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All Inclusive Travel Nursing

Your gateway to a multitude of nursing opportunities throughout Canada.

We specialize in recruiting quality healthcare professionals and connecting them to Canadian communities.

Embrace the adventure of travel without compromising your career or financial stability with Nurse4U. Our platform offers an attractive compensation package, including above-average pay and fully-funded travel and housing. It's the perfect opportunity to explore new horizons while continuing your nursing career.

Getting Started

As a Nurse4U working with us on out-of-province assignments for a minimum of six weeks, we cover your licensing fee.

Exploration

Our travel nursing positions span a wide array of locations within Canada.

We handle all your travel arrangements, ensuring a worry-free experience for you.

Compensation & Benefits

When you refer another nurse to our team, we show our appreciation by offering you a $250 bonus for each successful referral.

What you’ll experience…

What our employee and customers says.

Don't take our word for it, take theirs!

"Empowering Growth and Supportive Journey"

"Joyous Adventures and Meaningful Impact "

"I recommend this agency"

Your satisfaction is our priority.

We take pride in crafting a fulfilling and inclusive journey for our travel nurses..

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Healthease Staffing

Live your travel nursing life with ease

Healthcare staffing assignments for nursing

Gain access to qualified candidates

We will make it easier for you

Here For You

Where People Come First

We fill in staffing gaps at hospitals and other facilities on a temporary basis.

Service across Canada

Assignments can be in suburban or rural areas across the country.

Qualified nurses

Highest Quality Care

Great opportunity to demonstrate expertise in the nurse’s chosen field.

Registered Nurse

Registered Practical Nurse Licensed Practical Nurse

RTs/OTs/PTs

Allied Health

Personal Support Worker

Total Health Care Solutions

We are a travel nursing agency borne out from first-hand experience, and throughout our nursing career, we have caught ourselves too many times wishing that some services are offered and extended, or just be supported, seen, and heard.

At healthease staffing, YOU ARE OUR PRIORITY.

We will support YOU in every part of your travel nurse journey.

Increasing Demand

Perks of Being a Travel Nurse with Us

Travel nursing is a life-enriching experience and it offers a unique blend of benefits, both personally and professionally. Outstandingly, it both provides a stable, sought-after career and an exciting life of travel. As you go through different facilities, you get to immerse yourself in different areas of the practice and this adds a variety of valuable skills, which greatly boosts your resume.

Given the exciting perks mentioned above, at Healthease, we offer:

License reimbursement.

Secure accommodation.

End of contract incentives.

Referral bonus.

Training fees reimbursement.

Airfare/travel.

Car Rental.

Meal allowance.

Night and Charge Differential.

The demand for travel nursing in Canada has been steadily climbing over the last few years, resulting in an ever-growing number of healthcare agencies seeking qualified personnel to fill roles on a temporary basis. Travel and contract nurses are now being sought after across multiple sectors, including long-term care facilities, hospitals etc.

The nursing industry is facing a shortage of nurses caused by a number of factors.

Travel nurses can be a more cost-effective option than hiring full-time nurses, since they typically only work for a few months at a time.

The increasing popularity of medical tourism has contributed to the demand for travel nurses.

Hospitals are connecting to travel nursing agencies in Canada for hiring nurses to take care of patients.

Travel Nursing

Explore new places and learn about other cultures.

Work in different healthcare settings and learn new techniques.

Fill vacant positions quickly and efficiently.

Build relationships with nurses from all over the country.

Make an impact where it matters the most.

Staffing Solution

3 reasons to work with us, higher pay packages + incentives, license and travel reimbursements, competency upgrade.

How we work

INTEGRITY We operate with clarity and trust. We observe and adopt the highest moral standards of our industry. We are passionate, we are dedicated and we love what we do!

RESPECT We treat each other, and our clients with mutual respect and sensitivity.

BALANCE We strongly believe in work / life balance, and we support workplace flexibility.

We are passionate, we are dedicated and we love what we do.

We will support you in every part of your Travel Nurse journey.

TRAVEL NURSING

AMAZING LOCATIONS & GREAT WAGES ARE WAITING!

As a healthcare professional , your skills and expertise are in high demand.

TravelNurse recruits healthcare professionals such as Nurse practitioners, Registered Nurses, Licensed Practical Nurses and Allied Healthcare Professionals (XRT, MLT, CLXT, UST) and offers flexible, rewarding positions. Travel positions, local casual shifts, permanent positions and everything in between.

As a healthcare professional, your skills and expertise are in high demand. Your application with TravelNurse is your key to experiencing all that Canada has to offer – while never missing a paycheque! TravelNurse is a division of Solutions Staffing Inc. We specialize in matching healthcare professionals to jobs that let them make the most of their time, experience and skills.

