Advice for Travelers from Allied Recruiters

Working with a great allied recruiter is key to getting hired in your desired allied travel assignment. Aequor’s team of dedicated recruiters are always ready to assist travelers in their journey. Here is some helpful advice for allied healthcare travelers from a few of Aequor’s allied recruiters.

Have Your Documents Prepared

Your resume should be updated and detailed. Include all job functions, specialties worked, and which areas of the hospital where you have experience. You will need three professional references, and it’s best to notify them ahead of time. Make sure all of your certifications are up to date. Documents should be in PDF or Word form—there are apps for converting your documents into these formats. We have offered come suggestions in our article, Useful Apps for Travel Nurses & Allied Travelers. And you can use the Aequor Talent Portal to upload and save all documents.

Be Flexible

Flexibility is the name of the game in allied travel, especially if you’re a first-time traveler. Your flexible attitude will open so many possible opportunities. This may mean being willing to take an assignment with a different shift than you usually work, an assignment in a slightly different location than you were originally looking, or a position that floats.