August 25, 2025

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Travel Nurse Guide: Why Texas Could Be the Ideal Destination for Your Next Assignment

Posted on August 25, 2025August 19, 2025 by Ario Healthcare

Close your eyes and picture this: it’s your day off after a busy week on assignment. You’re standing in a stadium surrounded by 80,000 cheering fans as the Dallas Cowboys take the field. Or maybe you’re lounging on the River Walk in San Antonio, sipping an iced coffee as mariachi music drifts through the air. You could be exploring Houston’s bustling food scene, two-stepping in an Austin honky-tonk, or watching the sun set over the wide-open Texas Hill Country.

This is the beauty of travel nursing in Texas – you’re not just taking a job; you’re stepping into an adventure. Here, every shift is paired with new experiences, every weekend offers a chance to discover something unforgettable, and every corner of the state feels alive with energy, history, and heart.

Texas isn’t just big on the map; it’s also big on opportunity, culture, and community. From top-ranked hospitals, world-famous BBQ joints, watching Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders performing, to enjoying shows in the “Live Music Capital of the World,” your assignment here can be as fast-paced or as laid-back as you want it to be.

And the best part? You won’t be doing it alone. With the right staffing agency by your side, you’ll have support from the moment you accept your contract until your very last shift – so you can focus on what matters most: caring for patients and living your Texas adventure to the fullest.

Travel Nursing in Texas: Big Opportunities, Big Rewards

Texas is home to some of the nation’s leading healthcare facilities. Cities like Dallas, Houston, Austin, and San Antonio all have top-tier hospitals with high demand for skilled nurses across specialties.

Assignments here often come with highly competitive pay packages, diverse clinical experiences, and the chance to work with some of the best teams in healthcare. You’re not just building your resume, you’re growing your confidence, skills, and career.

A Guide to Texas’ Hotspots for Travel Nurses

One of the best parts of travel nursing in Texas is that each city has its own personality. Wherever you land, you’ll have plenty to explore:

Dallas / Fort Worth

Why nurses love it: A major healthcare hub with a mix of large academic centers and community hospitals.
Don’t miss: A Dallas Cowboys game at AT&T Stadium (the atmosphere is unforgettable), the Dallas Arboretum, and the Fort Worth Stockyards for a true cowboy experience.
Food to try: Tex-Mex classics and some of the best brisket BBQ in the state.

Houston

Why nurses love it: Home to the Texas Medical Center, the largest medical complex in the world, Houston is full of opportunities across every specialty.
Don’t miss: NASA’s Johnson Space Center, the Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo, and the Museum District.
Food to try: Houston is one of the most diverse food cities in the U.S., with everything from authentic Vietnamese pho to award-winning tacos.

Austin

Why nurses love it: A thriving city with a “work hard, play hard” vibe – perfect for balancing tough shifts with plenty of fun.
Don’t miss: Live music on Sixth Street, swimming at Barton Springs, and the colorful murals all over the city.
Food to try: Breakfast tacos (don’t leave without trying them!) and world-famous Franklin Barbecue.

San Antonio

Why nurses love it: A slower pace with rich history and a family-friendly feel.
Don’t miss: The Alamo, a boat ride on the River Walk, and the San Antonio Missions (a UNESCO World Heritage Site).
Food to try: Puffy tacos and chili con carne.

The Gulf Coast (Galveston & Corpus Christi)

Why nurses love it: Smaller communities, a strong sense of local pride, and the chance to be near the beach.
Don’t miss: Moody Gardens in Galveston, Padre Island National Seashore near Corpus Christi, and days off spent on the sand.
Food to try: Fresh Gulf seafood and shrimp boils.

More Than a Job: A Texas-Sized Lifestyle

As you can see, when you’re off the clock, Texas opens its arms with something for everyone:

Great Outdoors: From Big Bend National Park to Hill Country hikes and kayaking the San Marcos River, there’s certainly no shortage of fresh-air escapes.
Culture & Music: Texas is alive with art, music, and history, in fact did you know – Austin alone has more live music venues per capita than anywhere else in the U.S.
Foodie Heaven: BBQ, Tex-Mex, kolaches, and sweet tea – we can guarantee you’ll never go hungry!
Sports & Spirit: Football is more than a game – it’s a way of life in Texas. Experiencing a Cowboys game is a must, but Friday night high school lights in small towns are just as unforgettable.

How Staffing Agencies like Ario Healthcare Support You Along the Way

Being away from home on assignment isn’t always easy, even in amazing places like Texas, but remember you’ll never be on your own. Staffing agencies support Travel Nurses from start to finish:

Placement Guidance: Helping match you with the right facility, city, and role.
Relocation Support: From housing to travel stipends, agencies help you feel settled quickly.
24/7 Support: On assignment, things can come up, but agencies are just a call away.
Career Growth: Every assignment is a stepping stone. Agencies line up your next opportunity so you can focus on what matters most – your patients and your adventure.

Why Travel Nurses Love Texas

Ask any Nurse who’s experienced travel nursing in Texas, and you’ll hear about the warmth of the people, the unforgettable food, and the way Texas becomes a part of you, giving you stories and friendships that last a lifetime.

So, if you’re ready for a new adventure, consider making Texas your next destination. With rewarding clinical experiences, endless things to explore, and a lifestyle that’s as bold as the Lone Star State itself, you’ll feel right at home. Embark on an enriching assignment in Texas with Ario Healthcare, guiding your journey the entire way. To find out more, text us on +1 347 943 3443, or drop us a message via WhatsApp.

By Providence Health Care Staffing

September 10, 2023

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Key Factors to Consider When Choosing a Location for a Travel Nursing Assignment

Posted on September 10, 2023September 10, 2023 by Providence Health Care Staffing

Providence Health Care Staffing provided this article.