What you’ll experience…

• Amazing Locations – bustling cities, small town, rural and remote locations
• FREE travel and accommodations
• Exceptional wages
• 24/7 clinical support
• Educational sponsorship for mandatory certifications
• Bonus Incentives

Current positions available – All Specialties

Nurse practitioners (np).

• Primary Care Specialist
• Family Practice
• Emergency Care
• Remote Practice

Licensed Practical Nurses Entry Level

Media, Surgical, Long Term Care, Home Care

Specialties

Remote Foot-Care

Allied Professionals Entry Level

Medical, Surgical, Long Term Care, Home Care

Registered Nurses Entry Level

All specialties.

• Intensive Care
• Labour Delivery
• Operation Room
• Post Anesthetia
• Administrative
• Oncology (certified)
• Public Health
• Sexually Transmitted Infection Management

Rural/Remote Certified Practice

Employee Requirements

• Current Provincial Licensing
• 1 year post graduate experience for all entry level positions
• 2 years post graduate experience for all specialty positions
• Current BCLS (CPR H) and applicable specialty certificates

Complete your application with TravelNurse AND a detailed telephone interview with one of our Clinical Specialists

Accommodations & Travel

With TravelNurse your accommodations and travel are always pre-planned and pre-paid!

Accommodation arrangements vary from one assignment to the next. Shared accommodations are available close to each assignment facility, often within walking distance. Single accommodations and family friendly, pet friendly assignments are available at some assignment locations. In some cases you may also make your own arrangements for accommodations and travel and be reimbursed. Staying with friends or family or arranging a favorite hotel or B&B is always possible. We supplied furnished housing within walking distance to the healthcare facility whenever possible, smoke free environments with bedding, linens, towels and in most cases TV and Wifi services.

Whether you are flying or driving to your assignment, we are able to assist you along the way. All flights and travel are pre-planned. With in-house travel coordinators your itemized itinerary will be sent to you within 7 days of your assignment start date. If you are driving to your assignment, our travel department can assist you in choosing the best routes, booking interim travel and checking in with you along your way.

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Travel Health Now Vaccination Centre on Queen's University Campus in Kingston, Ontario

Please ensure you have completed a virtual travel consultation with one of our travel health experts before visiting a vaccination centre. After your consult, you will be contacted by the THN Vaccination Centre you selected at the time of your booking to arrange for the administration of any vaccinations or pickup of any medications prescribed during the consult. Please feel free to email us at [email protected] if you have any further questions or require further assistance.

Confidently explore.

We are a team of doctors, nurses, pharmacists, and travellers. Through innovation in virtual travel medicine and a team of exceptional healthcare providers, it is our mission to prepare every traveller to  confidently explore the world.

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Kingston Travel Clinic

Cholera , typhoid and hepatitis A are just some of the vaccines Passport Health keeps in-stock for your trip. We offer a variety of travel immunizations for your specific journey.

As one of the most common vaccinations, yellow fever is required for many destinations. The yellow fever vaccine is available at Passport Health locations throughout Canada. All our clinics are Registered Yellow Fever Vaccination Centres with Health Canada.

Some vaccines are needed on a routine basis. Others may be needed for trips to specific locales. Passport Health carries routine immunizations like TDaP (tetanus, diphtheria and pertussis) and MMR (measles, mumps and rubella) and specialty vaccines like Japanese encephalitis .

Passport Health is now offering COVID-19 testing and Fit-To-Fly travel health forms.

Details & Directions

Conveniently situated in Kingston, near the Memorial Centre, Passport Health’s Kingston travel clinic is a premiere provider of travel health and vaccination solutions.

Schedule an appointment today by booking online or calling .

• Our office is located on 797 Princess St, Suite 308.
• The office building is located on Princess St, between MacDonnell St and Tower St.
• The building is located right next to Giant Tiger, and the building has a Shoppers Drug Mart right next to the main entrance.
• For parking, you would need to go into Tower St and park in the paid parking section in the back of the building.
• During after hours and weekend hours, you would need access to the building through the intercom system located at the main entrance beside Shoppers Drug Mart.

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Getting Harry Sinden’s take on the Bruins’ playoff chances, and other thoughts

Picked-up pieces while watching Red Sox defense videos to the tune of the Benny Hill theme song …

▪ The Bruins are in the playoffs again. What does Harry Sinden think of their chances?

“They’re definitely a contender,” says the 91-year-old Bruin-in-Winter. “I’m not on top of the team, but from what I’ve seen, they are a reasonable contender. I think they have a good chance to advance. I couldn’t call them the No. 1 team, but they’re going to give anyone a heck of a time.”

