ER travel nurse jobs move fast, and the best ones don’t last long. I’ve pulled together my current “hot” ER contracts - the ones that stand out for pay, location, or great traveler experiences - so you can see the top picks without the search hassle.

Welcome to my always-updated list of “hot” ICU travel nurse jobs. I consider a job “hot” if it offers one (or more) of my top must-haves: great pay, solid location, strong traveler feedback, or a fast interview/offer process. I personally curate this list so you can skip the scrolling and get straight to the contracts worth looking at.

Labor & Delivery jobs can be competitive, but these “hot” contracts stand out from the rest. I’ve handpicked them for pay, schedule, and traveler feedback, so you can focus on the good stuff without the digging.

Med-surg travelers often have a ton of job postings to sort through — but not all of them are worth your time. This list is my curated pick of “hot” Med-surg jobs that stand out for pay, location, traveler feedback, or fast interviews.

NICU contracts, especially at higher levels, can disappear quickly. These are the “hot” NICU jobs I’m tracking right now, chosen for pay, location, and traveler experiences.

From big-city surgical centers to small-town ORs, these are the operating room travel nurse jobs I’ve flagged as “hot.” They earn that title by offering great pay, traveler-friendly facilities, or quick interview processes, sometimes all three.

This is my current list of “hot” PCU travel nurse jobs, chosen because they check the boxes I know matter most: strong pay, great facilities, or a quick interview process. I update this regularly so you can see at a glance what’s worth applying to right now.

Health insurance can be one of the trickiest parts of travel healthcare. You have options, and each comes with its own pros, cons, and quirks. In this post, I’m breaking down three common ways travel nurses and allied healthcare professionals handle health insurance on the road: agency-provided plans, private insurance groups, and health-sharing programs.

Fall is the hottest season for travel nurse jobs! Explore top-paying ICU, Med/Tele, ER, and other specialty contracts released early for fall and winter. Plan ahead and land the best assignments before the seasonal rush.