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Travel Nurses: Current Health System Is Unsustainable, Only Working for Pay

"I think the money, this is keeping a lot of us in the industry, which is also super concerning cause that's not sustainable," one travel nurse said.

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Frontline Workers Burnt Out As COVID-19 Cases Rise Amid Omicron

"I needed a break," one nurse said. "I think just from the everyday toll that work was putting on my mental wellbeing as well as my physical being."

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Exhausted frontline workers say it s like the movie

Two nurses in a Tampa, Florida, hospital put on PPE in August 2020. Michael S. Williamson/The Washington Post via Getty Images Frontline workers are

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The pandemic made travel nurses the frontline heroes fighting the virus, but the work has taken a heavy toll

The pandemic made travel nurses the frontline heroes fighting the virus, but the work has taken a heavy toll
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How travel nurses became the frontline heroes of the pandemic

Jae C. Hong/AP Photo Travel nurses are in high demand in the US as COVID-19 cases surge and hospitals are overwhelmed. Unlike early waves of the outbreak, staffing agencies say demand goes beyond just a few hotspots. Nurses tell Insider they re burnt out and are unsure how long they can stay on the frontlines. 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. Some nurses who have been on the frontlines throughout the pandemic say they re burnt out as the country appears to be slowly emerging from what has been the deadliest wave of the pandemic yet.

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