Your one stop guide for jobs, housing, RV spots, and weekend adventures this winter I’m a travel nurse recruiter who’s also lived the traveler life with my ICU-nurse husband and our crew. We’ve wintered in Arizona more times than I can count, and every single season reminds me why the Valley practically runs on travelers from October through April: warm, dry days; patio nights; and more things to do than you can possibly fit into a 13-week contract. This guide puts everything in one place so you can work and actually live well here this winter. You will find current jobs with start dates October through February, quick licensure notes, and a clear snapshot of where locals can and cannot take assignments. I also linked our best city guides, RV and boondocking spots that allow under 55, and easy weekend ideas from Phoenix to Tucson to Sedona, Flagstaff, and Prescott. A quick reality check. Pay here will not lead the nation, but the cost of living is reasonable and the dividends in sunshine are real. The units I see most often right now are PCU, ICU, Med Tele, and L and D, with some ED as well. If you live in the Phoenix area, read the locals policy section below. I will help you target the systems that accept locals and help you figure out a good strategy. Scroll, skim, and click what you need. If you want a short list that fits your unit, shift, and dates, send me a note. I am in your corner, and Arizona is ready for you. 🌵☀️ Start Here to become a Modern Snowbird 🔎 Browse current AZ jobs (rolling starts now → Feb): Search over 300 jobs ✍️ Work with/Contact Kristin (Team NOP): Let's Chat! 📨 Get Industry Updates and Market News: Subscribe Here Phoenix Guides 🎥 Watch the playlist:   The Modern Snowbird’s Guide to Phoenix   📌 Read:   Phoenix, Arizona | City Guide for Travel Healthcare Pros Only-in-Phoenix picks Take a Taco Tour - There is no Better Mexican Food in the Country! Climbing Tom’s Thumb Desert Life (what it’s really like) Salt River Float 6 Unique Things About Phoenix   Four Peaks jeep/camp/hike Back way to Prescott (Senator Hwy) Exploring Lake Pleasant Hospital reviews Banner Del Webb Return to Banner Banner Desert (blog) Tucson Highlights Mount Lemmon scenic drive & cool-temps escape Saguaro National Park sunset loop • Copper Mine Discovery Center • Tanque Verde Falls • KOA Lazy Days (2 pools, citrus trees) (Tucson city guide coming soon—bookmark this page; I’ll link it here when it’s live.) Other AZ Cities to Explore Flagstaff Walnut Canyon & Lava River Cave Snowbowl day & Coconino NF Sedona / Verde Valley Slide Rock (must-do cool-off) Sedona like a local: secret caves, off-road, free camping Boondocking near 89A (coords + tips) Hike in Sedona Rock Climbing in Sedona Payson/Tonto National Forest RVing Payson and the Mogollon Rim Camping on the Mogollon Rim Sheep Bridge Jeep/Hike/Hot Springs Prescott Senator Hwy / Table Mesa ride Bannie Mine (Prescott Basin) scout Grand Canyon Area Best way to do South Rim (avoid crowds) FR302 dispersed camping (coords + dump/water tips)   Havasu Lake Havasu BLM RVing and Adventuring Lake in Havasu Elevation note:  Northern AZ = higher elevation. Expect chilly nights and occasional snow days mid-winter—pack layers. Housing & Extended Stay Phoenix housing & extended-stay picks   (neighborhood notes, monthly ideas) General Housing Tips and Tricks RV & Boondocking Under-55 RV Parks (Phoenix) RV winter tips (quick) Pleasant days, chilly nights —use a heated hose; keep propane topped. Stake awnings; the desert can get gusty. Expect dust ; keep filters handy. Seasonal Things to Do Cactus League Spring Training   WM Phoenix Open   Holiday lights (Phoenix Zoo) Hospitals & Local Policies What is a “local traveler” in Phoenix? A local traveler is someone who lives within commuting distance and takes an assignment fully taxed (no tax-free stipends for housing/meals). That means: Your pay is an all-taxable hourly rate  (typically $50–$70/hr  right now, specialty dependent). Because it’s fully taxed, both you and the agency pay more in employment taxes . Even if the rate  looks similar to non-local offers, your take-home will be smaller  than a package with stipends. Many facilities have local radius rules  (e.g., 50 miles). Some don’t take locals at all; others accept locals at the same or adjusted rate. Recruiter Notes: Phoenix-Metro locals policy (as of Oct 2025) Banner Health:  No AZ travelers (locals not accepted). Dignity Health:  50-mile radius. Tenet/Abrazo (Goodyear, Glendale, Scottsdale, Downtown):  Locals accepted Valleywise:  Locals accepted at a discounted rate . Phoenix Children’s:  Locals accepted HonorHealth:  Limited agency needs; has an internal travel program . Mayo Clinic:  Locals accepted Atlas Adventure Perk Phoenix is the perfect place for an Adventure! At Atlas we offer all new travelers an adventure of their choice up to $400. Our family got to do one when John was traveling and it was an unforgettable experience! We put this perk to work with a hot air balloon ride ! 🎈 Other FAQs How far ahead should I apply? AZ hospitals often book 4–6 weeks ahead but in snowbird season, many will release start dates for the entire Oct–Apr season in the fall so you can apply early. Do I need my AZ license first? No. Most facilities allow submission before a license is in hand. AZ is a compact state and it's also a walk-through state meaning if you don't have a compact license, you can get your AZ license pretty quick. And a bonus? l can reimburse your AZ license once you are placed and start working. What units are hottest? There are several specialties available but the ones we see the most often are PCU, ICU, Med-Tele, L&D, and ED. Phoenix Childrens often posts a ton of Peds jobs in early Fall as well. Ready to Become a Modern Snowbird? If Arizona is calling, I would love to help you land the right fit and make the most of your season here. Browse what you need above, reach out if you want a short list tailored to your unit and dates, and come enjoy the sunshine and easy living that make winter in this state so special. See you in the desert. 🌵☀️

If you’re a travel healthcare pro (or RV family) bouncing between assignments, mail can feel… tricky. Good news: you’ve got options. From true mail-forwarding services to short-term solutions you can spin up at each contract. Below is what’s worked for us, plus alternatives many travelers use. Quick note for travel nurses: your tax home  situation matters for stipends and deductions and is usually your Permament Address. In general, your “tax home” is your main place of business, not necessarily where your family lives and the 1-year rule affects whether an assignment is temporary (travel assignment) vs. indefinite. Always get tax advice for your situation. IRS+2IRS+2 Option 1a: Use Your Apartment Address/RV Park (with caveats) Best for:  When your park or furnished housing allows mail or packages to be received on-site. How it works: Ask the office/host what they accept: letters, packages, or both . Many parks will accept packages only  (UPS/FedEx) and not USPS letters. Policies vary, so call ahead and note any name/lot-# formatting they require. Guides for RVers often recommend confirming campground mail procedures in advance to avoid misroutes or returns. Escapees+1 Pros:  Super convenient; no extra mailbox to open. Cons:  Some parks won’t accept mail; letters may be refused; hours/hold windows depend on the office. Option 1b: Friend/Family + Periodic Forwarding Best for:  Keeping a stable “home base” (aka tax home) and only forwarding what you actually need. How it works: Keep your primary mailing address at home (e.g., parents or a rented room you legitimately maintain). Have your person collect mail, text you a photo of what arrived, and send bundles to your current address when needed. Pair this with a temporary local delivery point (UPS Store box, general delivery, etc.). Pros:  Free or close to it; preserves your home-base documentation. Cons:  Requires a reliable helper; time lag for packages. Option 2: Virtual Mailbox with Scanning (a.k.a. “Digital Mailroom”) Best for:  When you don’t have a local helper and want all mail forwarded to a service  that scans envelopes (and contents on request), then forwards what you choose anywhere you are. How it works: Pick a virtual mailbox provider  in your preferred city (or near your tax home). You’ll get a real street address ; they receive your mail, scan the outside, and on your approval, open/scan contents or forward the physical item. We used Traveling Mailbox . Pros:  You can triage remotely; searchable PDFs; forward only what you need; consistent address even as you move. Cons:  Monthly fees + per-scan/forward charges; choose a reputable location (some are inside pack/ship stores with varying hours). Setup tips: Complete USPS Form 1583 (the provider will guide you). Update senders that matter (banks, licenses, boards) and set email alerts so you don’t miss time-sensitive items. If you’re maintaining a tax home , keep that address for official “home base” records and use the virtual mailbox for convenience—talk to your tax pro if unsure. (See IRS Pub 463 on tax home/temporary