3,274 Travel nurse jobs
Same license, new city every few months — and you learn a hospital in two days flat.
CO · PA · GA
where demand runs deepest
Top states among current openings
What a shift asks of you
- Orientation is days, not weeks; travelers get the census nobody else wants first.
- The paycheck math is its own skill: taxable base vs stipends changes everything after taxes.
- Contracts get cancelled and rates move with the market — flexibility is the job description.
- Friendships reset every 13 weeks. Some people find that freeing; know which you are.
Travel nurses take 8–26 week contracts where demand spikes, usually with weekly pay packages and housing stipends. A compact license and 1–2 years of recent acute experience open most doors.
How you get in
One to two years of recent acute experience in a core specialty (ICU, ED, tele, med surg, L&D) plus a compact license opens most doors; agencies handle the rest.
Weekly package rates track demand spikes in real time — the same specialty can pay very differently two states apart in the same week. Travel Nursing pay by state
Open roles
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Graduate Nurse Rotational Program: UPMC Presbyterian - Prepare to Travel (August 2027 Graduates)
Posted last week
$37/hr
- RN
- 12-hour rotating
- Travel contract
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- RN
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- Sign-on bonus
- CNA
- Travel contract
Travel RN - Pediatrics
Posted 6 days ago
- RN
- Travel contract
- LPN
- Travel contract
Travel RN – L&D/LDRP | Gibson City, IL | Night Shift | 36-Hour | Negotiable Pay
Posted 5 days ago
$60–$62/hr
- RN
- Travel contract
RN OB- UPMC Travel Multi-State
Posted last week
- Sign-on bonus
- RN
- Night shift
- Travel contract
Travel LPN - LPN
Posted 6 days ago
- LPN
- Travel contract
- RN
- Travel contract
- RN
- Travel contract
RN OB- UPMC Travel Multi-State
Posted last week
- Sign-on bonus
- RN
- Night shift
- Travel contract
Travel LPN - LPN
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- LPN
- Travel contract
- RN
- Travel contract
Registered Nurse OB- UPMC Travel Staffing
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- Sign-on bonus
- RN
- Night shift
- Travel contract
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Common questions
- What does a Travel Nursing nurse do?
- Travel nurses take 8–26 week contracts where demand spikes, usually with weekly pay packages and housing stipends. A compact license and 1–2 years of recent acute experience open most doors. Orientation is days, not weeks; travelers get the census nobody else wants first.
- How do you become a Travel Nursing nurse?
- One to two years of recent acute experience in a core specialty (ICU, ED, tele, med surg, L&D) plus a compact license opens most doors; agencies handle the rest.
- What is the job market like for Travel Nursing nursing?
- Weekly package rates track demand spikes in real time — the same specialty can pay very differently two states apart in the same week.