Travel Nursing has certainly hit a spike in the last 15 years, and for good reason! One of the greatest things that nurses say about traveling for their job is the ability to add a checkmark on their bucket list. The expansion of travel nursing over time has come with the abundance of new locations and destinations to explore and the ability to do so every few months. However, with great adventure comes great consideration to ensure the best and most rewarding experience. Below are just a few things that are important to consider when you’re planning your next adventure, aka your travel nursing assignment!

Factors to consider when choosing a location for a travel nursing assignment:

Job market demand

The travel nursing industry is known to ebb and flow, with high highs and low lows at times. This makes it important to research the job market and demand in the area that you wish to go. You want to make sure that you are looking for locations with good healthcare systems, different kinds of facilities in place, and a need for temporary staffing. Keep in mind that the higher demanding areas tend to pay higher as well.

Licensing and certification

In order to travel to certain places, you will need specific licensure and certifications. Before you commit, make sure that you are licensed in that state, as some states require a compact nursing license, and others require a single state. You will also need to look into the procedures for obtaining these licenses and certifications, you’ll need to allow time to receive these as they vary in timeliness. The more licenses you are able to receive, the more flexibility you’ll have to travel!

Cost of living and compensation

When considering your next location, you will need to look at the cost of living in that area and compare that cost to the pay package you are being offered. Take time to look at things like housing costs, gas prices, groceries, medical expenses, and so on. You want to make sure that you aren’t losing money on your assignment due to the high living costs in that area, so comparing those factors will help you live more comfortably during the duration of your travel nursing assignment.

Safety and Security

Safety and health are some of the top things to consider when prioritizing your needs for travel. Try to talk with people and law enforcement in that area prior to moving and do your own research on what the crime and safety rates are in the location. Likewise, ensure that the facility you will be working with has a good reputation for following safe protocols in the workplace so that your license won’t be in jeopardy at any point.

Lifestyle and recreation

Take a moment to think about what your ideal lifestyle is! Is it in a mountainous region? Do you prefer it cold? Or is it in a large city with a big skyline? Research the local activities before deciding, like hiking trails, shopping malls, museums, restaurants, and so on. Make sure these things pique your interest and align with your personal preferences.

Support and resources

Research travel nursing resources by ensuring that the area you are traveling to gives support to travelers and has experience with working with traveling nurses. You will want to look for possible housing assistance, orientation, license protection, and ongoing support for the duration of the assignment. Having support from the facility that you work at and the agency that you work for can enhance your entire experience as you travel.

To conclude, choosing a destination is much deeper than just finding a facility that has a need for your specialty. Your own personal needs play a huge part in your experience and should be weighed out accordingly. Considering every aspect of your assignment will help you in your professional and personal goals as a travel hero!

We hope you found this article on factors to consider when choosing your travel nursing assignment location. If you have any tips to share with fellow travel healthcare workers, please comment them below.

Our job board is a great place to search for your next travel nurse assignment. We have you covered with our housing page if housing is an issue. You can search for what you are looking for.

If you are a new travel nurse or looking into becoming a travel nurse:

START HERE

Travel Nurse Guide: Step-by-Step (now offered in a PDF Downloadable version!)

By NuWest

August 25, 2023

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Top 10 Travel Nurse Locations in 2023

Posted on August 25, 2023August 25, 2023 by NuWest

NuWest provided this article.

While being a travel nurse is a demanding profession, the benefits travel nursing can provide are wide-ranging, including expanding your clinical experience, deepening your professional development, networking with new colleagues, taking advantage of flexible schedules, as well as maximizing stipends and other travel compensation perks. But for almost every travel nurse, the key benefit is the adventure, exploration, and personal enrichment traveling provides.

So, for many intrepid souls, deciding on an exciting and challenging travel nurse career is the easy part. The harder part is choosing which assignment to accept and why. This search often begins by selecting a region, metro area, or city that fits your personality and lifestyle.

To help you in this important choice, we’ve compiled some recent data on travel nurse jobs in the U.S. Our data comes from search interest and job posts from June and July 2023 and should help point to what will be some of the most popular travel nurse locations throughout the rest of this year.

Finding Your Next Travel Assignment

Research and surveys tell us that as a travel nurse, you probably work with a few staffing agencies and have an app or tool that you prefer to leverage when finding new travel assignments. But did you realize that many of these tools and agencies are all posting the same jobs? Moreover, these travel jobs open and close so quickly that the exact job you initially applied for or were submitted to is often not the same as the placement you’ll end up taking.

That’s right, who you choose to work with is rarely because of an exclusive listing you find on a specific job marketplace. More often than not, your travel assignment comes down to your relationship with your recruiter and how you are treated by the staffing agency.

We say all this to let you know that it doesn’t matter what your favorite job board, agency, or app is. The trending info we explore in this article applies at a macro level to the industry as a whole. When looking for popular destinations, our data did reveal some of the most popular trending specialties, such as post-anesthesia, ICU, critical care, pediatrics, and even remote roles. For the purposes of this article, we’ll focus solely on possible locations for your next travel assignment.

Travel Nurse Job Data

To find out which destinations are the most popular for travel nurses, we researched travel nurse jobs via search interest tools such as Google Trends, AnswerThePublic, UberSuggest, SEM Rush, and Similar Web. We then combined that user data with top travel nurse job marketplaces like Indeed, Fusion Marketplace, Vivian, VettedHealth, and Wanderly.

What we found were some expected locations, along with some surprises. Additionally, after identifying the Top 10 RN travel nurse locations, we added additional data to help your decision-making process. We hope this helps!

Top 10 RN travel nurse locations

Miami, FL
Houston, TX
San Antonio, TX
Chicago, IL
Brooklyn, NY
Philadelphia, PA
Las Vegas, NV
Jacksonville, FL
Orlando, FL
Los Angeles, CA

#1 – Miami, FL

Miami is known for its vibrant culture, beautiful beaches, and diverse culinary scene. As a travel nurse, you might be attracted to the city’s warm weather and lively atmosphere. The city offers a mix of Latin American and Caribbean influences, making it a melting pot of cultures. In your free time, you can enjoy exploring the Art Deco Historic District, lounging on South Beach, and trying out various water sports. Dining options range from upscale restaurants to food trucks, offering a variety of international cuisines.

