Becoming a healthcare traveler is a rewarding career path for adventurous spirits who love a challenge and making a difference. However, though steeped in history, healthcare traveling only emerged a few decades ago. So where did it all begin and how has it changed? Below we’ll traverse the major milestones in the history of travel nursing to see its quick growth and increasing need.

The healthcare industry is complex, and it can be intimidating for patients and their families. Many struggle to obtain, process, communicate, and understand the information given or services offered because they lack health literacy or a proper understanding of their medical conditions.

Occupational therapists help people with injuries, illnesses, disabilities, or conditions that affect their ability to do daily activities.

An OT session will focus more on functional restoration.

Becoming a physical therapist can be an enriching career path in healthcare. Unlike other positions in the industry that spend a limited time with patients, physical therapists spend weeks and sometimes months with their patients, allowing them to build more meaningful relationships.

Inc. Magazine published its third annual list of the Midwest Region’s Fastest-Growing Private Companies today, and GetMed Staffing has ranked #37.