In range for Iowa travel rolesIowa travel postings that state pay run $1,870/week to $2,750/week, the middle half $2,050/week to $2,560/week, across 86 postings.
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Supplemental Health Care is connecting OR, Urology Registered Nurses with top-tier hospital contracts in Iowa City, Iowa. Travel or stay local, either way, we'll guide you to an opportunity that matches your goals, offering excellent pay, benefits, and support.
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 Iowa City
Iowa City is a walkable UNESCO City of Literature where campus, the Ped Mall, and a major academic medical center sit in one compact core of roughly 76,000–78,000 people. Nurses in Downtown, Chauncey Hill, or Riverfront Crossings can walk or bike to UI Health Care; Hills/South District sits near Mercy and the VA. Fare-free Iowa City Transit and CAMBUS plus river trails make car-light living real in the core; typical drives are about 16 minutes. Locals recommend Eastside, Creekside, Oak Grove, and Lucas Farms, or Coralville (Iowa River Landing, I-80) and North Liberty (7–20 minutes north) for yards and schools. Housing is tighter than the Iowa myth—median home value about $294,000 in the city, around $375,000 in North Liberty. Winters are cold (January highs near freezing); summers humid. Culture runs through Hancher, FilmScene, Prairie Lights, Big Grove, Hickory Hill Park, Terry Trueblood’s lake loop, and Kinnick Saturdays. Tradeoffs are campus noise, tight downtown parking, and needing a car outside the core.