Job Competition: 33/100
Cost of Living Index: 83.8 (rank #77)
Crime Index: 53.2 (rank #35)

NOTE: For each Index, ranking is from 1-100, and lower is better.

DATA	INDEED	VIVIAN
# Jobs	29	154
Avg Weekly Pay	$2,357	$2,254
Top Weekly Pay	$3,245	$2,517

#2 – Houston, TX

Houston is a major city with a booming healthcare industry. Travel nurses are drawn to the city’s renowned medical facilities and diverse patient populations. When not working, you can explore the Space Center Houston, Museum District and enjoy outdoor activities in the city’s many parks. Houston’s dining scene is known for its Tex-Mex cuisine and Southern comfort food, as well as a growing number of international restaurants.

Job Competition: 39/100
Cost of Living Index: 73.8 (rank #48)
Crime Index: 63.6 (rank #54)

DATA	INDEED	VIVIAN
# Jobs	78	363
Avg Weekly Pay	$2,150	$2,786
Top Weekly Pay	$3,060	$4,425

#3 – San Antonio, TX

San Antonio offers a blend of history, culture, and a strong healthcare sector. The city’s historic sites, such as The Alamo and the River Walk, attract visitors from all over. As a travel nurse, you’ll appreciate the city’s affordable cost of living and family-friendly atmosphere. In terms of dining, San Antonio is famous for its Tex-Mex fare and barbecue joints, providing a true taste of Texas.

Job Competition: 90/100
Cost of Living Index: 68.1 (rank #26)
Crime Index: 48.7 (rank #26)

DATA	INDEED	VIVIAN
# Jobs	62	568
Avg Weekly Pay	$1,971	$2,441
Top Weekly Pay	$3,192	$3,796

#4 – Chicago, IL

Chicago boasts world-class healthcare facilities and a rich cultural scene. Travel nurses tend to love the city’s cutting-edge medical institutions and the opportunity to experience life in a bustling urban environment. Chicago offers iconic attractions like Millennium Park, Navy Pier, and the Art Institute of Chicago. The city’s dining scene is diverse, ranging from deep-dish pizza to gourmet cuisine, and it’s known for its vibrant music and theater scene.

Job Competition: 89/100
Cost of Living Index: 81.9 (rank #75)
Crime Index: 66.0 (rank #58)

DATA	INDEED	VIVIAN
# Jobs	370	556
Avg Weekly Pay	$2,331	$2,992
Top Weekly Pay	$3,500	$2,575

#5 – Brooklyn, NY

As a borough of New York City, Brooklyn offers travel nurses access to some of the nation’s top medical institutions and an unmatched cultural experience. Nurses can explore neighborhoods like Williamsburg, DUMBO, and Brooklyn Heights, each with its own unique character. Brooklyn provides a mix of dining options, from trendy cafes to classic pizzerias, and it’s a hub for arts, music, and entertainment and is easily and affordably accessible to many other unique neighborhoods.

Job Competition: 79/100
Cost of Living Index: 100.0 (rank #90)
Crime Index: 49.7 (rank #29)

DATA	INDEED	VIVIAN
# Jobs	585	295
Avg Weekly Pay	$2,767	$3,367
Top Weekly Pay	$3,564	$4,080

#6 – Philadelphia, PA

Philadelphia is a historic city with a thriving medical community. Travel nurses are attracted to its top hospitals and research centers. Nurses can explore historical sites like Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell, as well as enjoy the vibrant food scene, which includes Philly cheesesteaks and diverse international eateries.

Job Competition: 77/100
Cost of Living Index: 78.9 (rank #68)
Crime Index: 65.8 (rank #57)

DATA	INDEED	VIVIAN
# Jobs	240	278
Avg Weekly Pay	$2,365	$3,550
Top Weekly Pay	$3,558	$4,115

#7 – Las Vegas, NV

Las Vegas is known for its world-famous entertainment and hospitality industries. Travel nurses will find leading hospitals and medical centers. During your time off, experience the excitement of the Las Vegas Strip, catch live shows, and explore nearby natural attractions like Red Rock Canyon. The city offers a wide range of dining options, from celebrity chef restaurants to buffets.

Job Competition: 26/100
Cost of Living Index: 72.2 (rank #43)
Crime Index: 56.0 (rank #44)

DATA	INDEED	VIVIAN
# Jobs	20	30
Avg Weekly Pay	$2,537	$2,546
Top Weekly Pay	$3,913	$3,979

#8 – Jacksonville, FL

Jacksonville offers a mix of coastal living and medical opportunities. Travel nurses will love its beautiful beaches and outdoor recreational activities. In your free time, explore the Jacksonville Zoo, take boat tours, relax on Amelia Island, and visit the historic Riverside and Avondale neighborhoods. The dining scene features fresh seafood and Southern cuisine.

Job Competition: 82/100
Cost of Living Index: 70.8 (rank #34)
Crime Index: 51.5 (rank #31)

DATA	INDEED	VIVIAN
# Jobs	21	57
Avg Weekly Pay	$1,964	$1,635
Top Weekly Pay	$2,800	$2,856

#9 – Orlando, FL

Orlando is home to a variety of medical facilities and is known for its family-friendly attractions. Travel nurses go for both top healthcare opportunities and close proximity to major theme parks like Walt Disney World and Universal Studios. In your leisure time, check out the local dining scene, which includes diverse options ranging from international cuisine to Florida-inspired dishes.

Job Competition: 37/100
Cost of Living Index: 74.2 (rank #50)
Crime Index: 530.2 (rank #30)

DATA	INDEED	VIVIAN
# Jobs	86	39
Avg Weekly Pay	$2,047	$2,519
Top Weekly Pay	$2,412	$3,000

#10 – Los Angeles, CA

Los Angeles offers a mix of top-tier medical institutions and the glamour of Hollywood. Travel nurses will find top healthcare opportunities and the chance to experience the iconic sights of LA, such as the Hollywood Walk of Fame, Griffith Observatory, and the beaches of Santa Monica. The city’s dining scene is incredibly diverse, featuring cuisine from around the world, and it’s a hub for entertainment, arts, and culture.

