October Mornings

I truly believe you can date successfully as a travel social worker. Now, I’ll admit — I had already been in my relationship for about a year and a half before I started traveling for work, so my perspective may be a little different. And if you know anything about me, you know I was previously an online dating coach. I eventually dissolved that business because of time zone challenges…but that’s beside the point. The real point is this: I love love and if you want it, I b

Ding! A new assignment match available! During my time of unemployment, I’ve received this notification every single day. The truth? Travel social work is far from dead . There are countless agencies helping social workers start or continue their travel careers — and plenty of assignments still available across the country. I didn’t plan to step away from travel social work so suddenly (to be fair, I’m still open to accepting local contracts until I secure a permanent role

The purpose of this blog is usually not to write about work—but here I am, writing about work. For the past four years, I have been a travel social worker. Travel social work has its highs and lows, but the highs make it all worth it. During my time as a travel social worker, I’ve worked in Alaska, moved to California, paid off debt, started investing, and taken some of the most amazing vacations. However, since getting married, I’ve found that I thoroughly enjoy being home