes to help you avoid a crash.

Meg’s advice to fellow travelers and those considering the occupation: “Make sure you know your stuff really well. You may get thrown in and be expected to hit the ground running, so having a high skill level is critical.

North Carolina might just be one of America’s most beautiful places.