Job Competition: 87/100
Cost of Living Index: 85.7(rank #81)
Crime Index: 52.7 (rank #34)

DATA	INDEED	VIVIAN
# Jobs	450	267
Avg Weekly Pay	$2,583	$3,480
Top Weekly Pay	$3,087	$5,854

Each of these cities has its own unique appeal for travel nurses, ranging from cultural experiences to career opportunities, and they all offer a variety of dining, entertainment, and attraction options to explore during your time off. We hope this article on top travel nurse locations with added data helps you in your decision-making when choosing where to take your next travel assignment. Do you have your picks for the top travel nurse locations? Comment them below.

Our job board is a great place to search for your next travel nurse assignment. We have you covered with our housing page if housing is an issue. You can search for what you are looking for.

If you are a new travel nurse or looking into becoming a travel nurse:

START HERE

Travel Nurse Guide: Step-by-Step (now offered in a PDF Downloadable version!)

By Furnished Finder

June 23, 2023

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What to Consider for Your Travel Nurse Destination

Posted on June 23, 2023June 28, 2023 by Furnished Finder

Being a travel nurse offers a lot of opportunities and challenges. It allows nurses to explore different locations, meet new people, and enhance their skills. As a travel nurse, choosing your destination plays a crucial role in your work experience, success, and overall happiness. In this blog post, we will discuss what factors to consider when choosing your travel nurse destination.

1. Job Opportunities:

Nurses have different specialties, and destinations have different staffing needs. It’s important to consider the job opportunities available in your chosen destination. Research the different healthcare facilities and the types of jobs available. Consider the demand for your specialty and the competitiveness of the market. If you have a chance, speak with other travel nurses who have worked in the selected location to get insights about their experiences.

2. Cost of Living:

Another factor to think about is the cost of living in your destination. Research the average rental rates, transportation, food, and other essentials in the area. Consider how much your salary would cover these expenses. It’s essential to budget your finances to ensure that you’ll be able to meet your expenses for the duration of your contract. If the cost of living is high in your chosen destination, you might need to negotiate a better compensation package or look for other alternatives.

3. Distance from Home and Loved Ones:

Being a travel nurse involves a lot of time away from home and loved ones. Consider the distance from your family, friends, and support network. It’s essential to have a support system while working as a travel nurse. Think about how far the destination is from your home and the travel expenses involved. It’s also important to check if the healthcare facility offers housing assistance or if you need to secure your own accommodation.

4. Amenities and Entertainment:

One of the perks of being a travel nurse is exploring new destinations and trying new experiences. Consider the amenities and entertainment available in your chosen location. Are there local attractions, restaurants, shopping centers, or recreational activities to try? Research the local culture, traditions, and tourist spots to get an idea of what to expect. Remember, exploring a new place is not just about your work. It’s also about living your life to the fullest.

5. Traffic and Commutes:

Finally, consider the traffic and commute in the area. Do your research on the transportation options in your chosen destination. Check the traffic conditions during rush hour or peak season. Consider the distance between your accommodation and the healthcare facility. Planning your commutes ahead of time can save you from stress and anxiety during your work schedule.

Choosing your travel nurse destination is an exciting and important decision. Consider the job opportunities, cost of living, distance from home and loved ones, traffic, and commutes when choosing your destination. Research the different factors carefully and thoroughly, and don’t hesitate to ask for input from other travel nurses or professionals in the field. With the right preparation and planning, you can ensure that your travel nurse journey is a memorable and rewarding experience.

Our job board is a great place to search for your next travel nurse assignment. We have you covered with our housing page if housing is an issue. You can search for what you are looking for.

If you are a new travel nurse or looking into becoming a travel nurse:

START HERE

Travel Nurse Guide: Step-by-Step (now offered in a PDF Downloadable version!)

By RTG Medical

February 25, 2023

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Top Travel Destinations for Summer 2023

Posted on February 25, 2023February 25, 2023 by RTG Medical

RTG Medical provided this article.

Six Must-See Cities for Your Summer 2023 Healthcare Travel Assignment

As the winter season slowly comes to an end, it’s time to start planning your next travel assignment for the summer of 2023. If you’re a healthcare professional who loves to explore new places while pursuing your career, then your next travel assignment in a beautiful new location might be just the thing you need. Here are six cities that are must-visit travel destinations for your summer 2023 travel assignment.

Anchorage, Alaska

Anchorage is the largest city in Alaska and is known for its beautiful scenery, outdoor activities, and wildlife. With long daylight hours during the summer months, you’ll have plenty of time to explore and enjoy everything Anchorage has to offer. Take a scenic drive on the Seward Highway, go fishing for salmon, hike to a glacier, or watch for whales on a boat tour. Anchorage also has a great food and drink scene, with plenty of local breweries and restaurants that serve fresh seafood.

Bayfield, Wisconsin

Bayfield is a charming town located on the shores of Lake Superior in northern Wisconsin. It’s the perfect destination for those who love outdoor activities, such as hiking, biking, and kayaking. You can also take a boat tour to the Apostle Islands, a group of 22 islands that are known for their pristine beaches and unique rock formations. Bayfield is also home to several wineries and orchards, so be sure to try some locally-grown fruit and wine during your visit.

Boston, Massachusetts

Boston is a historic city that is known for its museums, universities, and sports teams. During the summer months, you can take a stroll along the Freedom Trail, a 2.5-mile walking path that takes you through some of Boston’s most historic sites. You can also visit the Boston Common, the oldest public park in the country, or catch a Red Sox game at Fenway Park. Boston also has a thriving food scene, with plenty of seafood restaurants and local eateries to choose from.

