Question 1

What types of healthcare jobs do you offer?

Accepted Answer

We offer a range of healthcare positions including travel nursing, per diem roles, contract assignments, and permanent placements. Common specialties include ICU, Emergency Department (ED), Labor & Delivery (L&D), Pediatrics, and Medical-Surgical nursing.

Question 2

Do I need experience to apply for travel nursing jobs?

Accepted Answer

Most travel nursing positions require at least 1–2 years of recent clinical experience in your specialty area. Some entry-level or staff positions may have different requirements depending on the facility.

Question 3

What licenses are required to work as a travel nurse?

Accepted Answer

You must hold an active and unencumbered nursing license. Many assignments also accept a compact (NLC) license, depending on the state. Additional certifications such as BLS, ACLS, or PALS may be required for certain roles.

Question 4

How long are travel nursing assignments?

Accepted Answer

Most travel nursing contracts are typically 8 to 13 weeks, though some assignments may be shorter or longer depending on facility needs and extensions.

Question 5

Can I choose where I want to work?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Travel nurses can select preferred locations based on availability. However, assignment options may depend on current demand, specialty, and licensing eligibility.

Question 6

Do you accept new graduates?

Accepted Answer

Some entry-level healthcare positions may accept new graduates, but most travel nursing roles require prior clinical experience in a hospital setting.

Question 7

How do I apply for a job?

Accepted Answer

You can apply directly through our website by browsing available jobs and submitting an application online. A recruiter will review your profile and contact you with next steps if you qualify.

Question 8

Can I extend my contract?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Many healthcare professionals choose to extend their assignments if both the facility and the clinician agree.

Question 9

Is there support during assignments?

Accepted Answer

Yes. You will typically have recruiter support throughout your assignment to assist with onboarding, scheduling, and any workplace concerns.

Question 10

Can I work in multiple states?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Many travel nurses work in multiple states, especially if they hold a compact nursing license or are willing to obtain additional state licenses.

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