Share Your Travel Experience

Share your Travel Nursing Experience

Option 1 : Email us

Send your photos to info @ goodwillstaffing.ca

Option 2 : Online Submission

Submit your photos or videos with this form

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Experience form

You can easily submit your pictures and videos by filling out the form below. We can't wait to find out where you've been and what you've been up to!

"*" indicates required fields

Full Name*
Max. file size: 256 MB.
Share Any story associated with the photo or video.
Please share your social handles and the platform name, (comma separated)
Social Media tagging
Please indicate whether we may tag you when posting your image or video in a social media.
Consent

Option 1 : Email us

Send your photos to info@goodwillstaffing.ca

Option 2 : Online Submission

Submit your photos or video via the form

Edit Content

Experience form

You can easily submit your pictures and videos by filling out the form below. We can't wait to find out where you've been and what you've been up to!

"*" indicates required fields

Full Name*
Max. file size: 256 MB.
Share Any story associated with the photo or video.
Please share your social handles and the platform name, (comma separated)
Social Media tagging
Please indicate whether we may tag you when posting your image or video in a social media.
Consent

How to get your picture or video chosen

Be Human

Starting with pictures and videos taken while not on duty is a great idea. We adore pictures of you doing the things you enjoy most with your pet and human friends and family.

FAQ

Q. Am I allowed to upload my images and videos more than once?
A. Yes, you are.

Q. Where do my pictures and videos appear?
A. We share pictures of our nurses on our website and social media platforms.

Q. If you use any of my images or videos, would you let me know?
A. You would receive a notification on your social media account if you have agreed to be tagged. 🙂

Privacy Matters

1. Your top priority should be your patients. Please only use your phone during breaks, do well to keep it in your locker.

2. Images connected to your job are great as long as they don't show any patients, mention your employer, or directly identify your place of work.

Golden rule: Please Note: Avoid taking pictures or videos of patients or workplace surroundings.