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Surgical Technology needed in Longmont
Travel RN/MS job in longmont, Colorado
looking to fill several CST openings at a brand new facility in Longmont, CO! All applicants interested must be certified in CO and have a... View job
Travel RN/OR job in Lynwood, California
Job Description • This position requires providing care and service to a pediatric through geriatric patient population. • Fast-paced •... View job
Clackamas, OR has an ICU opening for the nature loving RN!
Travel RN/ICU job in Clackamas, Oregon
Night shift RN needed for ICU in beautiful Clackamas, OR! Start date is July 31st. 13 week contract. View job
Travel RN/PEDS job in Poland, Maine
Exceptionally talented and personable Registered Nurse with outstanding professional experience sought to provide private duty care from lat... View job
Travel Medical Surgical Nurse - Fresno CA - July 10 Start
Travel RN/MS job in Fresno, California
Travel Medical Surgical Registered Nurse (RN) Fresno CA KPG Healthcare is currently seeking an experienced Medical Surgical (M/S) Reg... View job
Travel M/S RN 7a-730p 13 WEEKS
Travel RN/MS job in Vallaha, New York
13 week travel assignment GREAT PAY, GREAT LOCATION, GREAT ASSIGNMENT! MS, RN #1 1 (7a-7:30p) Certs: BLS View job
Travel RN/PACU job in Syosset, New York
Pulse Clinical Alliance is looking for the Best!! We need PACU RN's with NY license. Experience with eye surgeries required. Must have minim... View job
CVOR needed on the shores of Delaware Bay!
Travel RN/CVOR job in Lewes, Delaware
Nursing Options has a current need for CVOR in Lewes, DE, a resort area on the shore of Delaware Bay. 12 hour days, 13 weeks, 36 hours/week... View job
Travel- Emergency Room Registered Nurse
Travel RN/ER job in Nogales, Arizona
• 13 to 26 week contracts • All shifts • 36 to 48 Guaranteed Hours per week Come travel with us. You will work with some great people,... View job
RN - Registered Nurse - Emergency Room - ER
Travel RN/ER job in New York, New York
Nurses 24/7 has immediate openings for registered nurses with ER experience. These opportunities are per diem, contract or travel and are a... View job
Travel nursing is an excellent match for nurses seeking adventure, premium compensation and the opportunity for professional development. In order to work as travelers, nurses sign on with agencies which are contracted with health care facilities to provide supplemental staff in the form of travel nurses. Nurses generally work as employees of the staffing agency on contracts which define such things as dates and location of the assignment, pay rates, stipends and other benefits. "Deal points", as compensation components are commonly referred to, can differ from agency to agency but the amount of compensation afforded the nurse is determined in a consistent manner. The agency takes their bill rate for the assignment, less costs and profit margin, and then uses the remainder to create a compensation package for the nurse. The fewer benefits the travel nurse chooses the higher hourly pay rate they can command. Some of the benefits offered by travel companies can include: relocation assistance, housing, furniture rental, rental car, license reimbursement and subsidies for various living expenses. When full compensation packages are considered travel nurses generally earn more than staff nurses.
Other benefits travel nurses enjoy come from the traveling itself. Nurses have the opportunity to take assignments from coast to coast and experience cities and states they've always wanted to explore. Travel nursing assignments are usually 13 weeks in length, providing sufficient time to get the feel of a city while being short enough to move around and visit many destinations. Additionally, travel nursing is great for those who want to further their careers by gaining exposure to new practices and technologies. Since travel nurses can work in different facilities all over the US, they are able to work with a wide variety of health care professionals in a variety of settings. This exposure is invaluable for professional growth and development.