Nurses who have a secondary specialty, have more than 1-2 years of experience, and are RNs have a higher chance of being matched. Travel jobs are added every week, so check back often!
Travel nursing holds a lot of appeal for many people interested in the healthcare field because it offers perks like the chance to visit new places, competitive pay, and career flexibility. It’s also the perfect opportunity to gain valuable skills, get out of your comfort zone, and of course, make a difference in the lives of your patients.
As you look to expand your nursing career, you may have considered if travel nursing might be right for you. And depending on your current certification, you may have also wondered: Can LPNs be travel nurses? The answer is: Yes, you can become a travel nurse as an LPN.
TravelNursing.org is proud to offer annual scholarships for qualified applicants who are applying to a medical related field or who are currently pursuing further education in the fields of nursing and medicine.
