Become a Published
Nursing Blog Author
Contribute your nursing expertise and earn a minimum of $100 per article, by blogging with Nursing CE Central! Publishing your work with us showcases your skills as a nurse educator and active member of the nursing community, all while earning some extra income and diversifying your resume. Write at your pace, on your time, then simply submit your work and get paid!
Write a 700-word minimum blog article on a topic of your choice, that meets Nursing CE Central’s blogging guidelines.
Submit your article, contact information, and preferred method of payment.
Receive payment once our Nursing Content Team has reviewed and published your article!
Here is a list of Nursing CE Central’s highly requested blog topics. Earn extra money by writing and submitting these articles. Articles are accepted on a first-come basis. All topics listed here are currently available.
5 Tips for the Home Health Travel Nurse - $120.00
Finding the Right Travel Nurse Rentals for your Stay - $120.00
How to Become a Local Travel Nurse - $120.00
How to Start Part-Time Travel Nursing - $120.00
My Favorite Travel Nurse Assignments in California - $120.00
My Favorite Travel Nurse Assignments in Hawaii - $120.00
This is Why I Accepted Travel Nurse Jobs in Alaska - $120.00
Tips for the New Grad Travel Nurse - $120.00
Travel Nurse Assignments I've Loved - $120.00
Travel Nurse Opportunities to Keep an Eye On - $120.00
What to Look for in Travel CNA Jobs - $120.00
What to Look for in Travel LPN Jobs - $120.00
Why I Accepted Travel Nurse Jobs in Montana - $120.00
Why I Chose Psychiatric Travel Nurse Jobs - $120.00
These highly requested blogs will be published on Luminous Travel Staffing‘s blog, an affiliate company to Nursing CE Central.
Nursing CE Central is currently accepting standard blog submissions, which are reviewed weekly.
Due to the high volume of quality content from our nurse authors, there may be a three-to-six-month delay
between approval and publication.
We encourage you to continue submitting your work and look forward to maintaining our relationship with you.
If your submission concerns current events, news, or other time-sensitive topics, please contact us directly
at [email protected]. Thank you for your interest in contributing to
the Nursing CE Central Nursing Blog—we appreciate your patience!
What can I write about?
Nurse authors can write about a wide selection of topics for Nursing CE Central’s blog, from reflections and personal experiences on trending nursing news, to long-standing concerns and issues within the nursing community, to impacts of the healthcare industry on a nurse’s personal life. For more content ideas to get started, visit our writer’s guide and/or explore current entries that are published on our blog.
How long must my blog entry be?
Per the submission guidelines outlined in Nursing CE Central’s writer’s guide, blog submissions should be at least 700 words.
How much will I make per blog entry?
| Word Count | Standard Blogs | Highly Requested Blogs |
| <1000 | $100 | $120 |
| 1000-1500 | $150 | $150 |
| >1500 | $200 | $170 |
How does payment work? When will I get paid?
Standard blog submissions are currently accepted on an as-needed basis. If your submission is related to current events, news, or other time-sensitive topics, then please get in contact with us.
Highly requested blogs are reviewed within 30 days of submission.
Payment will be sent within 14 days of acceptance.
How many blog entries can I submit?
Nurse authors may submit an unlimited about of blog entries, however, there is no guarantee that an entry will be accepted and published. Payment is dependent on the publishing, not submission of, a blog entry.
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