assignments.) Postal Explorer Option 3: UPS Store Mailbox (our go-to during contracts) Best for:  Each 8–13 week assignment where you want a real street address  (not a P.O. Box) that accepts all carriers. You can rent 3 months at a time and start receiving immediately. Most locations accept packages from any  carrier and notify you when something arrives. The UPS Store+2UPS+2 Pros:  Real street address; works with carriers that won’t ship to P.O. Boxes; easy hand-off to next traveler or store staff. Cons:  Paid service; you’ll change addresses every contract. Pro tip:  As soon as you know your assignment address, open a UPS mailbox online/over the phone and send your family/friends that address for one-off forwards. Option 4: USPS General Delivery (great while in transit) Best for:  Those “between housing” weeks when you don’t have an address yet. How it works: Use the main  post office in the city (not all accept General Delivery). Call the postmaster to confirm they receive General Delivery. Address format: YOUR NAME GENERAL DELIVERY CITY, ST ZIP+4 (USPS prefers “GENERAL DELIVERY” spelled out in caps.) Postal Explorer Bring your ID to pick up. USPS says General Delivery is intended for customers without a permanent address (temporary). USPS FAQs Pros:  Free; perfect bridge while moving. Cons:  Some offices don’t accept it; packages routed via UPS/FedEx may require handoffs (call ahead). Option 5: Amazon Locker / Counter + Ship-to-Store Best for:  One-off orders you need in a specific town/date window. Amazon Locker/Counter:  Eligible items only; you typically have 3 calendar days  to pick up. Size/weight limits apply (e.g., many Lockers: ≤10 lb, 16×12×14"). About Amazon+1 Retail “ship to store”  (Walmart, Cabela’s, etc.): Order online, choose store pickup, and collect when you pass through. (Policies vary; Walmart often cancels if not picked up promptly; Cabela’s shows free pickup with variable timelines.) Walmart.com +1 Pros:  No “address” needed; secure pickup. Cons:  Item eligibility/size limits; hold windows vary; not ideal for routine mail. Option 6: USPS Temporary Change of Address (short, defined spans) Best for:  A single contract where you want all  mail forwarded from home for a set window (2 weeks–6 months, extendable up to 12 months total  for a temporary move). USPS Movers Guide Set start/end dates online. If you need longer, USPS also offers Extended Mail Forwarding  (paid) after the standard period. USPS+1 Pros:  Simple, official, time-boxed; everything forwards. Cons:  Forwarding is slower; not ideal if you keep lots of online orders or change cities mid-contract. Option 7: USPS Premium Forwarding Service – Residential (PFS-R) Best for:  You want USPS to collect everything at home and send it weekly  in a single Priority Mail bundle to wherever you are. Weekly bundle with a fee: currently $27.80/week , plus $24.70 online enrollment  (slightly more if you enroll in person). USPS Pros:  One dependable weekly shipment; can change destination as you move. Cons:  Adds up cost-wise; still a weekly cadence (not daily). Option 8: Full Mail-Forwarding + Domicile Services Best for:  Full-time RVers/vanlifers without a fixed home base who want to establish domicile  (common states: TX, SD, FL) and get robust scanning/forwarding. This is NOT a good option for Travel Nurses unless you plan to change your tax home. Popular providers travelers mention: Escapees Mail Service  (TX/SD/FL domicile options). escapeesmailservice.com +1 America’s Mailbox  (SD domicile, vehicle registration help). Americas Mailbox+1 St. Brendan’s Isle  (FL specialist with virtual mailbox). sbimailservice.com +1 Pros:  A true long-term solution; great scanning & forwarding controls; state-specific domicile guidance. Cons:  Monthly costs; domicile changes can have downstream effects (licenses, insurance, taxes, especially for travel nurses). Quick Decision Guide I have a tax home and just need delivery at each assignment:  UPS Store mailbox (plus the Family-Forward combo). I’m between addresses for a week or two:  USPS General Delivery. Postal Explorer I need one package while passing through town:  Amazon Locker/Counter or a retailer’s ship-to-store. About Amazon+1 I want all  mail routed to me for one contract:  Temporary Change of Address (or PFS-R if you want weekly bundled Priority Mail). USPS Movers Guide+1 or use a digital mail forwarding service. We’re full-time and want to change domicile:  Consider Escapees / America’s Mailbox / St. Brendan’s Isle. escapeesmailservice.com +2Americas Mailbox+2 Little Gotchas (so you’re not surprised) P.O. Boxes:  Some carriers and senders won’t ship to P.O. Boxes. Use UPS Store or General Delivery instead. The UPS Store Hold windows vary:  Amazon Locker (3 days), Walmart/Cabela’s and other retailers set their own pickup deadlines; always read your pickup email. About Amazon+1 Forwarding ≠ instant:  USPS forwarding can add days; Premium Forwarding batches weekly with a set fee. USPS

John and I fell in love with the Phoenix Metro area (which is VERY widespread). Below is some brief information about the city we fell in love with and some videos that we have shared about things to do and places to stay below. Welcome to the Valley of the Sun! Phoenix offers year-round sunshine, stunning desert landscapes, and top-rated medical centers. Whether you love hiking saguaro-dotted trails, sampling Southwest cuisine, or exploring nearby weekend getaways, Phoenix is a dream base for travel nurses. 🌞🌵🩺 💰 Cost of Living Phoenix remains more affordable than many major metros, especially in housing and groceries, but prices are climbing. Cost of Living Index : 103 (just above the national average) Average 1BR Rent : $1,200–$1,600/month depending on the area Utilities : Around $200/month — higher in summer due to AC use Gas : Typically hovers near the national average No state tax on groceries or prescription medications 🌤️ Weather by Month Month Avg High Avg Low Description January 68°F 45°F 🌤 Mild and sunny February 72°F 48°F ☀️ Warmer with spring vibes March 78°F 53°F 🌸 Great for hiking & desert blooms April 85°F 59°F 🌞 Warm days, cool nights May 94°F 68°F 🔥 Starting to heat up June 104°F 77°F ☀️ Very hot, dry heat July 106°F 83°F 🌩 Monsoon season begins August 104°F 82°F 🌧 Humid with evening storms September 99°F 76°F 🌤 Still hot but easing October 88°F 64°F 🍂 Pleasant and sunny November 76°F 52°F 🌵 Cool, dry, perfect outdoors December 67°F 44°F 🎄 Mild and festive 🛏️ Furnished Housing Options 1BR Casita Near Banner University – Furnished Finder Quiet guesthouse with private entrance, kitchenette, washer/dryer, and shaded patio — close to hospitals and hiking trails. 2BR Condo in Midtown – Furnished Finder Stylish space in a walkable neighborhood with modern amenities, pet-friendly, and near local shops and dining. Monthly Airbnb – Southwest Studio Retreat Fully equipped and centrally located — includes high-speed WiFi, smart TV, and parking. 🏨 Extended Stay Hotels Extended Stay America – Phoenix Midtown Great location near major hospitals, full kitchens, free Wi-Fi, and pet-friendly. TownePlace Suites by Marriott – Phoenix Airport Spacious suites with kitchens, airport shuttle, breakfast included — ideal for shorter commutes. Homewood Suites – Phoenix Biltmore Upscale extended-stay hotel with evening socials, grocery service, and pool — near dining and shopping. 🚐 RV Parks and Campgrounds We've stayed in many places around the metro. This blog post goes into more detail, including a list of parks, especially for those under age 55. This video goes over options we've stayed at over 6 winter seasons in our RV with our family 🎉 Things to Do in Phoenix - These are only a few - the list is massive! South Mountain Park  – One of the largest city parks in the U.S. with scenic hiking trails Desert Botanical Garden  – Cactus blooms and desert education Roosevelt Row  – Art walks, murals, food trucks, and local markets Old Town Scottsdale  – Great shopping, food, and nightlife Professional Sports  – Catch the Suns, Diamondbacks, or Cardinals Check out the entire Modern Snowbirds Guide to Phoenix! 🧳 Nearby Weekend Trips Sedona  (~2 hrs): Red rocks, hiking, vortexes, and spa weekends Flagstaff  (~2.5 hrs): Mountain vibes, skiing in winter, and Route 66 charm Tucson  (~1.5 hrs): Southwest culture, hiking, and Saguaro National Park Prescott  (~2 hrs): Small-town feel with beautiful lakes and pine forests ⏳ Summary Phoenix is a desert gem that combines big-city opportunity with outdoor serenity. From respected healthcare systems to sunset hikes and brunch on the patio, this sunny destination offers a fantastic experience for travel nurses. ✅ Top facilities like Banner, Dignity Health, and Phoenix Children's ✅ Gorgeous winters and tons of sunshine ✅ Great housing for all lifestyles: apartments, hotels, or RV parks ✅ Perfect home base for weekend getaways Disclosure:  The information provided in this guide is what I use to send my travelers and is obtained through ChatGPT, utilizing prompts I frequently use as a travel nurse recruiter. The content is designed to help travelers make informed decisions about potential destinations.

