Travel Nursing Pay and Benefits

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A career in travel nursing already offers exciting travel and professional development opportunities, so how could it get better? Great pay and a comprehensive benefits package, that’s how. That’s where NursesRx comes in. Our compensation is highly competitive, and many NursesRx travel nursing jobs offer sign-on or completion bonuses, overtime and other bonuses. Plus we’ll directly deposit your paycheck into your account for no fee. NursesRx is an employee-centric travel nurse company that understands what RNs need and want from their travel nursing careers. We took the time to listen to travel nurses working for our travel nurse company and responded by creating generous incentive programs and a comprehensive travel nurse salary and benefits package.

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Travel Reimbursement

No matter what mode of transportation you choose to and from your assignment, NursesRx will pay your travel expenses. We’ve recently increased our travel reimbursement so that you can receive even more money per mile!

Guaranteed Pay Program

Our Guaranteed Pay program is now available at thousands of hospitals nationwide.  With Guaranteed Pay, you no longer have to worry about your shift getting cancelled and not getting paid.  Plus, you'll get paid on your next check instead of waiting until your assignment ends. Contact your recruiter today for conditions and start enjoying true  income security!

The Service Connection

Rounding out NursesRx’s travel nursing benefits is The Service Connection, our online benefits and payroll tool. Travel Nursing does mean working remotely, so, for your convenience, The Service Connection provides easy, secure Web access to real-time information on your timecard, direct deposit details and loyalty points, as well as access to forms and other materials from our travel nurse company.

Do you have more questions?

To learn more about benefits and other aspects of our travel nursing company, visit NursesRx’s frequently asked questions page for all the answers.