LTC Travel Nurse Jobs - High-Pay Long-Term Care Assignments Nationwide

Yes. You typically need an active nursing license in the state where the facility is located. Requirements vary by state, so check the official state board of nursing website for the most accurate steps and timelines.

Pay schedules depend on the employer or staffing agency running the contract. Many travel contracts pay weekly, but always confirm the exact pay schedule before accepting an assignment.

Housing options vary by contract. Some assignments include a housing stipend, some offer agency-arranged housing, and others are pay-only. Review each job listing for details.

LTC travel roles are commonly found in skilled nursing facilities (SNFs), rehabilitation centers, long-term care facilities, and assisted living communities, depending on the position and the state.

Pay can vary based on state, facility needs, shift type, urgency, and experience requirements. Some roles offer higher pay for specialized experience or hard-to-fill shifts.

Support depends on the staffing agency or employer managing the contract. If you work through an agency, ask about your point of contact and what support is provided during the assignment.