As an allied health traveler you are in control. You can choose your assignment, be compensated handsomely and avoid the bureaucracy and politics of a permanent position. Assignments generally last 13 weeks and then you can come home or move on to another destination. The choice is yours. Simply fill out an application and your information will be forwarded to our AlliedTravelCareers.com partners who will get right to work for you to find the perfect assignment.
Hawaii Travel Nurse
Picture this...
You have just completed a busy shift in the ICU. You are beat. Normally, you would run some errands, go home, watch some TV then crash. But not this time. Today you are going to plant yourself among lazily swaying palm trees, listen to the surf lapping gently at the shore, be caressed by tropical breezes and kissed by the warming rays of the sun.
Welcome to the laid-back lifestyle of Hawaii travel nursing.
Hawaii is the earthly version of paradise and a favorite destination of travel nurses. The six main islands and the numerous smaller islands and islets offer an endless variety of lush scenery and spectacular attractions. You can enjoy breathtaking vistas from various points along Kauai's Napali Coast or witness an actively erupting volcano in Volcanoes National Park. Experience the solemn resting place of the sailors on the U.S.S. Arizona at Pearl Harbor on Oahu. Learn to surf during the day and participate in a luau in the evening. All of this is possible once you make up your mind to pursue travel nursing in Hawaii.
As recently as 2007 Hawaii's health care services were ranked by an independent foundation as the best of any state in America. This is impressive for a state spread put among multiple islands. But Hawaii faces the same challenges as the rest of the U.S. There is still a shortage of nurses and travel nurse agencies are often called upon to help fill the staffing voids. The only barrier to finding travel nursing jobs is the number of nurses who want to take an assignment in Hawaii and fill these positions.
Travel Nurse Source works with a network of staffing agencies offering travel nurse positions in all 50 states. You can greatly improve your chances of finding that travel nurse job in Hawaii by applying through us. Our recruiter partners will get right to work for you and, hopefully, you will soon be travel nursing in Hawaii.
HAWAII BOARD OF NURSING
PROFESSIONAL AND VOCATIONAL LICENSING DIVISION
PO BOX 3469
HONOLULU HI 96801
Phone: 808-586-2695
Fax: 808-586-2689
Website: http://www.state.hi.us/dcca/pvl/areas_nurse.html