Tampa blends beach-town chill with big-city perks. Located on Florida’s Gulf Coast, it offers sunshine, waterfront dining, pro sports, and a booming healthcare scene. Whether you’re into live music, Cuban sandwiches, or paddleboarding, Tampa gives travel nurses the full Florida experience. 🌇🏖️🩺 🌤️ Weather by Month Month Avg High Avg Low Description January 71°F 53°F 🌤 Mild and breezy February 74°F 55°F ☀️ Warm and dry March 77°F 59°F 🌼 Perfect for outdoor adventures April 82°F 64°F 🌞 Warm, low humidity May 88°F 70°F 🌤 Hotter, occasional showers June 90°F 75°F 🌧 Rainy season begins July 91°F 76°F 🌦 Hot, humid, and rainy August 91°F 76°F 🌩 Peak hurricane watch September 89°F 75°F 🌧 Still rainy, slightly cooler October 84°F 68°F 🍂 Drier and more pleasant November 78°F 60°F 🌤 Warm fall with cool evenings December 73°F 55°F 🎄 Sunny and festive 🛏️ Furnished Housing Options Modern Studio Near Tampa General – Furnished Finder Cozy and fully furnished with private entrance and parking, just minutes from Tampa General Hospital. 1BR Apartment in Hyde Park – Furnished Finder Stylish space in a quiet, walkable neighborhood with washer/dryer, fast WiFi, and flexible lease terms. Monthly Airbnb – Cozy Loft in Historic Ybor Charming loft with exposed brick, balcony, and all utilities included — perfect for longer stays. 🏨 Extended Stay Hotels Extended Stay America – Tampa Airport Affordable option with full kitchens, on-site laundry, pet-friendly rooms, and quick airport access. Home2 Suites by Hilton – Tampa Downtown Channel District Modern extended-stay hotel with spacious suites, breakfast included, and close to Tampa General and nightlife. Residence Inn by Marriott – Tampa Westshore Premium suites with full kitchens, a pool, gym, and weekly housekeeping — ideal for 13-week contracts. 🚐 RV Parks and Campgrounds Bay Bayou RV Resort Traveler-friendly with full hookups, heated pool, laundry, fishing docks, and a strong snowbird/travel nurse community. Lazydays RV Resort – Seffner (~20 min) Resort-style amenities including a pool, dog park, clubhouse, and propane station. Big rig–friendly. Hidden River Travel Resort Quiet, wooded location with river access, full amenities, and monthly rate options for long-term stays. 🎉 Things to Do in Tampa Riverwalk  – Scenic downtown path lined with parks, restaurants, and museums Busch Gardens  – Rollercoasters, zoo animals, and year-round events Ybor City  – Historic Cuban district with nightlife and culture Tampa Bay History Center  – Learn about the region’s roots Beaches  – Clearwater and St. Pete are just a short drive away 🧳 Nearby Weekend Trips St. Petersburg  (~30 min): Artsy coastal town with beaches and breweries Orlando  (~1.5 hrs): Theme parks, shopping, and nightlife Crystal River  (~1.5 hrs): Swim with manatees and explore natural springs Sarasota  (~1 hr): White-sand beaches and upscale coastal vibes ⏳ Summary Tampa gives you the best of Florida — diverse dining, outdoor fun, healthcare opportunity, and year-round sunshine. It’s perfect for travel nurses who want beach access and city energy in one place. ✅ Top-tier hospitals like Tampa General and AdventHealth ✅ Year-round warm weather and beach proximity ✅ Active downtown, nightlife, and arts scene ✅ Excellent housing and RV park availability Disclosure: The information provided in this guide is what I use to send my travelers and is obtained through ChatGPT, utilizing prompts I frequently use as a travel nurse recruiter. The content is designed to help travelers make informed decisions about potential destinations.

Located along Florida’s Gulf Coast, Hudson is a relaxed beach town with warm weather year-round, easy access to the water, and a quieter pace of life compared to nearby Tampa. With beautiful sunsets, coastal parks, and nearby healthcare opportunities, Hudson offers travel nurses a sun-soaked home base. 🌊🩺🐚 🌤️ Weather by Month Month Avg High Avg Low Description January 70°F 50°F 🌤 Mild and dry February 72°F 52°F ☀️ Pleasant and sunny March 76°F 57°F 🌼 Spring begins, beach-friendly April 81°F 62°F 🌞 Warm and breezy May 86°F 68°F ☀️ Hotter, occasional rain June 89°F 73°F 🌦 Start of rainy season July 90°F 75°F 🔥 Hot and humid August 90°F 75°F 🌩 Rainy with afternoon storms September 88°F 74°F 🌧 Still humid, hurricane watch October 83°F 67°F 🍂 Cooler and drier November 77°F 59°F 🍁 Mild and sunny December 72°F 53°F 🎄 Warm holidays, low humidity 🛏️ Furnished Housing Options Furnished Studio Near Bayonet Point – Furnished Finder Cozy 1BR Home with Lanai – Furnished Finder Peaceful Airbnb Cottage with Water Access 🏨 Extended Stay Hotels Extended Stay America – Tampa North Homewood Suites by Hilton – Port Richey Fairfield Inn & Suites Holiday Tarpon Springs 🚐 RV Parks and Campgrounds Three Lakes RV Resort Suncoast RV Resort Barrington Hills RV Resort (Encore) 🎉 Things to Do in Hudson Visit Hudson Beach Park  for sunset views and local eats Take a boat tour or go kayaking in the Gulf Coast waters Explore Werner-Boyce Salt Springs State Park  for trails and wildlife Enjoy fresh seafood at Sam’s Beach Bar  or Inn on the Gulf 🧳 Nearby Weekend Trips Tampa  (~45 min): Big city vibes, Busch Gardens, nightlife Tarpon Springs  (~30 min): Famous sponge docks and Greek food Weeki Wachee Springs  (~20 min): Mermaid shows, kayaking, crystal-clear springs St. Petersburg  (~1 hr): Artsy coastal city with beautiful beaches ⏳ Summary Hudson, FL is a quiet, coastal gem perfect for travel nurses who want easy beach access and a slower pace of life. It offers a great balance of natural beauty, modern comforts, and healthcare access — all within reach of Florida’s more bustling metros. ✅ Year-round sunshine and Gulf Coast charm ✅ Affordable housing near hospitals like HCA Florida Bayonet Point ✅ Relaxed beach town with outdoor adventures nearby ✅ RV-friendly options and furnished rentals available Disclosure: The information provided in this guide is what I use to send my travelers and is obtained through ChatGPT, utilizing prompts I frequently use as a travel nurse recruiter. The content is designed to help travelers make informed decisions about potential destinations.

