Access Nuses Weekly Travel Nursing Near Americas Top Beaches
Volume 16 Number 4 - July 11th
Top 10 Travel Nurse Beach Destinations
It’s not too late to get your sun fun-filled travel nursing assignment at one of the nation’s best beaches. Don’t miss out on that summer sun-kissed glow and striking ocean sunsets. Access Nurses has top travel nurse jobs that are perfect for any nurse craving a beach getaway. Check out our top beach picks for the summer and then call your recruiter to book your next travel nurse assignment near one of these picturesque spots.
10. Malibu, California
With the Santa Monica Mountains and millionaire mansions framing its shoreline, Malibu Beach is all about class and style. The beach is as familiar with filming crews as it is with sand and waves. It’s been the backdrop for countless location shoots. Fill your days with sunbathing and walks down the pristine sandy coastline and you’ll know you’ve found heaven on Earth. Learn about travel nursing in California.
The quaint beaches of Hatteras Island in the Outer Banks of North Carolina are actually a National Park. The 72-mile-long coast includes white sands, swaying beach grasses and historic lighthouses. Your mind will feel at rest with the serene ocean views and the sound of waves breaking on the shore. Learn about travel nursing in North Carolina.
8. Cannon Beach, Oregon
Cannon Beach is a post-card pretty beach located just 80 miles west of Portland. The charming, seaside haven is great for beachgoers desiring scenic sunsets, miles of smooth sand and fun outdoor activities. Popular pastimes include riding three-wheelers, whale-watching and admiring Haystack Rock, a 235-foot-tall protected National Wildlife Refuge. Learn about travel nursing in Oregon.
7. Clearwater, Florida
Secluded, mellow and relaxing—Clearwater Beach is just the ticket for shedding all of your worries and stress. Bordered on both sides by the Gulf of Mexico and Tampa Bay, Clearwater beachgoers enjoy unlimited views and water activities—like fishing, parasailing and dolphin watching. Learn about travel nursing in Florida.
6. Moshup Beach, Massachusetts
Snuggled beneath the Gay Head Cliffs of Martha’s Vineyard, Moshup Beach is a secluded New England paradise. The contrast of the smooth, white sands that run along the rugged brown and red cliffs is a sight to behold. Avoid the crowds at the tourist beaches and choose the peace and quiet of Moshup Beach. Learn about travel nursing in Massachusetts.
5. Palm Beach, Florida
Palm Beach is by far the most luxurious of all Florida’s shoreline. And it’s not hard to see why. With a prime spot nestled along the Gulf Coast, Palm Beach waters are warm and clear. All the other beaches are envious of the 14-mile long tropical getaway. Learn about travel nursing in Florida.
4. Hanalei Bay in Kauai, Hawaii
If you’re travel nursing in Hawaii, make a trip out to Hanalei Bay. You will think you’re looking at melted sapphires when you gaze over this crescent-shaped beach in Kauai, Hawaii. This tropical paradise is the beach you’ve seen in your dreams—soft, white sands, lush plant life and iridescent sea. Learn about travel nursing in Hawaii.
3. Santa Barbara, California
Santa Barbara beaches are an organic mixture of rugged sea cliffs, vast shorelines, marvelous sunsets and warm, breezy weather. This laidback beach town hugs the Pacific Ocean and beckons families, lovers and surfers alike to enjoy all it has to offer—including rocky tide pools, private coves and perfect waves. Learn about travel nursing in California.
2. East Hampton, New York
Retreat from the scorching New York City heat and find refuge on the beaches of East Hampton this summer. You’ll feel all your stress melt away when you lay on the vast, pristine beaches that border this charming town. With soft sands, calm waters and warm rays, it’s no wonder East Hampton is the choice summer destination for New Yorkers. Learn about travel nursing in New York.
1. Windansea Beach in La Jolla, California
San Diego’s coast is a hodgepodge of beautiful beaches and it’s blessed with lovely warm weather practically year round. No wonder people flock to its beaches like kids to a candy store. And Windansea sits at the top of the list of the county’s best beaches. With a rocky shoreline, crashing blue waves and secluded atmosphere, it’s a must-see gem. Even the locals try to keep it a secret. Learn about travel nursing in California.
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Chicago, Illinois
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Featured Forum Topic
I am about to begin my pre-reqs for the nursing program I want to get into, and I am thinking about my specialty. I always wanted to do neonatal nursing, but feared it would be very depressing and would be high stress because you are responsible for all the babies in the nursery. Any suggestions?
