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Travel Nursing Jobs and Contracts

Travel nursing with UHC Staffing means a blended hourly rate you can see before you apply, housing and meal stipends for eligible clinicians, and one recruiter for your whole assignment.

Why clinicians choose UHC Staffing for travel nursing

  • Contracts of 13–26 weeks with guaranteed hours
  • Tax-free housing and meal stipends for eligible clinicians
  • Licensure support, including compact states and California BRN endorsement
  • Weekly or bi-weekly pay from your first payday

How it works

  1. Apply in two minutes with Quick Apply or the talent network form.
  2. A recruiter in your specialty calls within one business day.
  3. We credential you once, to Joint Commission standards, and reuse it for every assignment.
  4. Start with weekly or bi-weekly pay and an after-hours line for the whole contract.

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Travel nursing guide

Understand the full travel nursing package before you apply.

A travel assignment is more than an hourly number. Compare the contract length, taxable pay, eligible stipends, schedule, licensing requirements and support included in the offer.

Pay and stipends

Every posting shows the candidate hourly rate. Eligible travel clinicians may also receive housing and meal stipend guidance based on the assignment and tax-home rules. Ask for the taxable and non-taxable breakdown before accepting.

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Contract and housing

Many assignments run 13–26 weeks with guaranteed hours. Your recruiter can explain housing choices, start dates, extensions and what happens if the facility changes its need.

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License and requirements

Bring an active license, current specialty certifications, recent experience and the documents needed for credentialing. Compact-license holders may have more assignment options, while non-compact destinations may require endorsement.

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Travel nursing questions

How long are travel nursing contracts?

Many UHC Staffing contracts run 13–26 weeks, with guaranteed hours when stated in the offer. Extensions depend on the facility, your performance and your agreement with the recruiter.

Do travel nurses receive housing support?

Eligible clinicians may receive housing and meal stipend guidance. Your recruiter explains the package, tax-home requirements and available housing choices before you commit.

Where can I learn about compact nursing licenses?

Read the compact nursing license guide and speak with the credentialing team about the destination state's current requirements.

Can I review or negotiate contract terms?

Yes. Ask for a written breakdown of pay, hours, stipends, overtime, start date and cancellation terms. The travel nurse contract guide explains what to review.

Ready when you are.

Clinicians: apply in two minutes. Facilities: tell us what you need and hear back within one business day.