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Travel Nursing Information – Week 12/28/20

December 28, 2020 | By Conrad Lopez | Leave a Comment

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Will They Clean The White House Before Biden Moves In?

The White House has been the scene of many COVID infection transmissions during the past several months. With President-elect Biden taking the oath of office on January 20th a whole new team will be moving in to work there, and Mr. and Mrs. Biden will be moving in to live there. What will be done at warp speed is a fascinating story. (4 minute read)- Read More

 

Every week we scour the news for interesting tidbits about travel nurses and travel nursing. Some of it is serious, some of it is fun. I hope you enjoy it! – Conrad

 

 

Is Montana Going To Repeal Mask Mandate?

HELENA, Mont. — Incoming Montana Gov. Greg Gianforte signaled he won’t continue a statewide mask mandate in place since July, though he said he plans to wear a mask himself and get vaccinated against COVID-19. ( 3-minute read)- Read More

 

Are You Kidding Me, Governor?

North Dakota’s governor is allowing healthcare workers testing positive to keep reporting for work? “If hospital administrators start forcing COVID-positive staff to go to work, it’s going to be very scary. We’re trained to do no harm, and asking COVID-positive, asymptomatic nurses to return to work is putting patients at risk. It’s putting fellow staff members at risk.” (3-minute read)-Read More

 

FDA Investigating Allergic Reactions To Pfizer Vaccine Reported In Multiple States 

“We are working hand in hand with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), and we’ve actually been working closely with our United Kingdom colleagues….”Read More

 

ICU capacity shrinks at hospitals as they scramble to find enough staff to manage COVID surge..Massachusets hospitals are looking for 4 x as many ICU nurses as they were a year ago. “The state defines an available bed as one that can be staffed within 12 to 24 hours.” and another quote from the article “

Some hospitals are willing to pay more than $7,000 a week for a temporary travel nurse, thousands more than usual, according to online postings by staffing companies.” (4 minute read) Read More

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About Conrad Lopez

Founder of TravelnursingUSA.com, Conrad has consulted with many of the major travel nursing agencies and helped more than 20,000 nurses achieve their goal of travel nursing. He is also an author, a photographer hobbyist and a world travel enthusiast.

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