The path to landing a nursing job in today’s market is full of hurdles. Between navigating complex application processes, identifying opportunities that align with your professional goals, and wading through an internet’s worth of generic career advice, it can feel overwhelming to manage it all on your own. With Incredible Health, you don’t have to. […]
CEO Iman Abuzeid MD Selected for TIME’s 2024 TIME100 NEXT list
In 2017, our founders, Iman Abuzeid MD and Rome Portlock, set out on a mission: to empower healthcare professionals to find and do their best work. Now in 2024, Incredible Health has grown to over 1 million nurses, serving 1,500 hospital locations nationwide. This incredible growth is simply not possible without visionary leadership. That’s why […]
Nursing Resume & CV Examples
Discover the best resume and CV examples to help you stand out in your nursing career. Registered Nurse Resume Examples Build the perfect nursing or healthcare professional resume — quickly, easily, and without stress. Whether you’re a critical care nurse, an emergency nurse, or a nurse manager, our CV samples will show you what employers […]
Best Hospitals to Work for in South Carolina
Did you know that the state of South Carolina has become the number one place in the nation for Americans to relocate to? There are plenty of good reasons, including the fact that South Carolina is a wonderful place to live and work. In addition to being family friendly and home to some of the […]
2024 State of US Nursing Report
The Best Nursing Resume Guide for 2024 With Templates
Reviewed by: Kiley Griffin, R.N. Imagine a registered nurse going into a patient’s room without a stethoscope or wearing sandals with their scrubs. The patient would feel confused and uneasy. This example is extreme, but it would relay to the patient their nurse isn’t prepared. The same holds true regarding your nursing resume. You don’t […]
10 health care industries with the largest share of retirement-age workers
Written by: Halle Young With each passing year, the United States is getting older—and not just on July 4. The U.S. is considered a rapidly aging nation, according to USAging, an organization that supports and advocates for older adults’ quality of life. By 2030, 1 in 5 Americans will be 65 or older. This demographic […]
How nurses’ pay changed over the past 20 years—and what it means for the health care worker shortage
Written by: Natalie P. McNeal Nurses might think they are experiencing healthy pay increases, but those new salaries are weaker than in the past due to record inflation. Courtesy of a consistent industry labor shortage and an unprecedented global pandemic, nursing wages jumped 7% from 2021 to 2022—the largest one-year jump in more than 20 […]
Hospital workers are working longer hours—here’s how their time compares to other health care workers
Written by: Ali Hickerson, Data Work By Paxtyn Merten 2023 was a year of historic labor action for U.S. health care workers. A three-day strike involving more than 75,000 Kaiser Permanente employees became the largest-ever documented health care strike in the U.S. The workers said their wages did not adjust for mounting rates of inflation […]
Medical care costs are up 30% in the past decade—here’s what it means for Americans
Written by: Jill Jaracz, Data Work By Paxtyn Merten, Data Work By Emma Rubin Inflation is cooling off, but prices are still high—especially for medical care. Medical inflation is far outpacing increased costs for other goods, and that’s having a direct effect on Americans’ health. According to Gallup, about 2 in 5 Americans (38%) delayed […]
How health care spending varies by occupation
Written by: Natalie P. McNeal, Data Work By Emma Rubin The American health care story is essentially a tale of the “haves” and “have-mores.” Managers and professionals, as well as all wage and salary workers, pay 6.8% of their income toward health expenses, including prescription drugs, health insurance, medical services, and medical supplies. Construction workers […]
40+ Nursing Scholarships and Grants (2024)
Getting into nursing school is one thing. Paying for it is an entirely different thing. You’ll likely use multiple funding sources to pay for your nursing school tuition, including savings, loans, tuition reimbursement from your employer, grants, or scholarships. The last two offer you the chance to get financial help without adding depleting your savings or going into debt. […]
Need Extra Cash? Consider These Side Hustles for Nurses.
Nursing positions pay well, but sometimes you need extra cash, don’t want to limit yourself to patient care, or just feel the need to explore something different. If any of those descriptions resonate with you, you may want to consider picking up a side hustle to supplement your income, let you explore your creativity, or […]
Top Tips for Filing Taxes as a Nurse
Despite the joys that the arrival of spring heralds, it also evokes thoughts of tax season, with all of its negative associations. Adding tax filing to nurses’ already stressful schedules virtually guarantees stress and headaches. The good news is that we’re here to help! We’ve created a guide to help you navigate the tax filing […]
The Best Home Buying Programs for Nurses
Nursing is a highly respected profession, and the demand for qualified, experienced registered nurses is so high that they can get a good-paying job just about anywhere they want. Still, some banks view nurses as a credit risk when it comes to extending them loans. Though this may feel discriminatory or counter-intuitive when a nurse […]