🌴 Welcome to Corpus Christi, TX Situated along the Gulf of Mexico, Corpus Christi is a sunny, breezy beach town full of coastal charm and laid-back vibes. With year-round warm weather, fresh seafood, and beautiful ocean views, it’s a favorite for travel nurses looking to mix work with waves. 🌊🌞 💰 Cost of Living Corpus Christi is an affordable coastal destination. Cost of Living Index: About 84 (national average = 100) Rent for a one-bedroom: $950–$1,300/month Groceries and transportation are moderate in cost 🌤️ Weather by Month Enjoy a subtropical climate with mild winters and hot, humid summers. Month Avg High Avg Low Description January 66°F 47°F 🌤 Mild and breezy February 68°F 50°F 🌼 Cool with early blooms March 74°F 57°F 🌷 Spring beach days begin April 80°F 64°F 🌞 Warm and sunny May 86°F 71°F 🏖 Start of beach season June 91°F 76°F 🔥 Hot and humid July 94°F 78°F ☀️ Peak heat, beach is best August 94°F 78°F 🌊 Hot with tropical breezes September 89°F 74°F 🌴 Still warm, easing into fall October 83°F 67°F 🍂 Warm with less humidity November 74°F 57°F 🌬 Mild and pleasant December 68°F 50°F 🎄 Warm holiday weather 🛏️ Furnished Housing Options 🛋 1-Bedroom Options Private Studio Near the Beach – Furnished Finder Charming Cottage Close to Bayfront – Furnished Finder Beachside Townhome – Airbnb Monthly Rental 🛏 2-Bedroom Options Waterfront 2BR Condo – Furnished Finder Pet-Friendly 2BR Near Medical Center – Furnished Finder Modern 2BR Monthly Rental – Airbnb 🏨 Extended Stay Hotels Candlewood Suites Corpus Christi-Spid Staybridge Suites Corpus Christi WoodSpring Suites Corpus Christi 🚐 RV Parks Colonia Del Rey RV Park  – Full hookups, Wi-Fi, and close to beaches Bayfront RV Resort  – Waterfront access and quiet setting Padre Palms RV Park  – Near Padre Island, ideal for beach lovers 🏖️ 🎉 Things to Do in Corpus Christi Visit the Texas State Aquarium 🐠 Tour the USS Lexington Aircraft Carrier Museum ⚓ Kayak or paddleboard in Oso Bay 🌅 Relax on North Beach or Whitecap Beach 🏝️ Catch local events at Heritage Park and ArtWalk 🎨 🧳 Weekend Trips & Day Drives Port Aransas (~40 min): Cute coastal town with ferry rides and seafood 🍤 Rockport (~45 min): Galleries, shopping, and beach picnics 🎨 San Antonio (~2 hrs): River Walk, history, and vibrant culture 🌆 🕒 Summary Corpus Christi is a fantastic option for nurses wanting warm weather, ocean breezes, and a slower pace of life. ✅ Affordable coastal living ✅ Fun mix of outdoor adventure and city perks ✅ Easy access to beachside RV parks and housing ✅ Mild winters and sunshine year-round 🌞 Make your next assignment feel like a vacation—Corpus Christi is calling! 🏄‍♀️🩺🌴 Disclosure: The information provided in this guide is what I use to send my travelers and is obtained through ChatGPT, utilizing prompts I frequently use as a travel nurse recruiter. The content is designed to help travelers make informed decisions about potential destinations.

🏥 Banner Desert Medical Center – Mesa, AZ Location:  Mesa, Arizona System:  Part of Banner Health  – a large nonprofit healthcare system Size:  ~615 beds Designation:  Level I Trauma Center Specialties:  Comprehensive care including Trauma, Cardiac, Neuro, Surgical, Ortho, Women & Infant Services, and Pediatrics (via Cardon Children’s Hospital) Charting System:  Cerner Traveler Vendor:  Banner Staffing Services (internal) or through VMS like ShiftWise or Medefis depending on agency *Note: Chatgpt is an amazing tool that I believe comes in handy for analyzing reviews. This information was gathered by me, Kristin Farnsworth, from travelers I have worked with as well as various social media sites such as Facebook, Instagram, and Reddit and then filtered through Chatgpt to put it all in an easy-to-read format. 👩‍⚕️ Traveler Experience Banner Desert is one of the busiest and most high-acuity hospitals  in the East Valley—and it has a mixed reputation  among travelers that heavily depends on the unit. ✅ Pros: Traveler-Friendly Culture : Many travelers report good teamwork and say they felt accepted as part of the core team. Modern Facility : Includes a recently renovated women and children’s tower , all-private patient rooms, and updated surgical suites. High Acuity = Great Experience : ICU and PCU nurses appreciate the opportunities for growth and skill usage. Location Perks : Right in Mesa, near Tempe and Scottsdale—plenty of great housing, food, and recreation options. ⚠️ Cons: Fast-Paced, High Turnover : Some units run very lean, especially Med/Surg  and ED . Float Policies Vary : Travelers can be floated frequently, including between adult and peds units (especially nights). Cancellation Risk : While Banner typically honors contracts, there have been traveler reports of mid-contract rate drops  or cuts during census dips. 🧵 Scrub Colors Navy blue  for most inpatient RNs Ceil blue or grey  for surgical areas Confirm during onboarding, but navy is safe for most units 🧪 Ratios & Experience Requirements (Estimates from Reports) Unit RN-to-Patient Ratio Notes ICU 1:2 High acuity, fast-paced. Expect use of vents, CRRT, trauma. Generally positive traveler feedback. PCU/Stepdown 1:4 Solid ratios. Travelers like this unit. Some float expected. Med/Surg 1:5–6 Busy. Multiple traveler reports of being stretched thin. CNA help not always reliable. ED 1:5–6+ Very busy. Trauma center. Reported to be chaotic at times. Confirm support staff during interview. OR 1:1 (Scrub/Circulator) State-of-the-art ORs. Usually strong teamwork. Schedule predictability varies. L&D / Mother-Baby 1:3 L&D, 1:4–5 Mother-Baby New tower = great facility. Often busy. NICU and Peds at Cardon Children’s are onsite. 💬 Real Traveler Feedback 🗣️ “Loved my time at Banner Desert. It was super busy but I learned a lot and worked with great people. Would go back.” 🗣️ “ICU was intense, but so worth it. High acuity and a good team—just be ready to hustle.” 🗣️ “PCU was traveler-friendly. Good ratios, usually 4:1. Just floated a bit more than I expected.” 🗣️ “Med/surg was rough. I had 6 patients and only one CNA who was covering the whole floor.” (compiled from Vivian, TravelNursingCentral, Facebook nurse groups, and Reddit) 💡 Tips for Travelers Ask about float policies  during your interview—some units float frequently to peds or women’s units. Verify cancellation policies  and pay protections—especially during census fluctuations. Be ready for high volume and fast pace , particularly in ER, Med/Surg, and ICU. Use downtime to explore —Mesa is close to Tempe, Phoenix, and great hiking spots like Usery Mountain and the Superstition Mountains. If you’re L&D, NICU, or PICU , you’ll love the updated Cardon tower—it’s well-equipped and traveler-friendly. ✅ Final Verdict Banner Desert Medical Center  is a high-volume, high-reward  facility for confident travelers ready to hit the ground running. It’s best for ICU, PCU, and L&D  nurses who thrive in fast-paced environments and want strong clinical experience. Med/Surg and ER  can be more challenging. Ask lots of questions up front to ensure support and fair assignments. Overall, a solid facility in an excellent location  with real learning opportunities.

