Med Travelers Publications

Med Travelers is dedicated to being on the cutting edge of healthcare staffing industry trends. In order to be one of the most current medical staffing agencies, it is valuable to participate in research studies and contribute to industry publications. Med Travelers does both — conducting yearly temporary allied health staffing surveys, as well as writing numerous articles and contributing to many more.

A leader among medical staffing agencies, Med Travelers regularly publishes original survey research and analysis on healthcare industry staffing trends. Our researchers obtain quantitative data from allied health professionals and medical organizations. Among medical staffing agencies, Med Travelers was the first to review trends in temporary imaging technologist staffing. Based upon the analysis of survey results, Med Travelers also produce educational programs on emerging healthcare industry staffing trends.

Available Surveys:

	2006 Survey of Temporary Imaging Tech Staffing Trends
	2005 Survey of Temporary Imaging Tech Staffing Trends
	2004 Review of Temporary Healthcare Staffing Trends – Mid Level Providers
	2003 Review of Temporary Healthcare Staffing Trends – Imaging Technologist Staffing
	2002 Review of Temporary Healthcare Staffing Trends – Imaging Technologist 2002

Med Travelers is very involved in the allied health community. In addition to writing articles about temporary healthcare staffing trends and issuing press releases, we contribute to numerous publications. Trade journals, healthcare magazines and general publications seek our expertise on medical staffing matters. Med Travelers insights have been distributed though hundreds of print and electronic news outlets.

	The Year that was in Radiology 2007
	Dallas Business Journal - Nuclear and vascular techs see wages jump
	Diagnostic Imaging - Physician and tech shortage fuels drive for 'supertechs'
	Advance – The real world of traveling
	Advance – The road to riches?
	Advance – A function of supply and demand
	Advance – Is enough money for a little fun too much to ask?