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No Road Bumps with Grazyna Babula (or your White Glove Career Coach) at the Wheel

Posted on June 30, 2022December 17, 2024 by cfreed

The White Glove Placement Extensive Teams of Personal Career Coaches and Recruiters are here for you from the moment you get in touch until you feel like endlessly grinning. We are sure you have wondered- what is it like to be a White Glove Career Coach?

Grazyna Babula, aka Gigi, our senior recruiter at White Glove Placement, is nicknamed The Queen of Optimism in the office. Gigi is an avid bee-lover, and enthusiastic about exploring anything new, but nothing compares to her passion of matching her nurses and Allied health professionals to their pin fitted job desires. Working with nurses since 2016, Gigi nearly feels like a nurse herself.

Gigi observes that whether you are looking for your first assignment or your 20^th, every new job is a tumbler. It is very normal to feel like “I see this company has great job opportunities, yippee. But where do I start?” There is a lot to consider when you pick in choose what will work best. Sometimes, all you need is an in tuned advisor to hear you and pinpoint the ideal opportunity for your person.

“Many nurses reach out with their eyes set on a particular position and it is amazing to help them reach their goals.” Gigi shares. “But just as many are unsure of what they are looking for.” Gigi loves to help nurses shop the best scoop. “It is the most rewarding experience when I feel my nurse smiling from across the telephone wire. It is a special bond we share.” Gigi recommends sorting out your preferences before reaching out, so we can easily please you.

Would you like an exotic travel experience with a winning compensation package?

Would you prefer a local travel assignment, at least 50 miles from home, so you are eligible for a stipend?

Are you looking for something closest to home because you have young kids or other commitments at home?

Do you have a passion for a specific unit or are you more flexible to go for any offer suiting your previous experiences?

What kind of facility culture are you looking for?

Your minutest concerns will trouble our devoted staff members immensely and they will do everything within their means to avoid any road bumps leading to an impeccable experience.

And if you still wonder how our White Glove Career Coaches keep their sprite throughout, never getting phased by difficulty and keeping a positive but practical approach, Gigi cites the famous Mark Twain quote, “Find a job you enjoy doing, and you will never have to work a day in your life.”

Join the White Glove Experience and fall in love with your career.

Happy 4th of July!

Posted on June 29, 2022December 17, 2024 by cfreed

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]It’s Red, White, Blue; and Nurses

Oh yes! The red whites and blues have given strength to every citizen who enjoys the rights of life liberty and pursuit of happiness. Yet the celebration of independence is considerably meaningful to our valued caregivers at White Glove who promote the wellness, safety, and independence of ill patients daily. We have done the search of an exclusive variety of charming red, white and blue nursing items you may want to integrate on the month of independence.

Some beautiful and well-fitted nursing scrubs you will love

Those Nursing Shoes not only have the White Stars but are truly comfortable

Who are you? Your badge clip is a focal point.. let us enhance it

A cool nursing bag to store a whole lot of nursing items

Those aren’t necessarily for nurses only. But they are cute anyway. So we included them.

This American Flag mask will never let you forget that it is independence month!

We’d love to see you celebrating Independence Day on the 4^th of July! Send us your photos via email to Empower@Whiteglovecare.net or tag us @whiteglovenursing.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]

The 9 Biggest Mistakes Remote Healthcare Professionals Tend to Make

Posted on June 15, 2022December 17, 2024 by cfreed

When you are a nurse working in an office or facility, remote nursing may sound all handy – dandy and convenient. However, recent statistics have proven that 30% more remote nurses would be challenged with nurse burnout or stress, than those working in the facilities. In most instances, the frustration is caused by the nine most common mistakes healthcare professionals tend to make.

Mistake #1: If I work from home, I may as well stay in my nightwear for the for the first half of the day.

Explanation: This is detrimental for your wellbeing. When you wake up in the morning and stay in your PJs, your day will automatically be winding to the drowsy side. It keeps you from feeling energized. The day and night will feel like one long stretch. Even more so, professional clothing has proven to impact performance. Being properly dressed gives your brain clarity and formality. You just feel much better.