Telluride, Colorado

Telluride is a small town nestled in the mountains of southwestern Colorado. It’s a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts, with plenty of hiking, biking, and rock-climbing opportunities. You can also take a scenic gondola ride to the top of the mountain, where you’ll have stunning views of the surrounding area. Telluride is also known for its music festivals, so be sure to check the schedule and catch a show during your visit.

Wilmington, Delaware

Wilmington is a small city located on the Delaware River, just a short drive from Philadelphia. It’s a great destination for those who love history and culture, with plenty of museums and historic sites to explore. You can also take a stroll through the beautiful Brandywine Park, which is home to several gardens and a zoo. Wilmington also has a great food scene, with plenty of local restaurants and breweries to choose from.

Nomad, Washington

Nomad is a small town located in the eastern part of Washington state. It’s a great destination for those who love the outdoors, with plenty of hiking and fishing opportunities in the surrounding area. Nomad is also known for its wineries, so be sure to take a wine tour and sample some of the local vintages. If you’re visiting in August, be sure to check out the North Central Washington Fair, which features live music, rodeos, and carnival rides.

These six cities are must-visit travel destinations for your summer 2023 RTG Medical travel assignment. Each of these cities has its own unique attractions and culture, so be sure to choose the one that best suits your interests. From the beautiful scenery of Anchorage to the historic sites of Boston, there’s something for everyone in these amazing travel destinations.

Join other healthcare travelers and partner up with a top staffing agency!

Join tons of other healthcare travelers who have found jobs in locations they’ve always wanted to travel to! These amazing destinations have something for everyone, from the stunning scenery of Anchorage to the historic sites of Boston. We have helped tons of healthcare travelers find jobs in locations they’ve always wanted to travel to! If you’re ready for the adventure of a lifetime, reach out to a healthcare travel agency today!

If you are a new travel nurse or looking into becoming a travel nurse:

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Travel Nurse Guide: Step-by-Step (now offered in a PDF Downloadable version!)

By Titan Medical

December 12, 2022

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National Parks you MUST see in 2023 on your Travel Journey!

Posted on December 12, 2022January 16, 2023 by Titan Medical

Titan Medical Group provided this article.

Need help deciding what bucket list destination you want to explore on a travel assignment for this upcoming year? Let’s make that easier and tell you some of the most underrated, breathtaking, and adventurous National Parks to explore on a travel assignment!

Congaree National Park, South Carolina

Nearby cities: Columbia, Orangeburg

This National Forest is the place to escape the busy city life and enjoy some time in nature. Known for the tallest trees in the Eastern United States, this dense forest area is the perfect escape to get some hiking, kayaking/canoeing, fishing, or picnicking! Congaree National Park will be the fix you need to enjoy relaxation in the great outdoors. March through May are the best times to visit the park; however, summertime is also a great option if you prepare with bug spray!

Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park, Colorado

Nearby cities: Grand Junction, Montrose, Delta, Gunnison

Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park is the star of the underrated National Parks. Black Canyon has about 4 million fewer visitors per year than the Rocky Mountains, but that doesn’t take away from its immense beauty. Looking down upon the deep & dramatic canyons that are over 600 meters deep is a must-do item on any National Park lover’s bucket list!

Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Tennessee

Nearby Cities: Gatlinburg, TN; Pigeon Forge, TN; Cherokee, NC; Knoxville, TN

The Smoky Mountains are every outdoor adventure lover’s dream! From hiking to skiing to exploring the wondrous waterfalls hidden within the mountains, you can’t go wrong taking a visit here! There are also many hidden historical buildings and artifacts within the trails. The peak season to visit the Great Smoky Mountains is Spring or Fall!

Redwood National Park, California

Nearby Cities: Trinidad, CA; Klamath, CA; McKinleyville, CA; Eureka, CA

This national park is known for the world’s tallest trees! Many of these beautiful redwood trees throughout the park are nearly 2,000 years old and over 300 feet tall! This park offers some unique beaches and coastlines and numerous beautiful hiking trails that take you through and to wonderous scenic overlooks. Get away from the big cities of CA for a bit and escape to Redwood National Forest to take in its beauty!

Everglades National Park, Florida

Nearby Cities: Homestead, FL; Key Largo, FL; Leisure City, FL; Naples, FL; Miami, FL

This national park is unlike any that you’ll see throughout the United States. This park’s vast landscape makes it a sight to see for travelers from around the world. Everglades National Park is 1.5 million acres of subtropical wilderness! Located at the southern edge of Florida, this park will give you sights you have never explored. You can take a boat and sometimes even a kayak to explore the wildlife here at this park! According to the National Park Service, the park, an American treasure, also a World Heritage Site, and an International Biosphere Reserve, protects an unparalleled landscape that provides essential habitat for numerous rare and endangered species. To convince you more to visit this beautiful park, Everglades even made the Top 4 in the Best National Parks ratings in 2022!

North Cascades National Park, Washington

Nearby Cities: Seattle, WA; Burlington, WA; Mount Vernon, WA

While this park is pretty remote, it’s definitely worth the visit. It’s known to be one of the most underrated parks of the National Parks! While driving a car through the park to see the overlooks and overall spectacular sights is a great option, you’ll have to put hiking boots on and walk along the trails to explore the beautiful park’s full effect. With Olympic and Mount Rainier being in this same state, North Cascades offers the fewest number of visitors, allowing you to see this park with little to no traffic!

Acadia National Park, Maine

Nearby Cities: Bangor, Maine & Portland, Maine

Located in coastal Maine, Acadia National Park will leave you in awe of its various amounts of different landscapes! This park has large rugged cliffs along its coastline and miles of forested trails; this Maine gem is the perfect place to get outside! Hiking, sightseeing, wildlife viewing, and kayaking are some of the numerous activities that leave any outdoor lover wanting to come back! It may be remote, but it is 100/10 worth the visit!

