#TNAAcares

Words of Strength

Showing support in a way that builds community feels needed now more than ever as the effects of the pandemic have grown considerably. We’re asking you to share that message of support by writing a letter of encouragement to healthcare workers. Words hold power, and your message can turn someone’s day around.

Write a Letter

You're Appreciated.: We appreciate you so much!! We know these last few years have been so difficult and you power through with your strength and compassion. Thank you for all your hours and hours of hard work and for not giving up! May God bless you!

Kari
You're Valued.: Thank you for everything that you do. You deserve all the love. I know times have been tough but just know you are valued and appreciated.

Sydney Sasfai
Just Keep Swimming: Just keep swimming! No matter how bad things can get, there’s always a bright side. Find the bright side in the darkness.

Ally Ferguson, RN
A Wish For You: Dear healthcare worker, you are amazing, appreciated, and valued. I wish for a day where you can rest, breathe, and relax. I would not be here if it were not for you.

– Anonymous
We Can't Thank You Enough: Hello to the amazing healthcare workers!

Saying thank you doesn’t even touch the appreciation I have for you and all you do. I personally have the pleasure of knowing healthcare workers in my life and that I’ve gotten to know through TNAA. I wish I could do more to give back everything you do for people like me who don’t understand or experience what you go through. I didn’t know when I was graduating college that I wanted to help promote healthcare workers, but now I couldn’t imagine doing anything else.

I appreciate everything you do!

Maggie Noga (Mankin)
Angels Among Us: You are angels amongst us – not enough words or virtual hugs to say thank you for what you do every day. You are beyond loved!

Ashley Hazen
You're Truly Amazing.: It is truly amazing how dedicated, positive, and flexible you have been during a time when it seems healthcare has been none of those things on some days. You have proven over and over again that you will still show up and face whatever the day brings, all to care for those who need you. We appreciate you all so much for your sacrifice and dedication and pray you continue to stay safe out there.

Milocy Willeford
We Couldn't Do This Without You.: We literally could not do this without you. You have taken care of my father’s heart, my daughter’s surgery-repaired ankles, my aunt’s COVID-devastated lungs. The care was done with professionalism and grace. Thank you from my family and all the families whose lives you have touched.

Jean C.

Here to Help

TNAA offers a variety of mental wellness resources, many of which are free for you and your family to use (even without agency-provided insurance).

Mental Wellness Resources

First Stop Health, a free resource, connects you with a licensed counselor who can guide you through life’s stresses via phone or video call.

TNAA’s chaplain is a shoulder to lean on, a source of nondenominational spiritual care, or simply a listening ear.

Our Clinical Services team is only a quick phone call, email, or text away to provide professional and emotional support.

#TNAAcares Events

We truly want to give TNAA travelers the best experience possible. As part of #TNAAcares, we’re hosting events focused on your wellbeing and highlighting the resources available to you. Follow us on Facebook and Instagram to know when the live events will take place.

March 29 – TNAA’s Clinical Services Team – 10 a.m. CST on Facebook
April 12 – Traveling With a Family – 2 p.m. CST on Instagram
April 14 – Maximizing Adventure on Assignment – 2 p.m. CST on Instagram
April 19 – First-time Traveler Advice – 2 p.m. CST on Instagram
April 26 – How To Use Social Media in Travel Nursing – 2 p.m. CST on Facebook

Words of Strength

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#TNAAcares Events

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