Anita Margulies’ advice to first time travel nurses has always been, “Do your homework!” Have some great plans to maximize your travel experience. Pack lightly...you can always find a Target if you’ve forgotten something. Bring pictures in frames to make your apartment feel homey right away and most of all... HAVE FUN!”

As always, we advise our travel nurses to be diligent with the documentation requirements and licensure on your 1st travel nursing assignment and it will be a breeze for all future travel plans.

Meet Your Travel Nurse Consultant – Anita Margulies

Travel Nursing Consultant Insists on Individualized Service

American Traveler Consultant, Anita Margulies prides herself on personalized service.
To Anita, every one of her travel nursing clients is her only travel nurse, as she provides a level of service and support unmatched in the profession.

“Each one of my travel nurses is important to me.  I like to know how they’re doing and what they’re seeing, we speak often about their assignment and activities.  We quickly establish a wonderful and enduring friendships.”

Anita has been great and always looking out for my best interest!
L.R. Marshall – Travel Nurse

Anita was great when I needed assistance with pay benefits. She was very
 helpful in getting it all updated in a timely fashion
N. Gohring – Travel Nurse

Originally from Toronto, Anita’s background is in visual arts and advertising. She thinks outside the box and has a sixth sense that lets her stay one step ahead of her travel nurses.

“The most important thing I do as a consultant is to listen, and listen between the lines.  Even when someone asks me about assignments close to the beach, I still tell them about high paying travel nursing jobs and quality of life in Colorado, northern Arizona, Utah and elsewhere,” she said. Anita loves helping travel nurses settle into new surroundings and adapt quickly to changes in environment.

“I send them as much information as I can about their destination: lists of festivals going on in the area, restaurants for take out and delivery, museums and local farmers markets.  Sometimes just letting a travel nurse know where the closest grocery store is to their apartment makes all the difference.”

Walks with husband Warren and their two dogs, Maggie and Henry are among Anita’s favorite things to do. The travel nurse staffing professional enjoys time with family and friends and has a passion for gardening, cooking and her grandson, Avery.

“Through the positive experiences, challenges and growth of my travel nurses, I consider it both a reward and an honor to be a catalyst for their success,” she said.