Hey friend. 😊 If you're on the hunt for your next assignment or dreaming about a new adventure, I’ve got a few gems for you. These hot jobs tend to go quick, so take a peek and let me know if one stands out. I'm here to help! 🔥 Hot Travel Nurse Jobs – Week of Aug 18, 2025 🔥 Contact Kristin Contact Kristin 🌄 Monument Health – Rapid City, SD 📍 Rapid City, SD  | Specialties Open: ICU, PCU, CVICU, Oncology, Case Management, Echo Tech, Cath Lab, CT, PTA, OT Highlights: $1,800–$3,100/wk Scenic Black Hills location near national parks Multiple start dates + compact state + traveler-friendly facility Contact Kristin About This Job 🌳 Humboldt Park Health – Chicago, IL 📍 Chicago, IL  | 🕒 12-hr Days & Nights Specialties Open: ICU, MedSurg, Tele Highlights: $1900-$2050/wk Located in one of Chicago’s most vibrant neighborhoods Great culture + food + housing options Contact Kristin About This Job Wichita, KS Facility:  VC Hospitals – Wichita📍 Wichita, KS  | 🕒 Day & Night | 36 or 48 hours Specialties Open: L&D, Post Partum, Medsurg, Tele, NICU, ICU,ER, Cath Lab, CVICU, PCU Highlights: $1600-1900/wk Cardiothoracic, Burn, Neuro Trauma & Cardiac ICU units 1 year required | Prior travel preferred Flexible with hours and start dates Contact Kristin About This Job 🏥 Mount Vernon, IL 📍 Deaconess Crossroads Hospital | 🕒 Nights, 12s Specialty Open: ICU, ER, L&D, Tele Highlights: Weekly: $1900-2600 Start Date: July-Aug Solid pay, low sub volume Contact Kristin About This Job 🦞 Lewiston, Maine 📍 Lewiston, ME  | 🕒 Nights & Days Available Specialties Open: L&D, OR, Oncology, Cath Lab, PCU, Medsurg Highlights: $1900-$2900/wk No chemo cert required  for M1 Oncology Great for Med-Surg RNs with surgical experience Compact license state Quaint New England charm + outdoor adventures Contact Kristin About This Job 🏥 Oneonta, NY 📍 A.O. Fox | 🕒 Days or nights Specialty Open: PACU, ER, Tele Highlights: Weekly: $2300-2500/wk Small-town charm, supportive environment Contact Kristin About This Job 🌄 Farmington, NM Facility:  San Juan Regional Medical Center📍 Farmington, NM  | 🏥 198-bed Level III Trauma Center Specialty Open: Medsurg, L&D, PACU, ER, Tele Highlights: $1800-$2500/wk Gorgeous hiking, kayaking, and outdoor access High extension rates + quick offers Compact license state Contact Kristin About This Job 🌲 Elmira, NY Facility:  Arnot Ogden Medical Center📍 Elmira, NY  | 🕒 7a–7:30p Specialty Open: Stepdown, NICU, Tele Highlights:  ~$2,000+ One year of experience accepted Fast feedback expected Nestled in the Finger Lakes region with plenty of hiking, culture, and charm Contact Kristin About This Job 🏥 Norfolk, VA Facility:  Sentara Healthcare📍 Norfolk, VA  | 🕒 Various Shifts Specialty Open: PCU Weekly Gross:  $2,000+ Highlights: 22 open positions No interviews for many roles Clean submittal = quick offer Close to the beach + lots of coastal city perks Contact Kristin About This Job

Welcome to Richardson, TX Just north of Dallas, Richardson blends suburban calm with urban opportunity. Home to the renowned “Telecom Corridor” and University of Texas at Dallas, it offers strong community infrastructure, excellent transit, and a smart base for travel nurses who want access to both high-tech hubs and major healthcare systems. 🏥🌇💼 💼 Jobs Richardson sits within the Dallas–Fort Worth metro area, offering easy access to major medical centers like UT Southwestern, Medical City, and Baylor Scott & White. Travel nurses are regularly in demand across all specialties. 💰 Cost of Living Cost of Living Index: ~10% lower than the national average. Average Rent:  ~$1,378/month for a 1-bedroom Utilities:  ~$180/month (hot summers = higher A/C use) Groceries:  ~9% lower than national average Healthcare:  ~4% higher than national average ✅ Affordable for Texas✅ Better cost of living than Dallas proper 🌤️ Weather by Month Richardson has a humid subtropical climate— hot, humid summers  and mild winters . Month Avg High Avg Low Description January 55°F 36°F ❄️ Cool and crisp February 60°F 39°F 🌦 Occasional rain, warming up March 68°F 47°F 🌸 Spring blooms April 75°F 54°F 🌤 Warm and breezy May 82°F 63°F ☀️ Sunny and getting hot June 91°F 71°F 🔥 Hot and humid July 96°F 75°F 🌞 Peak summer heat August 96°F 74°F 🌤 Still very hot September 88°F 67°F 🍂 Warm with cooler evenings October 78°F 56°F 🎃 Pleasant and mild November 65°F 46°F 🌬 Cooler and breezy December 56°F 38°F 🎄 Mild winter days 🛏️ Furnished Housing Options 🛋 1-Bedroom Options Luxury Telecom Corridor Apartment  – Private unit, in-unit laundry, fully furnished 🔗 Furnished Finder Listing Modern Executive Apartment  – Stylish 1BR near hospitals with great amenities 🔗 Travel Nurse Housing Airbnb Monthly Rentals  – Short-term stays in walkable, safe neighborhoods 🔗 Airbnb Search 🏡 2+ Bedroom Options Fully Furnished 2BR Apartments  – Perfect for travel nurse pairs or families 🔗 ShortTermHousing.com 🔗 Zillow Furnished Listings 🏨 Extended Stay Hotels Homewood Suites by Hilton Richardson  – Full kitchen, pet-friendly, hot breakfast 🔗 View Hotel Sonesta Simply Suites  – Affordable and traveler-friendly 🔗 View Hotel Residence Inn by Marriott Richardson  – Suite-style living with extra perks 🔗 View Hotel 🚐 RV Parks Nearby While there aren’t RV parks directly in Richardson, nearby options include: Plantation Place RV Park (Sunnyvale, ~25 min)  – Full hookups, long-term stays 🔗 View Park Dallas Northeast Campground (Caddo Mills, ~35 min)  – Quiet and traveler-approved 🔗 View Park Hidden Cove Park & Marina (Frisco, ~30 min)  – Lakeside camping with hookups 🔗 View Park 🎉 Fun Things to Do in Richardson Eisemann Center for Performing Arts  – Concerts, theater, cultural events 🎭 CityLine  – Dining, retail, and outdoor events hub 🍽️ Spring Creek Nature Area  – Trails and wildlife viewing 🌳 Cottonwood Art Festival  – Popular twice-a-year outdoor art show 🎨 Easy DART Rail Access  – Zip into Dallas without the drive 🚉 🧳 Nearby Weekend Trips Dallas, TX (~20 min):  Museums, concerts, food & nightlife Plano, TX (~15 min):  Breweries, shopping, and nature preserves Lake Texoma (~1.5 hrs):  Fishing, camping, and lakeside chill Fort Worth, TX (~1 hr):  Cowtown vibes and Stockyards fun Waco, TX (~2 hrs):  Magnolia Market and outdoor exploring 🕒 Summary Richardson is a smart, comfortable hub for travel nurses who want big-city perks with small-town feel. It’s connected, affordable, and close to everything Dallas has to offer. ✅ Easy access to major hospitals ✅ Light rail & freeway convenience ✅ Great housing options ✅ High-tech + suburban lifestyle Disclosure:  The information provided in this guide is what I use to send my travelers and is obtained through ChatGPT, utilizing prompts I frequently use as a travel nurse recruiter. The content is designed to help travelers make informed decisions about potential destinations.

