Traveler Of The Year

Cross Country TravCorps is proud to recognize our allied healthcare professionals who have had the honor of being Traveler of the Year!

For the past three years, Healthcare Traveler magazine has taken the time to recognize the travelers whose dynamic personalities and sought-after skills make them the best-of-the-best. Cross Country TravCorps is pleased to have had “one of our own” in every issue since this honor began. Of course, as our team continues to grow our decision process gets tougher and tougher. We are surrounded by so many talented healthcare professionals that it is very hard to choose only one. We thank all of our travelers for your loyalty and dedication, not only to us but also to your profession.

Here, we invite you to join us in celebrating our history of representatives from Healthcare Traveler magazine’s Travelers of the Year!

2007

"Christy is a wonderful traveler in so many regards. She is energetic, positive, sincere, loyal to our company, and a healthcare provider that facilities wish they could keep forever. Christy is a top notch representative of what providing healthcare, being a traveler, and working as a team member is all about."

2006

Karen Tarvid, RT(R)(CT)(CV)
Travel Company: Cross Country TravCorps
Discipline: Radiologic Technology
Specialties: Cardiac Cath and Special Procedures
Certifications: Cardiovascular, Computed Tomography, X-Ray
Years Traveling: 8
Years Traveling with Company: 8
Number of Assignments with Company: 27
Nominated by: Heidi Remler, Recruiter
"Karen is the ideal traveler. She is the most loyal and compassionate traveler a company could ask for. Words cannot express what a wonderful job Karen does for our firm."

2005

Rosland Baskerville, RRT
Travel Company: Cross Country TravCorps
Discipline: Respiratory Therapy
Specialty: Pediatrics
Years Traveling: 8
Years Traveling with Company: 5
Number of Assignments with Company: 24
Nominated by: Leona Grace, Recruiter

"Ros, a truly dedicated professional, has been traveling with us since 1999. She is very adaptable, and working with her is a joy. When positions are available at hospitals where she has had assignments in the past, managers always request that she come back. Ros' patients—whether they are of the adult or pediatric population—and their concerns are of the utmost importance to her."