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11 Multiple choice questions
Term 1 of 11
What are the minimum travel nursing requirements?
The minimum travel nursing requirements depend on your area of specialty, as well as the
facility, unit and sometimes even the location of the position. The majority of facilities we
work with request a minimum of 18 months of experience.
Yes. If you choose to secure your own housing accommodations for your travel nursing
assignment, we will still provide you with a monthly housing subsidy. This housing subsidy
varies depending on the assignment and the location. To find out specific subsidy
amounts, please contact your recruiter.
Along with competitive pay, many traveling nurses also receive a benefits package
including insurance, 401k plans, continuing education and temporary housing, according
to Travel Nursing.
Typically, assignments range from eight to 13 weeks. However, we can often be flexible
and offer shorter or longer assignments based on your specific needs. And many times,
you have the option to extend an assignment you particularly enjoy.
Term 2 of 11
Is housing really free?
Yes
No
Term 3 of 11
Is Travel Nursing A Smart Choice In A Competitive Job Market?
Sometimes!
Noooo!!
Sort Of
Yes!
, Term 4 of 11
How much will I earn?
Yes. You will be provided with free, private, furnished housing on every company-paid
assignment, no matter where you travel. Speak to your recruiter for further details.
As of October 2010, traveling nurses get paid an average of $85,000 a year, according to
Indeed. This is about $17,000 more than the average registered nurse's salary. This amount
varies depending on location, department and experience.
Along with competitive pay, many traveling nurses also receive a benefits package
including insurance, 401k plans, continuing education and temporary housing, according
to Travel Nursing.
Typically, assignments range from eight to 13 weeks. However, we can often be flexible
and offer shorter or longer assignments based on your specific needs. And many times,
you have the option to extend an assignment you particularly enjoy.
Term 5 of 11
Am I under any obligation after submitting my application?
Yes
No
Term 6 of 11
What are the benefits of travel nursing?
Travel nursing often leads to isolation and lack of support from colleagues in unfamiliar
locations.
Along with competitive pay, many traveling nurses also receive a benefits package
including insurance, 401k plans, continuing education and temporary housing, according
to Travel Nursing.
Travel nurses typically work longer hours without any additional compensation or
benefits.
Most travel nursing positions require extensive experience and do not offer any training
opportunities.
11 Multiple choice questions
Term 1 of 11
What are the minimum travel nursing requirements?
The minimum travel nursing requirements depend on your area of specialty, as well as the
facility, unit and sometimes even the location of the position. The majority of facilities we
work with request a minimum of 18 months of experience.
Yes. If you choose to secure your own housing accommodations for your travel nursing
assignment, we will still provide you with a monthly housing subsidy. This housing subsidy
varies depending on the assignment and the location. To find out specific subsidy
amounts, please contact your recruiter.
Along with competitive pay, many traveling nurses also receive a benefits package
including insurance, 401k plans, continuing education and temporary housing, according
to Travel Nursing.
Typically, assignments range from eight to 13 weeks. However, we can often be flexible
and offer shorter or longer assignments based on your specific needs. And many times,
you have the option to extend an assignment you particularly enjoy.
Term 2 of 11
Is housing really free?
Yes
No
Term 3 of 11
Is Travel Nursing A Smart Choice In A Competitive Job Market?
Sometimes!
Noooo!!
Sort Of
Yes!
, Term 4 of 11
How much will I earn?
Yes. You will be provided with free, private, furnished housing on every company-paid
assignment, no matter where you travel. Speak to your recruiter for further details.
As of October 2010, traveling nurses get paid an average of $85,000 a year, according to
Indeed. This is about $17,000 more than the average registered nurse's salary. This amount
varies depending on location, department and experience.
Along with competitive pay, many traveling nurses also receive a benefits package
including insurance, 401k plans, continuing education and temporary housing, according
to Travel Nursing.
Typically, assignments range from eight to 13 weeks. However, we can often be flexible
and offer shorter or longer assignments based on your specific needs. And many times,
you have the option to extend an assignment you particularly enjoy.
Term 5 of 11
Am I under any obligation after submitting my application?
Yes
No
Term 6 of 11
What are the benefits of travel nursing?
Travel nursing often leads to isolation and lack of support from colleagues in unfamiliar
locations.
Along with competitive pay, many traveling nurses also receive a benefits package
including insurance, 401k plans, continuing education and temporary housing, according
to Travel Nursing.
Travel nurses typically work longer hours without any additional compensation or
benefits.
Most travel nursing positions require extensive experience and do not offer any training
opportunities.