Welcome to Kerrville, TX Nestled in the heart of the Texas Hill Country along the Guadalupe River, Kerrville is a cozy small city with scenic landscapes, artsy charm, and rich community events like the Kerrville Folk Festival. It’s a laid-back spot that appeals to travel nurses wanting affordability, nature, and a slower pace.     Cost of Living Kerrville’s cost of living index sits around 92–98 , making it roughly 2–8% below the U.S. average  and on par with or slightly higher than the Texas average  Choice Hotels+1 . Median rent : ~$891/month  Travel Nurse Housing Typical rent for 2-bedroom unit : ~$1,340/month  BestPlaces Utilities are modest, around $188/month  for a medium-sized apartment  Numbeo . Note:  However, Kerrville is dealing with a housing shortage—demand is outpacing supply, pushing rents and prices upward despite development efforts underway San Antonio Express-News .   Weather by Month Kerrville has a humid subtropical climate with hot summers and mild winters, perfect for outdoor lovers. Month Avg High Avg Low Description January 61°F 37°F Mild and cool, light chill February ~65°F ~41°F Gradual warming, spring awaits March ~70°F ~45°F Pleasant and crisp April ~75°F ~52°F Spring in full bloom May ~83°F ~60°F Warm and sunny June–August 90–92°F 70–72°F Hot and humid September ~85°F ~65°F Late summer warmth October ~77°F ~55°F Crisp and colorful November ~65°F ~45°F Mild and dry December ~60°F ~40°F Cool and festive Hot season spans from late May through mid-September, peaking in August  Travel Nurse Housing+11Yelp+11Wikipedia+11 expedia+6Hillcrest Inn+6Travel Nurse Housing+6 Travel Nurse Housing+1 Travel Nurse HousingTrip.com +1 .    Furnished Housing Options 1-Bedroom Options Blue Dove Inn Cedar Perch : Furnished private room just 1 minute from Peterson Hospital. Includes utilities, in-unit laundry, pet-friendly, priced at $900/month  Facebook+3Travel Nurse Housing+3Furnished Finder+3 . 2-Bedroom Options Quiet 2BR/1.5BA Condo  near hospital, restaurants, and river trail — $2,150/month  Furnished Finder . Tranquil Hill Country Home  with washer/dryer, utilities included — $2,000/month, available mid-September  Travel Nurse Housing+1 . Furnished Finder also lists about 25 curated rentals  near Kerrville, from $800 (private room) to $2,800 (entire homes)  Furnished Finder+1 .   Extended Stay Hotels Hillcrest Inn & Suites  – Convenient, affordable, with kitchenettes and free Wi‑Fi  Hillcrest Inn . Other options include Quality Inn & Suites , La Quinta Inn & Suites , Super 8 , Best Western Sunday House Inn , and Y O Ranch Hotel & Conference Center —many offering weekly/monthly rates and kitchen access  Trip.com +2Yelp+2 . RV Parks The Guadalupe River and surrounding area  has multiple RV-friendly parks—many tied to youth camps, ranch retreats, or public parks—with scenic access and full hookups. Kerrville’s Hill Country setting makes it ideal for outdoor RV travelers  Wikipedia+5Yelp+5Furnished Finder+5 . Fun Things to Do in Kerrville Wander the Museum of Western Art  and soak up Hill Country culture  Hillcrest Inn+1 . Enjoy riverside recreation or peaceful strolls along the Guadalupe River parks   Wikipedia . Attend the Kerrville Folk Festival , Arts & Crafts Fair , or River Festival   Wikipedia . Visit the Riverside Nature Center  and Schreiner Mansion Historic Site  for local history and nature trails  expedia . Nearby Weekend Trips Fredericksburg (~30 min)  – Wine country and charming German-style downtown. San Antonio (~65 min)  – Cultural amenities, River Walk, and big-city eats. Bandera (~25 min)  – “Cowboy Capital of the World” with rodeos and ranches. Comfort & Ingram (~10–20 min)  – Quaint towns known for antiques, biking trails, and local flavor  travelocity+1 Orbitz.com . Summary Kerrville delivers small-town comfortable living with travel nurse opportunities in care settings ranging from community hospitals to mental health. While housing demand is high, furnished rentals and extended-stay options are available. Expect friendly locals, beautiful scenery, and easy access to Texas Hill Country charm. Highlights: Affordable cost of living (~8% below national average) Solid weekly travel nurse pay (~$1.9K/week) Scenic locale with strong outdoor and cultural appeal Furnished rentals around $900–$2,150/month—options near hospitals too Good RV access and extended-stay flexibility Disclosure:  The information provided in this guide is what I use to send my travelers and is obtained through ChatGPT, utilizing prompts I frequently use as a travel nurse recruiter. The content is designed to help travelers make informed decisions about potential destinations.