We hope you enjoyed this list of National Parks to visit in 2023 and you were able to add a couple to your list. Are there any others that you think travel nurses should visit that didn’t make our list? Comment below.

Our job board is a great place to search for your next travel nurse assignment. We have you covered with our housing page if housing is an issue. You can search for what you are looking for.

If you are a new travel nurse or looking into becoming a travel nurse:

START HERE

Travel Nurse Guide: Step-by-Step (now offered in a PDF Downloadable version!)

By Nurse First Travel Agency

September 17, 2022

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The Top 3 Picturesque and Highest Paying States for Travel Nurses

Posted on September 17, 2022September 14, 2022 by Nurse First Travel Agency

Nurse First Travel Agency provided this article.

Travel nursing is an exciting career path for those wanting to get out of their comfort zone. Not only does it provide flexibility, but it allows you to see the country while you’re at it. Travel nurses are often paid more than regular nurses and are given a stipend for lodging as well. Many companies even provide bonuses and allow nurses to choose their own schedules. The average time for a travel nurse assignment is 13 weeks, and before venturing out on that journey, it’s time to decide where to go. Some nurses already have a place or a list of places in mind. It all comes down to narrowing down the pros and cons of each place to find that ideal location. Other nurses choose travel nurse locations by finding where they can best apply their skill set to the maximum value, and this might fall into states all over the country. To find that sweet spot, look at the top 3 highest paying states for travel nurses!

The Top 3 Picturesque and Highest Paying States for Travel Nurses

1. California

California holds three major hospitals that are likely to be hiring. These include Kaiser Permanente, which owns 38 hospitals throughout the state; Dignity Health which operates 32 hospitals; and Sutter Medical Foundation, which runs 19 hospitals.

The Golden State is a top destination for nurses thanks to its booming economy and picturesque landscape. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, nurses in California make an annual wage of $106,905 and an hourly wage of $51.41. Pay rates tend to be higher in Northern California as the cost of living is one of the highest in the United States. However, the opportunities for nurses are endless in California, from big urban centers like Los Angeles and San Francisco to the rural areas in the north and south. Whatever your nursing needs, California has something to offer.

2. Hawaii

If you’re looking for an exciting and exotic location to work as a travel nurse, Hawaii should be at the top of your list! The mean annual wage for travel nurses in Hawaii is $98,080, and the hourly wage is $47.16. It is important to note that the cost of living in Hawaii is quite high, and one nurse suggested taking a housing stipend to save money. Luckily, with the size of Hawaii, it is likely better to go to less tourist-heavy locations such as the Big Island over Maui or Oahu instead of Kauai.

The hospitals in Hawaii are top-notch and offer a unique experience for nurses. Whether you’re looking to work in a tourist-heavy environment or a more rural area, Hawaii has something to offer everyone. With its diverse landscape, culture, and climate, Hawaii is the perfect place to travel nurse!

3. Oregon

Oregon has something for everyone. Whether it be the theater culture in Ashland, foodie-friendly portland, the natural beauty such as the Oregon Coast, or hiking Mt Hood, with its vast beauty and artistic cities, Oregon draws in a lot of travel nurses. The state holds a mean annual wage of $91,080 and an hourly wage of $43.79.

In order to be a travel nurse in Oregon, you must have an RN or LPN degree. If you’re coming from outside the state and don’t hold an Oregon nursing license, you may apply for one by examination or endorsement, depending on the stage of your career. It is possible to handle your license verification needs online, but as the nurse, you will still need verification from the original state of licensure. If you take the endorsement route, you will pay $195 plus $52 for fingerprint processing. Nurses who have been out of practice for a while may need to take a reentry course.

Ready For Your Next Adventure

If you’re ready to choose your next assignment, consider one of these states.

Hawaii is a great destination for those who want to step out of their comfort zone and explore new cultures. If you’re looking for a more relaxed vacation spot, consider spending some time in California. If you’re more of a nature person, Oregon has you covered with a heap of hikes and waterfalls.

No matter what your interests are, there is a great U.S. state waiting for you to explore. So what are you waiting for? Start planning your next vacation today!

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September 15, 2022

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The Travel Nurse’s Guide to Central Florida

Posted on September 15, 2022September 14, 2022 by AMN Healthcare

Palm trees, sunny days, world-class theme parks, and a wide variety of natural attractions—are just a few of the many things that have people flocking from all over the world to visit Central Florida.

The Central Florida region is generally considered the Orlando metropolitan area, located in the middle of the state, making day trips to nearby cities and beaches a breeze. The cities of Tampa, Daytona Beach, Ocala, Winter Park, Kissimmee, Lakeland, and many others are all easily accessible from this area.

Travel nurses working in Orlando and the surrounding suburbs can enjoy a variety of assignments at top-rated hospitals and medical facilities, competitive nurse salaries, unique experiences at famous amusement parks, delicious restaurants, gorgeous lakes, and a bustling downtown area, complete with lively bars and nightlife.

American Mobile has taken the guesswork out of working as a travel nurse in Central Florida by creating this comprehensive guide to help make the most of your next assignment in the Sunshine State. Here you’ll find everything you need to know about living and working in the Orlando area.

Lifestyle Benefits for Travel Nurses in Central Florida

The City of Orlando is nicknamed “The City Beautiful,” and it’s no wonder why. The city is home to distinct architecture, hundreds of lakes (the largest of which is Lake Apopka), towering skyscrapers, and plenty of walkable areas to explore by foot or bike.

There are countless benefits to taking a travel nurse assignment in Central Florida, including an affordable cost of living. According to data from Payscale, as of mid-March 2022, Orlando’s cost of living is 5 percent lower than the national average, with living expenses coming in at 6 percent below national averages.

Most major travel nursing agencies, such as American Mobile, offer several housing options to accommodate their travel nurses in the Orlando area. You can choose free, company-arranged housing close to your assignment facility or accommodations you find on your own if you opt for the housing stipend.