A player, head coach, general manager, and Boston Garden king of hockey, Sinden first came to the Bruins organization as a player/coach in Kingston, Ontario, in 1961. Today he watches games on TV from his home north of Boston, and as “Senior Advisor to the Owner and Alternate Governor,” he ranks fourth on the team masthead, trailing only owners Jeremy and Charlie Jacobs, and team president Cam Neely. Sinden traded for Neely in 1986, and drafted today’s GM, Don Sweeney, in 1984.

Coming into the postseason, the Bruins’ top questions seem to be their recent power-play slump , and the prospect of coach Jim Montgomery alternating goalies Jeremy Swayman and Linus Ullmark throughout the playoffs.

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The once-potent Boston power play ranked 13th in the NHL during the regular season. Like a lot of us who watch from afar, Sinden would like to see more shots.

“I’ve found that when a power play goes kind of sour, teams try to correct it with one more pass,” he says. “What you should really do is correct it with one more shot. That’s what you do.”

Regarding David Pastrnak’s lone power-play goal in the last 34 games, Sinden says, “He’s probably passing once too often.”

Same with Charlie McAvoy.

“I talked to him when he first came to the team,” says Sinden, “and I told him, ‘You got to shoot. You get yourself in the perfect position and that’s why you’re on the point, because you get in the position you get in. So shoot!’

“Raymond [Bourque] would always take that shot. For a while, [Bobby] Orr would not take it on the power play. [Johnny] Bucyk would pass it to Bobby, and Bobby would pass it back to him or to someone else, but he finally starting shooting it.”

When the Bruins won the Stanley Cup in 1970 with the 37-year-old Sinden behind the bench, Sinden started goalie Gerry Cheevers in 13 of 14 playoff games. Two years later, Bruins coach Tom Johnson alternated Cheevers with Eddie Johnston and the Bruins won the Cup again. When the Bruins won their only Cup since ’72 in 2011, coach Claude Julien rode goalie Tim Thomas all the way.

“Let’s say the goalie you start the series with wins the first game,” posits Sinden. “Now you’re going to take him out after they won? Then you put the other guy in and he loses? Or he wins? It just makes it so complex.

“I think you have to pick your goalie who you want to start the series and play him at least until he loses.”

Sinden applauds the Bruins for filling the voids left by centers Patrice Bergeron and David Krejci, and likes most everything about first-year captain Brad Marchand.

“I really loved [Zdeno] Chara as a captain, but Marchand is filling in excellently,” Sinden says. “He’s got an edge to him.

“Sometimes the players pay more attention to the captain than they do to the coaches — not regarding how to play, but how to behave. Marchand is good at that and he raises [expletive] if somebody is out of line.

“I would have liked him on my team. Along with Bucyk, he’s the best left winger we’ve had since I’ve been here.”

Sinden is not quite as enthused about streaky left winger Jake DeBrusk, who asked to be traded when Bruce Cassidy was coach and will be an unrestricted free agent July 1.

“There’s always a DeBrusk on the team,” Sinden chuckles. “I think there’s always one. He’s a pretty good player, it’s not that, and a really good skater, and he got over his antics for a while.”

Sinden confessed that he worried more about the possibility of playing Tampa Bay instead of Toronto in Round 1.

“Toronto is a good team and they have such a following up there,” he says. “They’re like a New York team. But we had a pretty good record against them [4-0 in 2023-24], and they always overestimate themselves. They haven’t won a Stanley Cup since 1967.”

And they haven’t beaten the Bruins in a playoff series since 1959.

▪ Quiz: Name seven Bruins with 100 or more postseason points (answer below).

▪ Mike Gorman and Jack Edwards . Different styles. Both sensational. Top shelf, no dust. Their talents will be missed.

▪ It’s hard to imagine Bill Belichick coming back to Gillette Stadium to celebrate Tom Brady in June after reading the latest from ESPN’s Seth Wickersham, Don Van Natta, and Jeremy Fowler. Please note: These are actual journalists — not stenographers who allow Bob Kraft to dictate his version of the truth — and they’re reporting that Kraft torpedoed Belichick’s bid to coach the Falcons.

“He [Belichick] was essentially voted off the island,” a source told ESPN.

Falcons owner Arthur Blank and Kraft are close, and according to an ESPN source, “Robert called Arthur to warn him not to trust Bill.” Kraft spokesman Stacey James said Kraft denies saying anything negative to Blank. Swell. Let’s all go rewatch Kraft’s vanity-driven “Dynasty” and make up our own minds.

▪ Along those same lines, here’s hoping the Krafts haven’t figured out that Jacoby Brissett is a protégé of Bill Parcells’s.

