Travel RNs Love Access Nurses!
From locations to pay to benefits, it’s no wonder why travel nurses love working with Access Nurses
Access Nurses is dedicated to making our traveling nurses happy when they hit the road. Working as a travel nurse comes with plenty of responsibilities—from completing all the paperwork to acclimating to a new community to orienting at a new hospital—and Access Nurses is there to guide nurses every step of the way. We make it our goal to ensure every travel assignment is fantastic.
Here is what our nurses are saying about Access Nurses:
“I cannot express how happy I am that I chose to work for Access and that Access chose me! It’s the little things that make all the difference. The operators are always cheerful, my recruiter calls me every Friday and my travel liaison always goes above and beyond. I don’t think I’ve ever had a better employer, whether I was a nurse or not. I plan to stay with you for as long as I possibly can. Whenever anybody asks me what company I work for I can’t stop saying enough good things about you all.”
~Anna R., RN“It is really great that I have all of this support. I’m so excited about my travel career…I can’t wait to get started. I applied with several other travel agencies at the same time, but Access Nurses felt right.”
~Vinetta Y., RN
“I absolutely love my housing! I can’t say enough nice things about it. I’m very excited about the fireplace…I made my first fire this weekend.”
~Sheila R., RN
“I really like my job. I have been very happy with Access Nurses and the assignment. I tell everyone how wonderful you all have been. Thank you!”
~Ruth W., RN
“I am on my first assignment with Access Nurses and everyone on my team has been fantastic. I feel that most of my success is directly related to their care and support. I have had experiences with other travel agencies that were only out there to get the money from the contract, and left the nurse hanging. This is why it has been so valuable to me to work for Access Nurses, people who understand what is important to a new traveler, and care for the traveler, not just about how much the traveler is bringing in.”
~Shannon S., RN
“Thank you Access Nurses for how awesome you treat your travelers. I’ve felt like you bend over backwards to make me comfortable, and I really wanted to let you know how much I appreciate all you do for me. I always recommend you to all my travel buddies and will continue to do so.”
~Irasema C., RN
“I am so happy with my apartment! It’s super close to the hospital, it’s huge and beautiful and the furniture is gorgeous. This is probably one of the nicest living arrangements I’ve had as a traveler, and I’ve been a travel nurse for more than two years.”
~Ann Marie M., RN
“I am so glad that I chose Access. Everyone has been so very helpful. I will be with you all for a long time.”
Tamonika P., RN
Learn about how you can begin a travel, per diem and earning power travel nurse job with Access Nurses by calling 866-687-7390 (travel and earning power) or 888-346-8773 (per diem) and talking to one of our dedicated and friendly recruiters TODAY!
Featured Travel Nurse Destination:
Denver, Colorado
Denver is Colorado’s capital and most populous city, housing more than half of the state’s population. The city is nicknamed “The Mile-High City” because its official elevation is exactly one mile. Though it’s a big city, full of museums, art galleries and restaurants, Denver is also a superb destination for snow lovers because it’s just a short trip from some of the best ski resorts in the country. Be sure to check out INVESCO Field at Mile High where the two-time Super Bowl champions, the Broncos, play every season.
Weather: Summer: High: 78, Low: 46
Winter: High: 54, Low: 22
Population: 588,349
Nearby Cities: Arvada, Lakewood, Aurora
Hot Travel Nurse Jobs in the U.S.
Contact your recruiter or call Access Nurses at 1-866-687-7390 to inquire about the following jobs!
Denver, Colorado
OR
Positions: One
Shift: 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Start Date: December 15
Tuba City, Arizona
CVICU
Positions: One
Shift: Flexible
Start Date: ASAP
Shiprock, New Mexico
PACU
Positions: Two
Shift: Rotating
Start Date: ASAP
Lebanon, Pennsylvania
Tele
Positions: One
Shift: Days and evenings
Start Date: ASAP
Hamilton, Montana
L&D, NICU, OB and Post Partum
Positions: One
Shift: Nights
Start Date: ASAP
Tulsa, Oklahoma
PICU
Positions: Two
Shift: Nights
Start Date: January 19
Park Ridge, Illinois
SICU
Positions: One
Shift: 12-hour nights
Start Date: December 15
Battlecreek, Michigan
OR
Positions: Two
Shift: 12-hour days and nights
Start Date: December 1
Cody, Wyoming
OR
Positions: Two
Shift: 8 or 10-hour days
Start Date: December 15
Rancho Mirage, California
ER, Tele and ICU
Positions: One
Shift: Nights
Start Date: ASAP or January 12
Santa Maria, California
L&D
Positions: One
Shift: Days
Start Date: ASAP
Glendale, California
ICU
Positions: One
Shift: Days
Start Date: December 8
San Jose, California
Trauma ICU
Positions: 10
Shift: 7 p.m. to 7 a.m.
Start Date: January 5
Oakland, California
Post Partum/Antepartum
Positions: Eight
Shift: 12-hour days or nights
Start Date: December 15
Anchorage, Alaska
Dialysis
Positions: One
Shift: 7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Start Date: December 8
Largo, Florida
ICU
Positions: Two
Shift: 7 p.m. to 7 a.m.
Start Date: January 5
Lebanon, New Hampshire
ICU
Positions: Three
Shift: 12-hour day and night rotating
Start Date: January 5
Featured Nurse Forum Topic
Advice for a New Traveler
I’m getting my plans together to take my OR experience on the road. I want to go to San Diego in January. Any advice? I’ve been reading about the advice from others, but if you’ve NEVER done it before, what do you ask for?
Travel Quote of the Week
“As we express our gratitude, we must never forget that the highest appreciation is not to utter words, but to live by them.” ~ John F. Kennedy