Since you’ll be saving money on living expenses and enjoying competitive compensation, travel nurses can enjoy an elevated lifestyle. Spend your day:

Relaxing on a nearby beach (be sure to check out Cocoa Beach – just an hour from Orlando);
Strolling through the botanical gardens and arboretums, biking on the West Orange Trail; or
Paddleboarding or kayaking on one of the area’s many lakes. Lake Eola Park is a fan favorite located in the heart of downtown Orlando. It features a sidewalk that circles the lake and is nearly a mile long, making it a perfect track for a run or energizing walk. The lake’s famous swan-shaped paddle boats are a must-do for anyone looking for a fun and memorable activity.

Live like a local in Central Florida by working hard and enjoying a laid-back yet active lifestyle!

Facilities for Travel Nurse Assignments

Travel nursing is an excellent way for nurses to expand their skills, experience, and clinical knowledge by working in some of the nation’s top healthcare facilities and learning from other talented nurses, physicians, and healthcare professionals.

Central Florida is a hot spot for healthcare, and it’s home to several notable health systems and medical facilities, including:

Regional Medical Centers

Several major medical centers can be found throughout Central Florida, and assignments are available in most nursing specialties, including ER, ICU, Med-Surg, L&D, and oncology, to name a few. There is also one Level 1 trauma center in this area. Patients range in all ages and acuity levels, and travel nurses can gain excellent clinical experience as they work with patients with various conditions.

Teaching Facilities

Central Florida is home to a top teaching facility that is highly rated and nationally ranked, making it an excellent place for any traveler looking for their next nursing assignment.

Children’s Hospitals / Pediatric Facilities

This area has three pediatric facilities, all members of the Florida Association of Children’s Hospitals. And there is a Level III neonatal intensive care unit.

Nursing Homes / Long-Term Care Facilities

According to U.S. News & World Report, 72 licensed nursing homes are in the Orlando metro area.

Outpatient Clinics and Medical Practices

From internal medicine and pediatric offices to surgery centers, infusion centers, and cardiac catheterization labs, travel nurses can find a number of outpatient jobs in the Orlando area.

Things to do in Central Florida

Top Activities & Experiences:

Known as the “Theme Park Capital of the World,” there is no shortage of fun and adventure to be had while working as a travel nurse in Orlando. Perhaps the most iconic of them all is the Walt Disney World Resort. There’s nothing more magical than that famous set of mouse ears. Here, you’ll find:

Looking for an experience that brings your favorite cinematic experiences together? Look no further than Universal Orlando Resort, where travel nurses can explore both lands of The Wizarding World of Harry Potter at Universal Studios Florida and Universal’s Islands of Adventure. If you need a break from amusement parks, be sure to check out Universal City Walk, which is an attraction in and of itself. This modern attraction features a variety of restaurants, shops & family shows.

The other main Central Florida theme parks include:

SeaWorld
Discovery Cove
Legoland
Busch Gardens (Tampa)

Another fun fact: Orlando is also referred to as the “Hollywood of the East” due to the multiple movie studios that can be found throughout the city.

Not really into theme parks? Not to worry. Orlando offers plenty of other attractions, experiences, and fun things to do that don’t involve rollercoasters and animated characters. First up on our list:

ICON park is located on 20 acres in the heart of Orlando’s International Drive. Here you’ll find over 40 restaurants, The Wheel at ICON Park — a 400-foot-tall observation wheel, SEA LIFE Orlando Aquarium, Madame Tussauds Orlando, and Arcade City.

Are you an adventure seeker? Consider:

Go-karting
An escape room
Indoor skydiving
Axe-throwing

All of these activities can be found around the International Drive area. There are also airboat rides and alligator tours. And speaking of animals, a visit to Orlando isn’t complete with a trip to the Central Florida Zoo. You’ll feel like you’ve entered a jungle as exhibits are nestled among lush, green tropical foliage. The zoo has 23 acres of native gardens and more than 500 animals, including an insect zoo, a reptile house, a children’s area with animals that kids can feed and pet, and a splash playground for those hot days.

Don’t forget to check out the city’s fun shopping venues, get dressed up, and head out to an event hosted at the Orlando Museum of Art or the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts.

All About the Eateries

Now that you’ve worked up a healthy appetite with all of those activities, it’s time to explore the most delicious food Orlando has to offer. Lucky for travel nurses, you’ll never run out of a new place to try during a typical 13-week assignment!

According to restaurant research firm The NPD Group, there are over 7,000 restaurants in Orlando, Daytona Beach, and Melbourne. Cuisine types vary throughout different neighborhoods and regions, with a wide variety of international flavors to be sampled. From traditional Southern BBQ to mouth-watering Cuban cuisine, there’s something for every food lover here.

To get you started, here are some of the yummiest dishes to try at some of the most popular restaurants in Orlando, including culinary delights that have been featured in magazines, blogs, articles, and “most famous” lists:

Pizza Bruno – Named to Conde Nast Traveler’s “21 Best Restaurants in Orlando.” House favorite is the Crimson Ghost pie which is adorned with mozzarella, soppressata, basil, and Mike’s Hot Honey.
Hunger Street Tacos – Born out of the pandemic, this spot has the most delicious tacos and quesadillas, made from scratch using imported blue Oaxacan corn.
Wine Bar George – This Disney Springs staple isn’t just for tourists. Locals love coming here for its extensive wine list and fun weekend brunch.
Winter Park Biscuit Company – Vegetarian or plant-based diet? This will be your place. Every single thing on the menu—including the sauces—is plant-based.
Kabooki Sushi – Go there for the super-fresh sushi, sashimi, and the famous omakase experience, which includes a chef-selected, multi-course dinner.
The Ravenous Pig – Its legendary charcuterie boards will have you coming back for your fix of meat and cheese on the regular.
Knife and Spoon – John Tesar of TV’s “Top Chef” fame is the chef at this Ritz-Carlton gem. Known for its strip and rib-eye steaks and slightly-spicy creamed spinach.
Domu – Sure, there may be a line out the door at times, but there’s a reason for it. House-made noodles, fluffy buns, and craft drinks are just a few of the stand-outs you’ll enjoy at this fun spot.

