You read that right. One of our very own recruitment leaders in the Los Angeles Office, Dan, had a baby delivered by an Aya traveler. But we’re getting a little ahead of ourselves here. Let’s start a few years back. Dan and his wife, Karolina, met 11 years… Read More
When Hillary Mills became a travel nurse [with Aya Healthcare] in August after being unemployed for several months, the 30-year-old Tiburon resident assumed the job would take her to hospitals overwhelmed with COVID-19 patients. Instead, Mills has been on the front lines of California’s most recent crisis, treating injured firefighters… Read More
It’s 2 am, and a mentor supervises a group of advance practice providers in New Mexico. On an otherwise unremarkable day, a hospitalist saves a life in rural Ohio. Last year, a soldier accepted a new job as a medical director in Nevada. What’s hard to believe is … these… Read More
A recent Staffing Industry Analysts article states that travel nursing was one of the few staffing segments showing substantial revenue growth in June 2020. Aya Healthcare’s April Hansen, executive VP of workforce solutions and clinical services, said Aya is seeing a significant rise in demand, especially for critical care… Read More
NBC News’ Vaughn Hillyard reports on how nurses from across the country are heading to the front lines of Arizona’s coronavirus outbreak as hospitals in the state become overwhelmed with cases. Read More
Dr. Mark Agness, the uncle of an Aya employee, gave a whole new meaning to the phrase “a good samaritan.” A Nevada City-based ER Physician, Dr. Agness volunteered to work in Cremona, Italy — a city devastated by the Coronavirus. Dr. Agness traveled with the nonprofit, Samaritan’s Purse, where… Read More
An Aya traveler from San Diego went to a crisis hospital outside Chicago to help with their COVID-19 patients, reports NBC 7’s Emiliana Molina. Read More
When Aya traveler, Deirdre Taylor, was preparing to leave her Virginia home to fight Covid-19 in New York on the front lines, she made sure to pack a possession that she held dear for over three decades: a front-page newspaper article. But this wasn’t just any newspaper article. It… Read More
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
Despite the risk of exposure to the deadly virus, these three San Diego health care providers signed on as travel nurses, taking short-term positions at hospitals hit hard by the pandemic. They got the assignments through San Diego’s Aya Healthcare, which links hospitals with contract labor nationwide. Aya has… Read More