Common Questions
Find quick answers to questions about licensing, pay, housing, and more.
What are travel nursing jobs?
Travel nursing jobs are short-term healthcare assignments that allow nurses and allied professionals to work in different locations across the country.
Do I need a state license for travel nursing?
Yes, you must hold an active license for the state where you accept an assignment. Licensing requirements vary by state.
How often are travel nurses paid?
Most travel nursing jobs offer weekly pay through direct deposit.
Is housing provided for travel nurse assignments?
Housing options may include company-provided accommodations or a housing stipend so you can choose your own place.
What types of facilities hire travel nurses?
Travel nurses work in hospitals, long-term care facilities, clinics, rehabilitation centers, and correctional institutions.
Can I take time off between travel nursing contracts?
Yes, you can take breaks between assignments or extend your current contract if the facility allows it.
Are travel nursing jobs available year-round?
Yes, demand for travel nurses exists year-round, with higher demand during peak seasons.
Can I bring family members or pets?
Many travel nurses bring family or pets. Pet-friendly housing may be available depending on location.
Is support available during my assignment?
Yes, recruiters and support teams assist you throughout your travel nursing contract.
Can I refer a colleague?
Yes, referral programs are often available and may include financial bonuses.