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Travel nurse agencies

Well-known agencies and job sites travel nurses use. Most nurses work with two or three at once so they can compare pay for the same kind of job.

Short-notice contracts with higher pay and fast starts.

Rapid response

Rapid-response travel nursing; assignments can start in 10 days or less.

Nursing, including hard-to-fill specialties

Rapid response

Strike and crisis staffing for hospitals, usually short, high-paying contracts.

Nursing Dose isn't paid by these companies and doesn't rank them. Details come from each company's own website, last checked October 2026.

Ask every recruiter

1What's the full weekly pay, split into taxable hourly pay and tax-free stipends?
2Are my hours guaranteed? What happens if the hospital cancels a shift?
3When does health insurance start, and what does it cost me?
4Will you pay for my license, certifications, travel and the drug screen?
5What's the cancellation policy for me and for the hospital?
6Is housing provided, or do I get a stipend and find my own?
7What are the shift, unit and floating rules, in writing?
8Can I extend if I like it, and is there an end-of-contract bonus?

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