Welcome to San Bernardino, CA Set against the backdrop of the San Bernardino Mountains, this Southern California city offers a mix of urban convenience, cultural diversity, and access to outdoor adventure. With proximity to Los Angeles, desert parks, and ski slopes, San Bernardino is a great base for travel nurses looking for California sunshine without the LA price tag. 💼 Job San Bernardino and its surrounding areas host multiple medical facilities that frequently work with travel nurses: Arrowhead Regional Medical Center (ARMC)  – A large county hospital and trauma center Dignity Health – Community Hospital of San Bernardino  – Acute care with frequent needs in ER, MedSurg, ICU, and OR Loma Linda University Medical Center  (just 10 minutes away) – Major teaching hospital with traveler opportunities in specialty units like CVICU, NICU, and ED 💰 Cost of Living Cost of Living Index: Around 120 , which is lower than many other parts of Southern California. Average Rent:  ~$1,600–$2,100/month for a one-bedroom Utilities:  ~$180/month, with A/C needed in the summer 🌤️ Weather by Month San Bernardino has a warm Mediterranean climate with hot summers and mild winters. It’s sunny nearly year-round, with brief rainy periods in winter. Month Avg High Avg Low Description January 68°F 41°F 🌤 Mild and dry February 70°F 43°F 🌦 Light rain, warming up March 74°F 47°F 🌷 Spring blooms, sunny days April 79°F 50°F ☀️ Warm and breezy May 84°F 56°F 🌞 Warm with longer days June 91°F 61°F 🔥 Start of the dry season July 96°F 66°F 🌞 Hot and dry August 96°F 66°F 🌤 Very hot with cool evenings September 91°F 62°F 🍂 Still warm, starting to cool October 82°F 55°F 🎃 Pleasant and dry November 73°F 47°F 🌬 Cool with clear skies December 66°F 41°F ❄️ Mild winter weather 🛏️ Furnished Housing Options 🛋 1-Bedroom Options Modern 1BR Near Arrowhead Regional  – Gated complex, utilities included, pet-friendly 🔗 Furnished Finder Listing Private Guesthouse with Kitchenette  – Great for solo travelers, includes washer/dryer 🔗 Airbnb Monthly Rentals 🛏 2-Bedroom Options Fully Furnished 2BR Near Loma Linda  – Quiet area, ideal for travel pairs or families 🔗 Furnished Finder Search Zillow Rentals – Filter for furnished homes in San Bernardino, Redlands, and Highland 🔗 Zillow Furnished Search 🏨 Extended Stay Hotels Homewood Suites by Hilton San Bernardino  – All-suite hotel with kitchens and free breakfast 🔗 View Hotel Extended Stay America – San Bernardino – North  – Affordable, basic, with kitchenettes 🔗 View Hotel Residence Inn by Marriott San Bernardino  – Upscale option near the hospital corridor 🔗 View Hotel 🚐 RV Parks Shady Oasis Kampground (Victorville, ~40 min)  – Long-term spots with desert views 🔗 View Park Glen Helen Regional Park Campground  – Local park with hookups and mountain views 🔗 View Park San Bernardino RV Park  – Simple and convenient for travelers working in the area 🔗 View Park 🎉 Fun Things to Do in San Bernardino San Bernardino National Forest  – Endless hiking, camping, and scenic drives Route 66 Museum  – Local history and Americana vibes Glen Helen Raceway & Amphitheater  – Concerts, motocross, and events Downtown Arts & Culture District  – Galleries, markets, and murals Lake Arrowhead (~45 min)  – A perfect day trip for boating, shopping, and mountain air 🧳 Nearby Weekend Trips Palm Springs (~1 hr):  Desert spas, retro charm, and sunshine Big Bear Lake (~1.5 hrs):  Skiing in winter, hiking in summer Los Angeles (~1 hr):  Beaches, concerts, shopping, and nightlife Joshua Tree National Park (~1.5 hrs):  Unique landscapes and stargazing 🕒 Summary San Bernardino offers big healthcare opportunities in a sunny SoCal setting. With nearby outdoor escapes, strong hospitals, and plenty of affordable housing options, it’s a smart choice for travel nurses who want to explore Southern California on their days off. ✅ High traveler demand in multiple nearby hospitals ✅ Lower cost of living than coastal California ✅ Year-round sunshine and outdoor fun ✅ Central hub for SoCal weekend getaways Ready to work near mountains, deserts, and beaches? San Bernardino is your SoCal home base. 🌴🏥🩺 Disclosure:  The information provided in this guide is what I use to send my travelers and is obtained through ChatGPT, utilizing prompts I frequently use as a travel nurse recruiter. The content is designed to help travelers make informed decisions about potential destinations.

Get Ahead of the Rush and Lock In Your Next Adventure Early Even though it still feels like summer in much of the country (hello, triple digits 🌡️), now  is actually the perfect time to start planning your next travel nurse assignment. Hospitals are already starting to release their fall and winter needs , and this is when the market really begins to heat up. 🍂 Fall is often the biggest season for hot travel jobs , both in terms of quantity and  rate. Facilities are preparing for census surges, staff vacations, and holiday coverage. That means more openings, better rates, and more choices...if you move early. The travelers who get ahead of the game are the ones who land the best schedules, the most desirable locations, and (let’s be honest) the higher-paying contracts before the fall rush kicks in. AND if you want to finish before the holidays so you can take some time off - you need to start your 13 week assignment by Sep 22! I’ve rounded up some of the hottest jobs available by specialty  to help you get a jump start. Scroll through and see what’s already live for Fall 2025! ICU – Hot Travel Jobs Location Pay Hrs/Wk Shift Start Openings Why It’s Hot Manchester, NH $2,365 36 ☀️ 9/1 3 East Coast charm Kearney, NE $2,015 36 ☀️ 9/2 2 Low cost of living Albany, NY $2,487 36 ☀️ 9/1 & 9/2 2 Historic capital city Omaha, NE $2,756 48 🌙 9/8 4 High pay in low cost city St. Louis, MO $2,540 48 🌙 9/15 1 Cultural hub Springfield, OR $2,066 36 🌙 9/2 3 Outdoor paradise Lake Havasu City, AZ $2,061 36 🌙 9/1 & 9/8 2 Lake town, warm weather Honolulu, HI $2,950 48 🌙 9/2 6 Bucket‑list location Contact Kristin PCU / IMC / Stepdown – Hot Jobs Location Pay Hrs/Wk Shift Start Openings Why It’s Hot Lafayette, IN $2,450 48 ☀️ 9/9 1 Low cost of living Reno, NV $2,104 36 ☀️ 9/8 1 Outdoor recreation hub Rapid City, SD $2,806 48 🌙 9/15 1 Gateway to Black Hills & Badlands Lafayette, IN $2,683 48 🌙 9/2 2 Affordable & central Midwest Bloomington, IN $2,621 48 🌙 9/9 2 College town, vibrant downtown Albuquerque, NM $2,187 36 🌙 9/2 1 Southwest culture & scenery Lake Havasu City, AZ $2,138 36 🌙 9/2 1 Lakefront lifestyle