Travel Nursing:
Maryland

Finding a travel nursing position in Baltimore is easy with Trusted Nurse Staffing. All you have to do is create a free profile on our website, and you’ll have access to current job listings in the area.

Are you looking for open travel nursing assignments in Silver Springs, Maryland? Register on Trusted Nurse Staffing’s website to view open positions throughout the city.

To view active travel nursing positions in Columbia, Maryland, head over to our website, create a profile, and you’ll have access to all the open positions in Maryland.

Are none of the positions catching your eye? We’ll update you any time new travel nurse positions in Maryland become available.

Maryland was the first state to join the nation’s Nurse Licensure Compact (NLC). What does this mean for travel nurses? It means that if you have a valid nursing license from another state in the NLC, you don’t need to acquire a Maryland nursing license to legally work as a travel nurse in Maryland.

If you do not hold a license from a participating NCL state, you’ll be required to apply for a Maryland licensure by endorsement. To do this, you must take the following steps with the Maryland Board of Nursing:

1. Fingerprints
2. Provide your original state of Nurse License verification
3. Complete an online RN/LPN endorsement application

If you are applying for endorsement and are considered a foreign-educated nurse (if you completed your nursing education in another country), Maryland requires you to pass an oral English test.

Finding a place to live as a travel nurse in Maryland can feel overwhelming, but you do have choices. Your options include:

1. Finding your own housing and receiving a housing allowance.
2. Letting your agency do the hard part — choose agency-based housing — by setting everything up for you.

Unsure of which option is best for you? Talk with your recruiter. Most times, they’ll have insights into the areas you are moving to and can help you decide which route to take.

They’ll even connect you with other travel nurses in the area looking for someone to split the cost of the rent.

Increasing COVID-19 cases has had a massive impact on the need for healthcare workers, including travel nurses, in Maryland. Because of the shortages and high demands, many travel nurses see increased wages and additional incentives.

The need for nurses in hospitals all across the state is overwhelming. Talk with your recruiter about the options available to you for travel nursing in Maryland.

Maryland travel nursing assignment lengths vary depending on:

1. The type of assignment you accept. Crisis nursing contracts vary in length and are typically shorter than your average travel nursing assignment.
2. The travel nursing agency you choose to work with and the type of contracts they have.

Trusted Nurse Staffing offers flexible contracts for travel nursing jobs in Maryland. Our travel nurses have a selection of contract lengths to choose from, ranging from 8, 13, 16, even 52-week assignments.

If you decide you love Maryland and want to stay longer, our staff will even work with you on extending your contract.

The average salary for travel nurse jobs in Maryland is $92,651 per year.

Several factors impact the amount of money you will make as a travel nurse in Maryland, like your specialty and which city you choose to work in. Other things to factor into your income include:

• Housing stipends
• Travel allowances
• Bonuses
• Etc.

Depending on the location you choose to work in and your specialties, travel nurse salaries in Maryland reach upwards of $100,000 annually.

The cities in Maryland that offer the highest wages for travel nurses include:

1. Clinton
2. Randallstown
3. Silver Springs
4. Salisbury
5. Baltimore

Some areas of Maryland may have significantly lower wages. Still, before choosing where to take a travel nurse assignment, it’s important to consider factors that may affect your pay, like the cost of living, benefits packages, etc.

Benefits vary based on which travel nursing agency in Maryland you partner with.

Trusted Nurse Staffing, for instance, offers:

• Highest pay rates in the industry
• 401(k) plans
• Flexible contracts between 8, 13, 26, and 52 weeks long
• Full-time and part-time work
• 24/7 access and support from your recruiter
• Overtime/double-time availability
• Weekly paychecks, daily pay, and advances offered
• Direct deposit payments
• Housing, meal, and travel allowances
• A customized benefits package
• Blue Cross & Blue Shield insurance
• License, certifications, and CEU reimbursements
• A loyalty program
• Referral bonus plan
• Priority job order bonuses
• Sign-on and completion bonuses

Finding the best travel nursing agency in Maryland might seem complicated, but it isn’t. To make the process easier, and to find the right agency, take the following steps:

• Check out online reviews from nurses who have already had experience as a travel nurse in Maryland.
• Contact recruiters from agencies that interest you. Get a feel for what each agency values and how they treat their staff.
• Don’t be afraid to ask questions. Benefit packages vary from agency to agency, you want to know just what you’re signing up for when you sign your contract.

With Trusted Nurse Staffing, you’re guaranteed our best efforts — from pay to constant support — we’re here for you every step of your travel nursing assignment.

Our team at Trusted Nurse Staffing cares about the future of healthcare, and we know that nurses are a part of that. We’re committed to offering 24/7 support for each of our nurses. No matter when you call, someone will answer.

Trusted Nurse Staffing offers the highest pay in the industry. We provide benefit packages that include bonuses, health insurance, loyalty rewards, education reimbursements, and more. Contact us today to get started on your journey as a travel nurse in Maryland.