Your Guide to a Flexible, Rewarding Travel Healthcare Career

Experience

The amount of experience needed can vary by facility and specialty, so check with a S1NGLEPOINT recruiter for information about your specific circumstances and to get the scoop on any specific assignment.

Depending on the specialty, having some staff experience can help. If you recently started your first staff position, use the time to learn all that you can. The more skills, knowledge, and confidence you acquire during that time and the more flexibility you demonstrate, the more opportunity you will have as a new traveler.

Licensure

As a travel nurse, therapist, or allied clinician, your expertise is always in demand—but the best opportunities go to those who stay sharp. Each new assignment is a chance to grow, gain confidence, and expand your skill set. Specialized skills can open doors to even more travel options.

Nurse Compact States

NCSBN

PT Compact States

Shift Availability

More options mean more control over your career. Flexibility in your first few assignments—including being open to different shifts—can help you gain experience and secure your ideal schedule down the road. If you currently work days, consider getting comfortable with nights to unlock more opportunities.