Find CNA jobs that are right for you Healthcare facilities rely on travelers for many reasons, including low-staffed units in need, strikes, crisis help and more. That means certified nursing assistants (more commonly known as “CNAs”) have lots of job options! You can browse CNA jobs anytime. When you’re… Read More
Northern Arizona Healthcare (NAH) operates two hospitals: Flagstaff Medical Center and Verde Valley Medical Center. While their initial usage of locum tenens was low, their physician recruiter worked with a handful of different agencies. Each agency had multiple contacts for different phases of the procurement process. There were issues with… Read More
One of the hardest things a parent can experience is seeing their child in pain or battling an illness. But a supportive team of nurses and doctors can make a world of difference during even the worst of times. Aya traveler, Quynn, was selected as Aya’s most recent DAISY Award… Read More
Now more than ever, analyzing your hospital’s employer brand and reputation is a critical component for building up your workforce. A hospital’s employer brand and the experiences of contingent workers impacted cost during the Covid-19 pandemic. For the healthcare systems and facilities that participate in our managed services program (MSP),… Read More
Tens of thousands of nurses have met the increasing demand caused by the pandemic by traveling and accepting short contracts at hospitals that need them most. CNN spoke to several Aya nurses who have traveled to some of the most vulnerable areas in the country. They reflected on their struggles,… Read More
Travel nurses have been in high demand all across the US while COVID-19 cases surged through the end of 2020 into January this year. Business Insider spoke with Aya Healthcare president Alan Braynin about the demand, and Aya travel nurse Taylor Dilick on why she wanted to be on the… Read More
BBC aired a segment showcasing the lives of travel nurses and the personal sacrifices they’re making to help fight this pandemic — featuring an Aya traveler! You can watch the segment on their website. Read More
Health reporter, Lenny Bernstein, interviewed Aya President and CEO, Alan Braynin, on staffing U.S. hospitals amidst the ongoing pandemic. Read the article. Read More
Kristen Knott, an Aya travel nurse, spoke with Good Morning America about her recent viral Facebook post that shared 31 things she learned from working 31 days in a COVID-19 ICU. 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
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
A nurse’s new reality: recycling masks, wiggling out of gowns and calming fears. Aya traveler Emily Gundlach’s Southern California gig has her conserving equipment, shifting future plans, her dreams of Big Sur replaced by Netflix and books. Learn more in this Wall Street Journal article. Read More