Derry, NH $2,125 36 🌙 9/2 2 Close to Boston & beaches Salem, VA $2,068 36 🌙 9/2 2 Blue Ridge Mountain charm Richmond, VA $1,997 36 🌙 9/2 2 Historic city with food scene      Contact Kristin     Med/Surg – Hot Travel Jobs Location Pay Hrs/Wk Shift Start Openings Why It’s Hot Rochester, NY $2,945 48 🌙 9/2 1 Strong pay for Northeast Bangor, ME $2,844 48 🌙 9/2 1 Coastal New England charm St. Louis, MO $2,794 48 🌙 9/15 1 Cultural hub, affordable living Albany, NY $2,365 36 🌙 9/15 1 Historic capital city Pikeville, KY $2,329 48 🌙 9/8 1 Appalachian scenery Lebanon, NH $2,297 36 🌙 9/2 1 Outdoor activities & foliage season Quincy, IL $2,126 36 🌙 9/3 13 Multiple openings in low cost area Lafayette, IN $2,450 48 ☀️ 9/9 3 Low cost of living West Burlington, IA $2,380 40 ☀️ 9/2 1 Mississippi River views Lake Havasu City, AZ $2,138 36 🌙 9/2 1 Lakefront lifestyle Derry, NH $2,125 36 🌙 9/2 2 Close to Boston & beaches Madison, WI $2,113 36 🌙 9/8 1 Lively college town Park Falls, WI $2,255 36 🌙 9/2 1 Outdoor sports haven Belleville, IL $2,033 36 ☀️ 9/8 1 Affordable Midwest city Rochester, NY $2,017 36 ☀️ 9/16 1 Historic city in Finger Lakes region Westminster, CO $2,008 36 ☀️ 9/2 3 Near Denver & mountains      Contact Kristin     ER – Hot Travel Jobs Location Pay Hrs/Wk Shift Start Openings Why It’s Hot Albuquerque, NM $2,187 36 🌙 9/2 1 Southwest culture & scenery Albany, NY $2,316 36 🌙 9/2 3 Historic capital city Tuba City, AZ $2,176 36 🌙 9/8 1 Unique Navajo Nation location Kapaa, HI $2,166 36 🌙 9/9 1 Hawaiian island living Quincy, IL $2,153 36 🌙 9/3 1 Low cost Midwest city Saratoga Springs, NY $2,128 36 🌙 9/8 1 Resort town & horse racing Tucson, AZ $2,098 36 🌙 9/8 1 Warm weather & desert scenery Fall River, MA $2,075 36 🌙 9/2 2 Coastal New England Baltimore, MD $2,050 36 🌙 9/8 1 Historic harbor city Portland, OR $2,041 36 🌙 9/2 4 Pacific Northwest lifestyle Salem, VA $1,990 36 ☀️ 9/1 4 Multiple openings in mountain town Wichita, KS $1,853 36 🌙 9/1 6 Low cost of living, multiple slot      Contact Kristin     Telemetry – Hot Travel Jobs Location Pay Hrs/Wk Shift Start Openings Why It’s Hot Rochester, NY $2,945 48 🌙 9/2 1 Strong pay for Northeast Lafayette, IN $2,450 48 ☀️ 9/9 1 Affordable cost of living Lafayette, IN $2,450 48 ☀️ 9/9 3 Affordable cost of living Charlotte, NC $2,288 48 🌙 9/15 1 Growing metro with Southern charm Park Falls, WI $2,255 36 🌙 9/2 1 Outdoor sports haven Marshfield, WI $2,255 36 🌙 9/15 1 Midwest small-town living Quincy, IL $2,153 36 🌙 9/5 13 Multiple openings in low cost area Bangor, ME $2,104 36 🌙 9/2 1 Coastal New England charm Lake Havasu City, AZ $2,062 36 🌙 9/1 1 Lakefront lifestyle St. Louis, MO $2,044 36 ☀️ 9/8 1 Cultural hub, affordable living Belleville, IL $2,033 36 ☀️ 9/8 1 Affordable Midwest city Westminster, CO $2,008 36 ☀️ 9/2 3 Near Denver & mountains      Contact Kristin     OR – Hot Travel Jobs Location Pay Hrs/Wk Shift Start Openings Why It’s Hot Laurium, MI $2,520 40 ☀️ 9/15 1 Upper Peninsula charm Rochester, NY $2,495 40 🌙 9/7 1 Strong pay for Northeast Fargo, ND $2,459 40 ☀️ 9/15 1 Low cost of living Española, NM $2,405 40 ☀️ 9/15 1 Scenic Southwest Colorado Springs, CO $2,353 40 ☀️ 9/8 2 Mountain views & outdoor lifestyle Farmington, NM $2,305 40 ☀️ 9/1 1 Southwest scenery Baltimore, MD $2,216 36 ☀️ 9/16 1 Historic harbor city Utica, NY $2,108 36 ☀️ 9/2 1 Affordable upstate city Davie, FL $2,086 40 ☀️ 9/1 1 South Florida living Fairfax, VA $2,007 40 ☀️ 9/15 1 Close to D.C. attractions Columbus, OH $2,030 36 🌙 9/8 2 College town with big city feel Sidney, MT $2,030 36 🌙 9/2 1 Small-town Montana charm Oklahoma City, OK $1,953 40 ☀️ 9/8 1 Low cost of living Corpus Christi, TX $1,928 40 ☀️ 9/2 01 Gulf Coast beaches Lebanon, NH $2,297 36 🌙 9/2 1 Outdoor recreation hub      Contact Kristin     L&D – Hot Travel Jobs Location Pay Hrs/Wk Shift Start Openings Why It’s Hot Santa Clara, CA $3,073 36 🌙 9/9 1 Bay Area living Honolulu, HI $2,950 48 🌙 9/2 1 Hawaiian island living Pomona, CA $2,937 48 🌙 9/5 6 SoCal location, multiple slots New Haven, CT $2,881 48 🌙 9/5 2 Historic city, multiple slots Albuquerque, NM $2,868 48 ☀️ 9/22 1 Southwest scenery Summit, WI $2,741 40 ☀️ 9/8 1 Midwest small-town feel Kennewick, WA $2,518 36 🌙 9/2 1 Columbia River city Albany, NY $2,487 48 🌙 9/2 1 Historic capital city St. Louis, MO $2,476 48 🌙 9/1 1 Gateway City Mitchell, SD $2,441 36 🌙 9/1 1 Low cost of living Worcester, MA $2,402 36 🌙 9/3 1 New England city Riverside, CA $2,362 36 🌙 9/2 2 Inland Empire location Tracy, CA $2,340 36 🌙 9/8 3 Bay Area suburbs Clovis, NM $2,338 36 🌙 9/15 1 Low cost, rural living Toms River, NJ $2,315 36 🌙 9/2 1 Coastal NJ Lander, WY $2,310 36 🌙 9/2 2 Outdoor adventure hub New Haven, CT $2,881 48 ☀️ 9/5 4 Historic city, multiple slots Morristown, NJ $2,360 36 ☀️ 9/8 1 NYC metro access Arlington, VA $2,171 36 🌙 9/2 1 DC metro access Albuquerque, NM $2,127 36 ☀️ 9/22 1 Desert city Cornelius, NC $1,943 36 🌙 9/2 2 Lake Norman lifestyle Asheville, NC $1,828 36 🌙 9/8 1 Mountain city charm Seattle, WA $1,805 36 🌙 9/8 1 Pacific Northwest lifestyle Austin, TX $1,769 36 🌙 9/1 1 Music & tech hub Oklahoma City, OK $1,734 36 🌙 9/1 1 Low cost of living      Contact Kristin     Case Manager / PACU / NICU / Peds – Hot Jobs (Highest Pay First) Location Specialty Pay Hrs/Wk Shift Start # Why It’s Hot Walnut Creek, CA Case Manager $2,389 40 ☀️ 9/9 1 SF Bay Area Reno, NV NICU $2,364 36 ☀️ 9/1 1 Outdoor recreation hub Medford, OR Case Manager $2,282 40 ☀️ 9/8 1 Southern Oregon charm Portsmouth, NH Case Manager $2,232 40 ☀️ 9/2 2 Coastal New England Edmonds, WA Case Manager $2,171 40 ☀️ 9/8 1 Puget Sound area Fort Defiance, AZ PACU $2,290 36 🌙 9/2 1 Navajo Nation location Modesto, CA NICU $2,220 36 🌙 9/15 1 Central California living Elmira, NY Peds $2,107 36 🌙 9/8 1 Finger Lakes region Marquette, MI NICU $2,031 36 🌙 9/2 1 Lake Superior views Belleville, IL PACU $2,094 40 ☀️ 9/1 1 Affordable Midwest city Dublin, GA PACU $2,078 40 ☀️ 9/1 1 Low cost of living Denver, CO Peds CVOR $2,076 40 ☀️ 9/1 1 Mile High City Bel Air, MD Case Manager $1,982 40 ☀️ 9/8 1 Historic town Largo, FL Case Manager $1,933 40 ☀️ 9/1 1 Gulf Coast beaches Port Charlotte, FL Case Manager $1,933 40 ☀️ 9/1 1 Gulf Coast beaches Statesboro, GA NICU $1,945 36 🌙 9/1 1 Small-town Georgia Richmond, VA Peds $1,805 36 🌙 9/8 1 Historic capital city Fort Smith, AR NICU $1,878 36 🌙 9/1 1 Low cost of living Boston, MA Peds $1,796 36 🌙 9/8 2 Major medical hub Akron, OH NICU $1,178 36 🌙 9/5 1 Midwest affordability      Contact Kristin