From slavery to the Jim Crow laws, the United States is built on a history of structural racial discrimination against African Americans. Although much progress has been made, racial inequality, social injustice and discrimination against black Americans still permeates our society, including many of our institutions. According to the Center… Read More
Aya Healthcare, the company transforming travel nurse staffing and healthcare workforce solutions across the United States, was named to Fortune’s Best Workplaces in Health Care & Biopharma and Inc. Magazine’s Best Workplaces for 2020 for the second year in a row. Aya’s incredible corporate culture, stellar benefits and… Read More
We’re honored to have The Wall Street Journal feature two #AyaHealthcareHeroes, Joseph Marek & Kelly Alilio! This incredible Nurses Day photo series highlights nurses fighting on the frontlines across the nation. Read More
Aya traveler, Sara Beth Womack, was featured on her hometown Fox station in Albertville, Alabama. She’s working a crisis assignment in North Carolina, where she finds ways to comfort her patients even when family can’t visit. Read More
It’s Nurses Week and everyone’s celebrating — so we put together this go-to guide for nurse freebies! Especially now, with the world on the brink of a new, uncertain future, you deserve to be celebrated. And these companies agree! JetBlueDreaming of a vacation? JetBlue is giving away 100,000 pairs of… Read More
ABC Duluth in Minnesota featured Aya traveler, Vui Aipperspach, during her assignment in New York. Her first shift was last Thursday. She posted about it on Facebook, calling it emotionally draining and a very traumatic experience to relive. And it’s been shared over and over again. Read More
Aya traveler, Jessica Henninger, was featured by the U.S. Department of Defense ahead of her crisis job in NYC. Her husband is Army Staff Sgt. Alex Henninger. Jessica put her own career on hold 18 months ago to take care of the couple’s kids, who are 16, 14, 5,… Read More
A trio of local nurses left St. Paul, Minnesota, to do battle with the coronavirus for eight weeks as Aya travelers in New York, the nation’s hardest hit state. They tell Twin Cities Pioneer Press why they made the decision to leave their staff jobs to join the fight… Read More
Aya traveler Megan Fleming Siddel tells the Savannah Morning News why she took a leave of absence from her job at St. Joseph’s/Candler to spend eight weeks on the front line of the coronavirus in an intensive care unit at a New York City hospital. Read More
The Dayton Daily News featured Kyle Henneck, an Aya traveler and Wright State University medical student, joined healthcare workers in New Orleans on the front lines of the coronavirus outbreak. Read More