Travel School-Based Registered Nurse (RN) | Irving, Texas

Soliant

Irving, Texas

Staffing partner

Posted Jul 28

Shift and hours: 30 hours a week
Unit and setting: School
License: RN license Active RN license (required)Active RN license
Term: Travel

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License: Active RN license Active RN license (required)
Experience: Previous school nursing experience
Also asks: Proficiency in health screenings (vision and hearing)
Also asks: Confident in managing medication administration and diabetic care
Also asks: Availability for 30 hours per week (part-time)
Also asks: Comfort working alongside other clinical professionals
Also asks: Key Responsibilities
Also asks: Conduct comprehensive student health assessments
Also asks: Work collaboratively with LPN team members to address daily student health needs
Also asks: Perks And Benefits
Also asks: Non-taxable travel stipends
Also asks: Travel support for seamless transitions
Also asks: Premium compensation and 401(k)
Also asks: Comprehensive healthcare coverage
Also asks: Job stability in a growing sector
Also asks: Take the next step in your nursing journey and apply today to make an impact while gaining invaluable travel and professional experiences. Your next adventure awaits in Irving, TX!
Also asks: #p33

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Job stability in a growing sector

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Embark on your next travel nursing assignment as a part-time School RN in vibrant Irving, TX! If you’re looking to broaden your horizons while thriving in a supportive educational setting, this opportunity is tailor-made for you. Embrace the benefits of a travel position—enjoy non-taxable stipends, assistance with travel, premium compensation, robust healthcare coverage, 401(k) options, and job security in a growing field.

Irving offers the perfect blend of urban excitement and suburban charm, giving you countless possibilities for adventure during your downtime. Relish the local arts scene, explore lush green spaces, and delight in nearby big-city attractions. Working as a travel nurse here adds valuable versatility to your professional experience while exposing you to innovative workplace practices and fresh leadership perspectives in school healthcare.

This assignment puts you at the heart of a bustling campus, providing direct care for 1,500 students while collaborating alongside two dedicated LPNs in the health office. It’s an excellent chance to apply your expertise, strengthen your resume, and contribute meaningfully to student wellness.

Requirements

Active RN license (required)
Previous school nursing experience
Proficiency in health screenings (vision and hearing)
Confident in managing medication administration and diabetic care
Availability for 30 hours per week (part-time)
Comfort working alongside other clinical professionals

Key Responsibilities

Conduct comprehensive student health assessments
Oversee and manage medications, including diabetic care
Administer routine vision and hearing screenings
Maintain accurate health records and documentation
Work collaboratively with LPN team members to address daily student health needs

Perks And Benefits

Non-taxable travel stipends
Travel support for seamless transitions
Premium compensation and 401(k)
Comprehensive healthcare coverage
Job stability in a growing sector

Take the next step in your nursing journey and apply today to make an impact while gaining invaluable travel and professional experiences. Your next adventure awaits in Irving, TX!

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In Irving, TX

Irving, TXFrom Census ACS 2024.

Living costs about 3% below the US average

Median rent: $1,619/mo
Household income: $81,830/yr, all local households, not nurse pay

Life in Irving, TX

NeighborhoodsNurses and young professionals actually land in Las Colinas (waterfront high-rises, corporate campuses, and luxury estates around Mandalay Canal Walk, gondolas, and a small European-city skyline—the most walkable, premium core), Valley Ranch just north of LBJ Freeway (master-planned suburban canals, bike paths, and a neighborhood feel that draws families back generation after generation), and North Irving plus the Hospital District when the goal is stretching a dollar without giving up location. Heritage District is Old Irving: brick streets, century-old trees, and a Trinity Rail Express stop toward Fort Worth; Hackberry Creek is the gated country-club tier. Relocators hunting an easy Westlake commute still cite 2-bed/2-bath apartments in the $1,500–$2,000 range with Walmart and Trader Joe’s nearby.

Nurses and young professionals actually land in Las Colinas (waterfront high-rises, corporate campuses, and luxury estates around Mandalay Canal Walk, gondolas, and a small European-city skyline—the most walkable, premium core), Valley Ranch just north of LBJ Freeway (master-planned suburban canals, bike paths, and a neighborhood feel that draws families back generation after generation), and North Irving plus the Hospital District when the goal is stretching a dollar without giving up location. Heritage District is Old Irving: brick streets, century-old trees, and a Trinity Rail Express stop toward Fort Worth; Hackberry Creek is the gated country-club tier.

Relocators hunting an easy Westlake commute still cite 2-bed/2-bath apartments in the $1,500–$2,000 range with Walmart and Trader Joe’s nearby.

