Two Companies, Same Job. Why is the Pay Different?

As a traveling healthcare professional, you are probably used to scrolling through thousands of jobs to find the one that is perfect for you. Often you will find that multiple companies post the same job, but the posted pay is different from one to the next. Some agencies choose not to list pay rates because

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What is a Travel Duck?

If you follow Cariant Health Partners on social media, or if you stopped by our APTA booth in January, you probably noticed these little colorful rubber ducks making an appearance every so often with the #travelduck. Now that our ducks have taken flight and landed in our travelers’ mailboxes, we are finally ready to share

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Cariant Health Partners Awarded Certification from The Joint Commission 13 Years in a Row

During the week between Christmas and New Year’s, Cariant underwent an on-site evaluation conducted by specially trained Joint Commission surveyors who assessed our organization’s compliance to their standards. According to their website, The Joint Commission was founded in 1951 and is the nation’s oldest and largest standards-setting and accrediting body in health care. As an

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From PTA to Recruiter

Jonathan Riddell, PTA

As a football player for the Razorbacks at the University of Arkansas, Jonathan Riddell learned a lot about the importance of strength training and injury prevention. Majoring in Kinesiology and Exercise Science was an easy choice for him, and after graduation, he worked as a Physical Therapy Tech for a short time before deciding to go

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6 Quick Financial Tips for Healthcare Travelers

finance tips for healthcare travelers

When taking on a new travel assignment, finances are probably a top concern. After all, you want to make sure you’re making the most of your extra compensation. We’ve compiled a few financial tips to help travel healthcare professionals better manage their money on the road.

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Relationship Survival Tips for Traveling Together

We have seen more and more partners, friends, and even mothers and daughters or siblings choose to find travel contracts together. It makes sense, right? We all know how difficult long-distance relationships can be. Whether one or both of you work in travel nursing, having a loved one along to share your adventure can make

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Why Cariant Recruiters Love First-Time Travelers

healthcare travel professional enjoying the outdoors

Does working as a travel nurse or allied health professional seem like an enticing way to add some adventure to your life? As we all search for our “new normal” after the pandemic, travel contracts might just be what you need. Cariant Health Partners offers the easy choice when deciding to become a traveling healthcare

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State of the Compacts

Last year included many advances for patient access to therapy and nursing services thanks to compact licensure. Just a few days into 2020 and more states are joining the push for healthcare provider mobility. Here’s a look at the current compact agreements:

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Cariant Health Partners Awarded Health Care Staffing Services Certification from The Joint Commission 10th Year in a Row

Cariant Health Partners has earned The Joint Commission’s Gold Seal of Approval® for Health Care Staffing Services Certification by demonstrating continuous compliance with its performance standards. The Gold Seal is a symbol of quality that reflects a health care organization’s commitment to providing safe and quality patient care.

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Traveler Questions Answered: Drug Screens

From US Drug Test Centers: How to Avoid a Dilute Specimen It is always best to go for a urine collection first thing in the morning because your urine is fresh and not likely dilute. Do not drink extra water because you are afraid of not being able to produce urine at your drug test

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