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
Aya clinician Shannon spoke with King 5 News in Washington about the important role respiratory therapists play with COVID-19 patients. Read More
Sophia Morris, Aya’s VP of account management, spoke with ABC Birmingham about how nurses are traveling to COVID-19 hot spots across the country. The segment also features Aya traveler Kimberly Littleton, a local AL resident who is taking an assignment in NY. Read More
April Hansen, Aya’s EVP of workforce solutions and clinical services, spoke with Newsy’s Chance Seales to highlight how travel nurses are helping hospitals during this critical time. Watch the segment below. Read More
COVID-19 is taking its toll on more patients than just the ones who become infected with the virus. Others are being forced to handle their illness alone. “Last week, all of my patients were extremely emotional,” says Aya travel nurse Maeleigh Soper, who works in the oncology unit at the… Read More
In this Forbes article, Aya Healthcare’s EVP of workforce solutions and clinical services April Hansen highlights the critical role travel nurses play in helping rural hospitals alleviate staff and specialist shortages during the COVID-19 crisis. Read More
As the number of COVID-19 cases increase, more healthcare professionals are being called to help. April Hansen, Aya’s EVP of workforce solutions and clinical services, speaks with NBC 4 New York about how travel nurses are answering the call to action during these unprecedented times. Read More
“If this was our community, I would want nurses to come help me,” says Aya traveler Skyler Cook. “I became a nurse for a reason. It is to do the most good and to help as many people as I can.” Skyler spoke with ABC 6 about why he’s… Read More