Sources

As of Sep 11, 2026Source 1: 10federalstorage.com Source 2: reddit.com Source 3: reddit.com

Getting aroundIrving sits in Dallas County about 10 miles northwest of downtown Dallas, roughly 20 minutes to downtown Dallas and 30 minutes to downtown Fort Worth off-peak, about 10 minutes to DFW International and 20 minutes to Dallas Love Field. Highways 183 (east-west through the center of Irving), 635, 114, and the President George Bush Turnpike are the named thoroughfares; peak rush hour on those routes is routinely congested, especially toward Dallas. DART Orange and Blue light rail serve Las Colinas; the Orange Line runs from DFW through northern Irving into Dallas, and Trinity Rail Express from Heritage Crossing connects south Irving to Fort Worth. Baylor Scott & White Medical Center – Irving is a named primary employer, and the Hospital District is flagged as a practical, lower-cost place to live near that work—parking reality is not covered in these sources.

Irving sits in Dallas County about 10 miles northwest of downtown Dallas, roughly 20 minutes to downtown Dallas and 30 minutes to downtown Fort Worth off-peak, about 10 minutes to DFW International and 20 minutes to Dallas Love Field. Highways 183 (east-west through the center of Irving), 635, 114, and the President George Bush Turnpike are the named thoroughfares; peak rush hour on those routes is routinely congested, especially toward Dallas.

DART Orange and Blue light rail serve Las Colinas; the Orange Line runs from DFW through northern Irving into Dallas, and Trinity Rail Express from Heritage Crossing connects south Irving to Fort Worth. Baylor Scott & White Medical Center – Irving is a named primary employer, and the Hospital District is flagged as a practical, lower-cost place to live near that work—parking reality is not covered in these sources.

Sources

As of Sep 11, 2026Source 1: 10federalstorage.com Source 2: youtube.com Source 3: irvingtx.gov Source 4: wanderlustinreallife.com Source 5: dailyiowan.com

OutdoorsIrving maintains more than 80 parks on about 1,873–2,000 acres plus six full-time recreation centers and named golf courses. Campion Trail is the signature path: 13 miles of walkable, bikeable trail along the Trinity River, and Irving is the first city on a major connection into the regional Trinity Trail System planned to span 250 miles across 16 North Texas counties. Lake Carolyn in Las Colinas is the waterfront for paddleboards, kayaks, and sunset cruises; Mandalay Canal Walk adds gondola rides and waterfront paths that locals treat as Venice-in-Texas. Valley Ranch’s man-made canals and bike paths extend that outdoor fabric into suburban family life, though summer heat limits midday use.

Irving maintains more than 80 parks on about 1,873–2,000 acres plus six full-time recreation centers and named golf courses. Campion Trail is the signature path: 13 miles of walkable, bikeable trail along the Trinity River, and Irving is the first city on a major connection into the regional Trinity Trail System planned to span 250 miles across 16 North Texas counties.

Lake Carolyn in Las Colinas is the waterfront for paddleboards, kayaks, and sunset cruises; Mandalay Canal Walk adds gondola rides and waterfront paths that locals treat as Venice-in-Texas. Valley Ranch’s man-made canals and bike paths extend that outdoor fabric into suburban family life, though summer heat limits midday use.

Sources

As of Sep 11, 2026Source 1: irvingtx.gov Source 2: youtube.com Source 3: wanderlustinreallife.com Source 4: youtube.com Source 5: dailyiowan.com Source 6: 10federalstorage.com

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Living in Irving

Irving sits between Dallas and Fort Worth with DFW on its northern edge—a ~256,000-person corporate and medical hub (ExxonMobil, Fluor, Kimberly-Clark, Baylor Scott & White Medical Center – Irving), not a sleepy suburb. What is distinct is Las Colinas: 12,000 acres of canals, gondolas, Mustangs sculptures, Lake Carolyn, and a skyline locals call Venice-in-Texas, on DART’s Orange and Blue lines. Nurses can rent in the Hospital District or North Irving near $1,350–$2,100 for one- and two-bedrooms, or pay up for Las Colinas walkability and Valley Ranch’s family canals north of LBJ. Off-peak, downtown Dallas is about 20 minutes and Fort Worth about 30 via 183, 635, 114, or the Bush Turnpike; rush hour is a real tax. Eighty-plus parks, 13-mile Campion Trail, Toyota Music Factory, and Irving Arts Center fill days off. Tradeoffs: 100°F summers, occasional ice storms, rising property taxes, and mixed schools—Valley Ranch is the local workaround. No state income tax and a compact RN license help the $80k–$150k math.

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As of 2026Source 1: 10federalstorage.com Source 2: youtube.com Source 3: irvingtx.gov Source 4: wanderlustinreallife.com Source 5: dailyiowan.com Source 6: reddit.com

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