Below most California travel postingsCalifornia travel postings that state pay run $45/hr to $81/hr, the middle half $52/hr to $72/hr, across 329 postings.
Benefits
Health insurance
Dental insurance
Vision insurance
Life insurance
The role and schedule
Not in this role
Floating
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The workplaceFrom Medicare Care Compare, Sep 2026.
Meda Health is looking for a Tele RN to work a travel assignment in an acute care hospital setting. Must have at least two years of experience, state licensure and BLS/ACLS (at minimum). Competitive and Transparent Pay. Coverage starts when you do. Benefits include Health, Vision, Dental, Life insurance.
Neighborhoods+San Dimas features several distinct residential pockets catering to different lifestyle needs. Neighborhoods like Avenida Verde and Badillo Street offer quiet, tree-lined suburban streets with a mix of single-family homes and townhouses that provide convenient access to the Interstate 10 corridor. Closer to the San Gabriel foothills, San Dimas Canyon features spacious mid-century residences and foothill properties that appeal to those seeking scenic mountain vistas and quiet surroundings. In the southern sector, the Via Verde and Puddingstone Drive areas border Frank G. Bonelli Regional Park, offering premium detached homes and lakeside properties. Meanwhile, Downtown San Dimas around East Bonita Avenue provides smaller lots, townhomes, and walkability to local shops and cafes.
San Dimas features several distinct residential pockets catering to different lifestyle needs. Neighborhoods like Avenida Verde and Badillo Street offer quiet, tree-lined suburban streets with a mix of single-family homes and townhouses that provide convenient access to the Interstate 10 corridor.
Closer to the San Gabriel foothills, San Dimas Canyon features spacious mid-century residences and foothill properties that appeal to those seeking scenic mountain vistas and quiet surroundings. In the southern sector, the Via Verde and Puddingstone Drive areas border Frank G. Bonelli Regional Park, offering premium detached homes and lakeside properties.
Meanwhile, Downtown San Dimas around East Bonita Avenue provides smaller lots, townhomes, and walkability to local shops and cafes.
Getting around+San Dimas occupies a strategic junction where the Interstate 210 and State Route 57 freeways meet, with Interstate 10 running just along its southern border. This connectivity allows nurses to commute smoothly to regional healthcare facilities across the San Gabriel Valley, the Inland Empire toward Ontario and Pomona, and south into northern Orange County. Local commutes typically average between twenty-five and thirty minutes. Working shifts at hospitals to the west, such as in Pasadena, often benefits from reverse-commute traffic dynamics relative to standard morning and evening downtown Los Angeles congestion.
San Dimas occupies a strategic junction where the Interstate 210 and State Route 57 freeways meet, with Interstate 10 running just along its southern border. This connectivity allows nurses to commute smoothly to regional healthcare facilities across the San Gabriel Valley, the Inland Empire toward Ontario and Pomona, and south into northern Orange County.
Local commutes typically average between twenty-five and thirty minutes. Working shifts at hospitals to the west, such as in Pasadena, often benefits from reverse-commute traffic dynamics relative to standard morning and evening downtown Los Angeles congestion.
Outdoors+Outdoor recreation is a defining asset of the community, anchored by Frank G. Bonelli Regional Park and Puddingstone Lake, which provide ample opportunities for boating, fishing, jet skiing, hiking, and waterside gatherings, alongside the seasonal Raging Waters water park. In the northern foothills, San Dimas Canyon Community Regional Park offers tree-shaded nature trails, picnic sites, and sports facilities alongside the San Dimas Canyon Golf Course. Additional neighborhood green spaces, including Horsethief Canyon Park and Walnut Creek Park, supply easily accessible trail connections for off-shift runs and walks.
Outdoor recreation is a defining asset of the community, anchored by Frank G. Bonelli Regional Park and Puddingstone Lake, which provide ample opportunities for boating, fishing, jet skiing, hiking, and waterside gatherings, alongside the seasonal Raging Waters water park. In the northern foothills, San Dimas Canyon Community Regional Park offers tree-shaded nature trails, picnic sites, and sports facilities alongside the San Dimas Canyon Golf Course.
Additional neighborhood green spaces, including Horsethief Canyon Park and Walnut Creek Park, supply easily accessible trail connections for off-shift runs and walks.
Check the commute at your shift’s start and end, upfront housing costs, and whether moving assistance must be repaid if you leave.
Living in San Dimas
Tucked against the base of the San Gabriel Mountains, San Dimas offers relocating nurses a peaceful foothill respite with easy access to major healthcare employers across eastern Los Angeles County and the Inland Empire. The city is defined by its small-town feel, mature tree-canopied streets, and historic Western character centered around Downtown's Bonita Avenue and the Walker House. Outdoor recreation is exceptional for Southern California: post-shift decompression is easy with lakeside trails and boating at Frank G. Bonelli Regional Park, water recreation at Raging Waters, or foothill walks through San Dimas Canyon Community Regional Park. Housing ranges from mid-century ranch properties in Avenida Verde and Badillo Street to expansive foothill estates in Via Verde and San Dimas Canyon. While the city lacks vibrant nightlife and diverse late-night dining within its borders, neighboring Glendora and nearby Pasadena provide lively food halls and entertainment just a short drive away along the 210 and 57 freeways.
