Become a Travel Nurse
Make the Switch to Travel Nursing
What is a Travel Nurse?
Earn a Living and Travel at the Same Time
Travel nurses provide relief for hospitals and other healthcare facilities all over the country that are struggling with nursing staffing shortages. As a travel nurse, you get to pick where you work and how often you work. This is extremely appealing to nurses that like to live a flexible lifestyle, enjoy traveling, and want to focus on providing high quality patient care.
A career in travel nursing can be both a full- and part-time travel nurse job. Whether you are looking to travel around the country for a career, or simply looking for supplemental income during your off days, there is a travel nurse job for everyone.
Are you a registered nurse who is looking to become a travel nurse? You’re in the right place. If you are new to the travel nurse lifestyle, using a travel nursing agency like Barton is a great way to land your first travel nurse job.
What Nursing Specialties Does BHS Work With?
Barton Healthcare Staffing Works With Most Specialty Nurses
Barton Healthcare Staffing’s database of nurses grows daily. Below is a sample of our travel nurse specialties.
Don’t see your specialty here? Let us know!
Emergency Room (ER) | Intensive Care Unit (ICU) | MedSurg |
Catheterization Lab | Critical Care | Telemetry |
Labor & Delivery | Neonatal ICU (NICU) | Oncology |
Operating Room (OR) | Post-Anesthesia Care Unit (PACU) | Primary Care |
Detox | Case Management | Psychiatry |
COVID Testing/ Vaccination | Camp Nurse | School Nurse |
Travel Nurse Salary
It's Not Always the Same
A travel nurse’s salary will vary on a facility to facility basis, but generally speaking, travel nurses oftentimes make more money than their permanent counterparts. A variety of factors impact salary such as location, willingness to travel, and ability to take an assignment on short notice.
Your recruiter serves as your advocate during the job hunting process. If you have some big bills coming up, or if you just want some extra money in your pocket, make sure you let them know. It’s their job to find you a job that meets your lifestyle needs no matter what your goals are.
Travel Nursing With Barton
When you take a travel nurse assignment with BHS, you get:
- The flexibility to follow your own schedule
- Travel and lodging (sometimes a housing stipend) are covered by the client and booked by Barton Healthcare Staffing’s Travel team.
- To gain years of experience by working in a variety of different practice settings
- Access to our in-house licensing and onboarding team
- Competitive rates
Travel Medical Imaging Jobs
MRI Technologist – Massachusetts
Job DetailsRequirements:• Valid ARRT or ARMRIT certification (no state license needed for ARMRIT)• Basic Life Support (BLS) certification• Minimum of 3 years of experienceSchedule:• 13-week assignment• Start date: Immediately• 12 hour shifts (6:30a - 7p) for 3 days per weekResponsibilities:• Perform MRI scans for scheduled and emergency... View This Job
MRI Technologist – Massachusetts
Job DetailsRequirements:• Valid ARRT or ARMRIT certification (no state license needed for ARMRIT)• Basic Life Support (BLS) certification• Minimum of 3 years of experienceSchedule:• 13-week assignment• Start date: Immediately• 10 hour shifts (12:30p - 11p) for 4 days per weekResponsibilities:• Perform MRI scans for scheduled appointments and... View This Job
Travel MRI Technologist - AlaskaBarton has partnered with a Imaging Center located in AK that has requested 13 weeks of coverage from a travel MRI Technologists starting in early September. For this travel assignment, the selected MRI Technologists should able... View This Job
Another travel assignment opportunity has arrived in New York! Our client is looking for a MRI Technologist to begin temporary 13 week coverage immediately. Hours include 12 hour shifts (7a - 7:30p) for 3 days per week. Applicants should have... View This Job
Barton Healthcare Staffing's Clients
With Barton, Get Access to a Variety of Work Environments
Barton Healthcare Staffing works with a variety of facilities, including:
Hospitals | Medical Practices | Imaging centers |
Retail | IHS facilities | Correctional facilities |
Rehab centers | Skilled nursing facilities | Clinics |
Urgent Care | Schools | Insurance companies |
Corporations | Hospice/Home Health | Behavioral Health |
Camps |
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q: Do I need any extra training from additional nursing programs to be a travel nurse?
A: Nope! Travel nurses are simply permanent nurses that decided they want to travel around the country for a living. There is no additional training needed.
Q: How do I become a travel nurse?
A: That’s an easy one! Simply fill out the form on our homepage and a recruiter will get in contact with you.
Q: Who do I contact if I have questions?
A: You have a few options. First of all, your recruiter will be available to help you at any time, even when you are on assignment. Listed below you’ll find some of our great resources.
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