Are There Inequitable Influences of the Pandemic on Career Pathways of Travel Nurses?
Description:
During the pandemic, thousands of registered nurses (RNs) became travel nurses for the first time, yet little is known about which RNs took on these roles and how these experiences may be influencing their career pathways. This study will examine the work experiences of travel nurses and their post-pandemic career decisions (including setting and geographic location of work), and whether responses vary by gender and race/ethnicity.
Publication under review.
Lead Researcher: LaTonya Trotter, PhD, MA, MPH
Contact Info: ltrotter@uw.edu
Funder:
HRSA: HWRC Health Equity
Status:
Complete
Publications/Presentations
| Authors | Title | Type | Date | Documents/Media |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Trotter LJ | For the Long Haul: The Pandemic’s Impact on Practice Orientations and Labor Relations for Registered Nurses | PRESENTATION | 11-15-2024 | |
| Kett PM, Frogner BK, Skillman SM, Trotter LJ | It’s Not Just about the Money: The Motivations, Benefits, and Challenges of Being a Travel Nurse | PRESENTATION | 07-01-2024 | |
| Kett PM | It’s Not Just about the Money: The Motivations, Benefits, and Challenges of Being a Travel Nurse | PRESENTATION | 06-17-2024 | |
| Trotter LJ | For the Long Haul: The Pandemic’s Impact on Practice Orientations and Labor Relations for Registered Nurses | PRESENTATION | 12-05-2023 |