Travel nurses are reimbursed for necessary state licensure. They also receive reimbursements for travel expenses like gas and airfare. Travel nurse recruiters help you to obtain licensure to make it an easy process for you.
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Most travel nurses earn between $2,000-$3,000 per week, which translates to an annual salary of $104,000-$156,000. However, with the right combination of location, specialty, experience, and agency, earning $200K or more as a travel nurse is possible.
The most common contract length is 13 weeks, but contracts can be as short as two-weeks and as long as 26-weeks. The needs of the facility, and how long they anticipate the need for travel nurses, determines what contract length that they will offer.