There is always a need for more Nurses. Between unexpected patient loads, maternity and paternity leaves, illnesses, and seasonal census fluctuations, hospitals have an endless list of reasons why they may need to be supported by temporary travel Nurses. These Nurses travel all over the country working on different assignments.
Typically travel Nursing contracts last anywhere from 8 to 26 weeks, with most lasting 13 weeks. Working shorter assignments all across the country is a huge draw for Nurses who love travel and adventure.
It’s not all glamorous, however. From long night shifts to lonely nights, travel Nurses have to be prepared for the challenges they may face in both their professional and personal lives.
We’ve compiled this eBook as a complete guide to travel Nursing. We’ll go into detail on every aspect of becoming a travel Nurse and what it takes to balance your work and home life.