And don’t forget the theme park food, which is another category entirely! Just a few of our must-haves: the Dole Whip icy treat from Magic Kingdom Park, Granny’s Apple Fries at Legoland, and the Butterbeer at the Wizarding World of Harry Potter in Universal Studios.

Our job board is a great place to search for your next travel nurse assignment. We have you covered with our housing page if housing is an issue. There you can search for what you are looking for in housing.

If you are a new travel nurse or looking into becoming a travel nurse:

START HERE

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By HealthTrust Workforce Solutions

July 7, 2022

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4 Magnificent Nurse Travel Locations for Fall

Posted on July 7, 2022July 8, 2022 by HealthTrust Workforce Solutions

This article is sponsored by Healthtrust Workforce Solutions.

Tennessee for the leaves. Virginia for the history. Florida for the weather. Texas for the culture.

Looking for an amazing fall experience? Set your destination for one of these four locations.

Tennessee for the Leaves

Starting in early October, the lustrous green leaves of the Great Smoky Mountains transform into a spectacular view of yellow, orange, and red. The Great Smoky Mountains are in east Tennessee but the foliage throughout the entire state bursts with fall colors. You can experience the beautiful fall colors even from the big cities of Nashville, Knoxville, and Chattanooga.

Come to Tennessee in September and be there for the Nashville Pumpkin Festival. This festival is packed full of fall activities such as corn mazes, apple cider, pumpkins, and more. Pumpkin festivals like this are scattered throughout Tennessee during this time of year.

If your favorite time of year involves comfy sweatshirts and jeans, pumpkin spice, or apple cider, then you will want to put Tennessee on your destination list for this fall.

Other fall activities in Tennessee:

Music: Tennessee is home to several genres of music: blues, bluegrass, rock ‘n’ roll, rockabilly, country, gospel, and soul. Listen to the next great music at any of the music cafes scattered throughout the state, like Listening Room Café in Pigeon Forge, The Bluebird Café in Nashville, Rum Boogie Café in Memphis, or Open Chord Stage in Knoxville.

Virginia for the History

Virginia is a state filled with history dating back to the 1600s. The soil witnessed battles not only in the American Revolution but in the Civil War as well. Along with the incredible history, there are haunting ghost stories. According to the National Register of Haunted Locations, Virginia has almost 170 sites with paranormal activity. From the mountains of Virginia down to Virginia Beach, there are ghost sightings to discover.

One such tale is in Alexandria, Virginia, at the Gadsby’s Tavern Museum. It is said two young travelers, husband and wife, stopped at this tavern in 1816 to rest for the night. While staying there, the woman’s health deteriorated and she died. Her last departing wish was that no one should reveal her true identity. To this day no one knows who she was, and her grave site is marked “Female Stranger.” Room 8, the room they stayed in is supposedly haunted by this young spirit.

If fall screams spooky tales and haunting sites for you, Virginia is the perfect place to go.

Other fall activities in Virginia:

Leaves: Virginia also has an impressive display of fall foliage in late October and early November. Mabry Mill is a historical town, known for its beautiful fall leaves, located off the Blue Ridge Parkway in Floyd County, Virginia. The Blue Ridge Parkway is a scenic drive that takes you through the Virginia Mountains. During the fall, this parkway will be blanketed in reds, yellows, and oranges.

Florida for the Weather

It is well known that Florida is the Sunshine State with warm sunny weather all year long. The great part about traveling to Florida in the fall is capturing the sunny skies without the 100-degree heat. The average temperature for Florida in the fall is 70 to 91 degrees.

Looking for milder weather? Travel to these northern beach locations: Panama Beach, Daytona Beach, or Jacksonville, FL. At Cocoa Beach on the east coast and Clearwater on the west coast, Central Florida heats up a little more. Further south, Miami down to the Florida Keys have the hottest locations.

If you are a beach bum that loves to spend days off next to the ocean with a cocktail in your hand, then Florida is the place to be.

Other fall activities in Florida:

Camping: As the weather starts to cool down, Florida has some amazing camping sites to explore. St. Augustine, a historical town south of Jacksonville, has several beachside campsites that provide a fun night of camping under the stars with a great beach experience during the day. There are also several other activities such as canoeing, hiking, and biking to experience.

Texas for the Culture

In the fall, Texas is filled with festivals celebrating the great Texas culture. Starting Labor Day weekend, West, Texas celebrates Westfest which pays tribute to the area’s Czech heritage. In late September, head to Plano, Texas for their Balloon Festival. In early October, Fredericksburg, Texas raises a beer to salute the German heritage with Oktoberfest. Cuero, Texas (between San Antonio and Houston) celebrates Turkeyfest, which is a festival dedicated to their favorite bird, the turkey. Then conclude your fall with the Dia De Los Muertos festival in Port Isabel, Texas. This Day of the Dead celebration will meet all your Halloween needs with skeletons, a costume contest, and more.

Other fall activities in Texas:

Leaves, sun, and more: Due to the vastness of the Texas landscape, you can experience the fall foliage in the north, the sunny beaches on the Gulf Coast, and everything in between.

No matter what your favorite fall activities are, one of these four states has what you are looking for.

We hope you found this article on hot travel locations for fall helpful. Discover more about HWS Specialty Travel Program here.

Our job board is a great place to search for your next travel nurse assignment. If housing is an issue, we have you covered with our housing page. You can search for what you are looking for.

About the author: Leslie Catalano

Leslie earned her nursing degree from Illinois State University in 2005. She was raised in the Midwest, and after 10 years of traveling, she is now back in her hometown of Springfield, IL. She is married to a wonderful guy and is the mother of 3 boys. She is an avid reader, loves the outdoors, and uses writing to distress and regain her spirit. Leslie had more articles on self-care for nurses on her website ThePositiveNurse.com

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