Mistake #2: I can work from any place in my home, from any table in any room, on a bed or sofa, wherever it is convenient for me at that the moment.

Explanation: When you set yourself up a small office, a desk, and a chair, with a steady place where you work, you tend to get into less technical issues and it helps you stay focused. It creates more of a serious working atmosphere that leads to more productivity.

Mistake #3: You work from a regular chair.

Explanation: A comfortable swivel chair is one of the integral parts of office work. Make sure you get yourself one although you are working from home to spare your back

Mistake #4: My baby and/or pet is usually well-behaved. They will probably be ok with me at home.

Explanation: Even the most well-behaved baby or pet will feel when you are distracted and do not have the availability to tend to them. Per Murphy’s law, they will definitely act out when you are on a highly important tele-conference or in other odd times.

Mistake #5: Forgetting that companionship is air for a human being.

Explanation: When you meet people at work, you do not even realize how meaningful every “Good Morning” greet and happy face is. The small talks throughout the days or at lunch propel your spirit. When you are in a work from home environment, you can start feeling bouts of loneliness throughout the day. Making the extra effort to stay in touch with family and friends is vital for your emotional wellbeing.

Mistake #6: Keeping a predictable routine.

Explanation: Calculated routines are wonderful for many, but as a remote professional the predictability can reach new proportions. Wake up in home. Work-home. Eat-home. Inserting some spontaneity and extracurricular activities will keep your days from becoming very monotonous and boring.

Mistake #7: Thinking that TV in the background is a good thing.

Explanation: Know the feeling of getting distracted by something you cannot even enjoy because you concentrate on not getting distracted?

Mistake #8: Setting no boundaries to work hours.

Explanation: It is easy to find yourself constantly working and logging in throughout the day (and night). But you are not only a nurse, allied health professional or recruiter. You are a person.

Self-discipline is a hard call, yet consistent and designated work hours will ensure that work and homelife do not conflict.

Mistake #9: Muting yourself at the wrong timing.

Explanation: A virtual Era, you may frequently need to meet on facetime or zoom. Sometimes when (while making mistake number 3) your dog is barking in the background, a phone is ringing in your home or other non-office sounds are going on, you may consider muting yourself at the sound of those. Sometimes, you end up forgetting to unmute and that ends up getting weird and awkward.

Feel confident with your next remote assignment knowing how to be most productive and enjoy its benefits. Apply today to join our remote recruitment teams or allied health positions.

White Glove Placement Nurses Go Places This Summer

Posted on May 30, 2022November 6, 2025 by cfreed

Summer makes the ultimate time to go places and explore new horizons. White Glove Nurses grab the opportunity to merge a fun travel experience with the highest paying nationwide jobs. Before taking the leap, let us get some great tips and insight from White Glove Travel Pros what we need to know before flying.

“Travel Nursing truly gives you the opportunity to tour so many different corners of the USA, and that is incredible.” Says PACU nurse, Michelle L. who just completed her first long-distance travel assignment in Plano, Texas. She was absolutely enthralled by every detail. For her first assignment away from home, Michelle voted for Texas, a state familiar to her because she has family there. “Usually, when we would visit our family members in Texas it was for a one week stay. It felt like before saying hello we would need to bid farewell. My assignment at Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital enabled thirteen weeks of quality time together.” Says Michelle. Michelle believes that for successful travel it is important to do all the necessary homework for your stay prior to heading out. Nurses are often blinded by the flat rate and stipend before checking out the cost of living in the area. “Being savvy with transportation, food and lodging costs is as important as the pay rates you are being offered.” Michelle recommends nurses to check out economical accommodation options like B & Bs or Airbnb’s, so you can come home and enjoy your travel compensation. The big red apple is calling Michelle’s name and she is planning to take her career next to the skyscrapers of NYC.