▪ USA Today’s Christine Brennan wrote a terrific column articulating the strange, cold reactions from former UConn superstars Breanna Stewart and Diana Taurasi when asked about Caitlin Clark’s place in women’s college basketball history.

On a SiriusXM podcast, Stewart agreed that Clark needed an NCAA championship to be considered “one of the greats.” This odd answer was amplified when Taurasi said she would “absolutely” select UConn’s Paige Bueckers ahead of Clark in the WNBA draft if Bueckers were available (she was not). “I’m taking Paige, next question,” said Taurasi.

Not a good look for the UConn alums.

▪ The NBA hit the jackpot with first-round playoff matches pitting LeBron and the Lakers vs. the defending champion Nuggets, and the 76ers vs. the Knicks. It’s the first playoff series between Philly and New York since 1989. Good night (Nick) Nurse!

▪ J.D. Martinez still hasn’t played a game for the Mets. Martinez signed a $12 million, one-year contract at the end of spring training, reported to the minors to get some at-bats, took a cortisone shot in his back April 9, and still isn’t ready.

▪ What’s up with Rafael Devers? He has been injury-prone, looks soft and distracted, and went into the weekend south of the Mendoza Line, hitting .188 with 5 RBIs in 13 games. Meanwhile, rookie Ceddanne Rafaela dropped to .161 after signing his $50 million contract extension and was making JBJ look like Ken Griffey Jr. Let’s not forget poor Bobby Dalbec (0 for 19, 12 strikeouts). All were looking for better things this weekend in Pittsburgh.

▪ Lucas Giolito. Nick Pivetta. Now Garrett Whitlock . We’re only three weeks into April. Why have half of the Red Sox starters already broken down?

▪ Eighty-one-year-old Lou Lamoriello has done it again. Now GM of the Islanders, Lamoriello — of Johnston, R.I., La Salle, Providence College, and the Harwich Mariners — hired Patrick Roy as coach in January, and Roy has the Islanders in the playoffs. Roy is seeking to join Lester Patrick as the only men to win the Stanley Cup as a goalie and a head coach.

▪ Inspired by Roy turning the Islanders around, New York Post columnist Mike Vaccaro compiled a list of coaches/managers who improved New York teams after taking over during the season. Bob Lemon (1978 Yankees), Larry Robinson (2000 Devils), and Red Holzman (1967 Knicks) were Vaccaro’s favorites.

In Boston, I’d go with Joe Morgan, who took over the moribund John McNamara Red Sox in the summer of 1988 and led the locals to 12 straight wins, and 19 of 20 en route to an AL East title. Got one better than that, gentle readers?

▪ Do folks miss John Calipari in Kentucky? No. Under a headline of “Kentucky Basketball Fans Want Their Program Back,” veteran columnist John Clay of the Lexington Herald-Leader wrote , “He really didn’t understand Kentucky basketball.”

▪ I will never understand fans and reporters who celebrate professional athletes for the simple act of hustling. These are professional athletes , people. It is their job to hustle. Are we supposed to make a big deal when a Red Sox hitter actually runs hard on a routine fly ball that ends up getting dropped? No thanks.

▪ Canines in my neighborhood remind me of the grip the Red Sox once had on our region: Within one block, there are dogs named Spaceman, Theo, and Mookie.

▪ Scratch the Dodgers from the list of potential landing spots for Red Sox manager Alex Cora, who is a free agent at the end of the season. LA bosses still blame Cora for his part in the Dodgers losing the 2017 World Series to the cheatin’ Astros.

▪ The world champion Texas Rangers, managed by Bruce Bochy, voted full World Series shares ($505,263) to their clubhouse employees, as did the NL champion Diamondbacks ($313,634). It’s a drop in the bucket for the ballplayers, but it’s life-changing money for the hard-working clubbies.

▪ RIP Whitey Herzog. Leave it to Bob Ryan to remind us that Herzog hit into the one and only all-Cuban triple play when he cracked a liner to pitcher Pedro Ramos, who threw to Julio Becquer, who threw to José Valdivielso in an Athletics-Senators game in 1960.

▪ Legendary Yankee radio voice John Sterling has announced his retirement , effective immediately. Sterling, 85, called Yankee games for 33-plus seasons, but he also was the voice of the Atlanta Hawks in the 1980s and called Larry Bird’s 60-point game against the Hawks in New Orleans in 1985.

▪ Quiz answer: Bourque (161), Marchand (128, prior to this weekend), Bergeron (128), Krejci (128), Phil Esposito (102), Rick Middleton (100), Bucyk (100).

Dan Shaughnessy is a Globe columnist. He can be reached at [email protected] . Follow him @dan_shaughnessy .