Barbara Thao would recommend the Carolinas as the perfect place for travel, especially in the summertime. “There is the White-Water rafting in Charlotte, great beaches in the Outer Banks, some breezy places for hiking, interesting cities of Ashville, and the Biltmore House to visit in your spare time. And this is the only state where you can see those beautiful wild horses!” Barbara is staying between the peaks of mountain and the ocean, enjoying every moment. “Traveling with a friend is great, but next best is to make new friends wherever you go.” Barbara is very grateful for all her forthcoming coworkers at the Brenner’s Children’s Hospital who helped her transition be so seamless. “They are great company to hang out with and they are always inviting me to go out for food and fun. The only problem is that I cannot eat so much” Barbara recalls with a slight chuckle. Barbara recommends talking to more travel nurses before deciding on a place of interest. “You do not want to find yourself in a boring hick town!”

“You have to know what your life is like before deciding to travel.” says ICU traveler, Virginie Padmore. Virginie’s children are all grown, and her fun and adventurous streak thrives at observing different states and cultures. During her current assignment at Umass Memorial Medical Center in Massachusetts it was an uncanny coincidence when Virgie met up with another nurse coming from the same hometown. “It was amazing to find another nurse on the ward from Saint Lucia. We exchanged numbers and kept up since. I was one of her selected guests invited to her birthday party.”

Getting excited to travel? Would you like to explore the peaks of Washington that are still covered in snow? Fishing in Maine? The majestic mountains of Vermont? The Sunny beaches of Florida? Choose the destination that calls your heart and contact your White Glove career coach for your next travel assignment to make it a great summer.

Clearly Rated presents White Glove Placement with the 2022 Best of Staffing Talent award

Posted on May 27, 2022December 17, 2024 by cfreed

It was no news that White Glove Placement provides award winning support with our talented, helpful, and efficient staff. But it is very different when you said so.

“Hundreds of positive survey responses from White Glove Placement nurses attributed to the receiving of this Clearly Rated award, and this means a lot.” said Esther Malie, Senior Director of Recruitment and Staffing.

If you participated in helping us achieve this award, we thank you for your kind words. White Glove Placement Nurses bring a new meaning to healthcare, and we feel honored to have you on our team. We have a broad mission to create a support system that every nurse can bank on. Heroes merit a hiccup free ride, and we are glad you have partnered with the White Glove Placement par excellence experience.

Milly Goldstein, talent acquisition specialist said “I always try my best for my nurses, but honestly that’s my job. It feels great being appreciated.” “When I work to staff nurses to their suited assignment, I feel like we are in this together. But I love knowing that they really feel it.” Added Lydia Shmaye, nursing recruiter. The hundreds of enthusiastic responses truly lifted the great spirits of our hardworking and caring recruitment teams.

Zina H. Responded to clearly rated ON FEBRUARY 16, 2022

White Glove made sure I felt comfortable with my recent assignment. They were with me every step of the way! I would highly recommend to anyone in search of a high quality and trustworthy company!”

Maritza G. Responded to clearly rated ON FEBRUARY 15, 2022

“I just love the dedication and attention of the caring team.”

GESSICA B. Responded to clearly rated ON FEBRUARY 10, 2022

I have had an amazing experience working with Fella and Mary Ann. My questions were always answered. They do follow up calls to ensure that all issues are addressed appropriately. They are kind and patient. Thank you for a great experience.

URLIEN FRANCINA B. Responded to clearly rated ON FEBRUARY 2, 2022

White Glove gave me the warmest, most exceptional feeling, I’ve yet to feel with any other employer. The fact that not just the staff, but management, and administration as well show how much they care about their employees, and their honest dealings with their employees, makes this a place where you feel that you belong regardless of your race, sex or nationality. White glove to me is the only company you would want to work for, if you want to feel that you belong. Their caring staff is just amazing. When you think nobody cares, trust me White Glove does care. Saying it and experiencing it are two different things. To me, white Glove is where the heart is, and they do not fake it. They mean it. Come, join them, and experience it for yourself.

We look forward to continuing to provide healthcare professionals with nationwide top tier opportunities, in conjunction with the best round-the-clock support. Come join the White Glove Placement experience. Browse Jobs Here.

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