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Table of Contents
- Find Current Travel Nursing Jobs in Oklahoma
- Browse Some Active Jobs in Oklahoma
- Oklahoma Licensure Information and Requirements
- Oklahoma CEU Requirements
- What Is the Average Travel Nursing Salary in Oklahoma?
- How To Become a Travel Nurse in Oklahoma With Trusted Nurse Staffing in Three Simple Steps
- Why Should You Consider Becoming a Travel Nurse in Oklahoma?
- What Are The High-Demand Travel Nursing Specialities in Oklahoma Right Now?
- FAQs About Oklahoma Travel Nursing
Find Current Travel Nurse Jobs in Oklahoma
Browse Some Active Travel Nurse Jobs in Oklahoma
Oklahoma Licensure Information and Requirements
For updated information on licensure requirements and fees, please visit the Oklahoma State Board of Nursing website or call (405) 962-1800.
Licensure Requirements
RNs and LPNs with an NLC multistate license can practice nursing in other NLC states without needing to acquire additional licenses.
Nurses who do not possess a multistate license must apply for Licensure by Endorsement as follows:
- Submit the application and pay the associated fees.
- Provide valid verification of citizenship
- Provide proof of graduation from a state Board-approved program of registered or practical nursing.
- Have completed licensure by examination
- Provide verification of licensure from the original state of licensure. Nurses can also verify their licenses through Nursys® if applicable.
- Submit a fingerprint-based criminal background check
To request a temporary license which is valid for 90 days, submit the application online for endorsement with a request for a temporary license. Also make sure to add the additional $10.00 to your application.
Licensure Fees
The licensure fees are as follows:
- Licensure by endorsement – $85.00
- Temporary license – $10.00
- Background Check – $53.00
Nurse Licensure Compact Status
Oklahoma enacted the NLC for RNs and LPNs as of July 20, 2017. Upon implementation, the Oklahoma Board of Nursing started issuing multistate licenses to nurses who applied, declared Oklahoma as their home state, and met the uniform licensure requirements.
RNs and LPNs with an NLC multistate license can practice nursing in other NLC states without needing to acquire additional licenses.
Is Oklahoma a Walk-Through State?
Oklahoma is not a walk-through state
Oklahoma CEU Requirements
For license renewal, RNs and LPNs must complete one or more of the following requirements within the two years prior to license expiration:
- Employment that requires an RN/LPN license with verification of a minimum of 520 work hours; or
- Completion of a minimum of 24 contact hours of CEU applicable to nursing practice; or
- Current certification in a nursing specialty area; or
- Completion of a Board-approved refresher course; or
- Completion of a minimum of six academic semester credit hours of nursing coursework that meets or exceeds the current level of licensure.
What Is the Average Travel Nursing Salary in Oklahoma?
If you’re looking for an excellent travel nurse salary, Oklahoma may have what you’re looking for.
While salaries vary based on which city and specialty you work in, Oklahoma travel nurses typically earn in the range of $1,121 to $1637 per week.
On top of a high-paying travel nurse salary, travel nurses receive benefits like housing stipends, medical insurance, 401K, travel and meal allowances, bonuses, and more.
Cities in Oklahoma With the Highest Travel Nursing Salaries
Tulsa
The average travel nurse salary in Tulsa, OK, is $1,359 per week.
Broken Arrow
The average travel nurse salary in Broken Arrow, OK, is $1,355 per week.
Bartlesville
The average travel nurse salary in Bartlesville, OK, is $1,347 per week.
Muskogee
The average travel nurse salary in Muskogee, OK, is $1,347 per week.
Oklahoma City
The average travel nurse salary in Oklahoma City, OK, is $1,294 per week.
Thousands of Nurses Love Partnering with Trusted Nurse Staffing
How To Become a Travel Nurse in Oklahoma With Trusted Nurse Staffing in 3 Simple Steps
Visit our website, create a free profile, and take a look at all of our current Oklahoma travel nurse jobs. Can’t find any assignments that appeal to you? Don’t worry. We’ll send you notifications every time travel nursing jobs in Oklahoma that match your qualifications pop up.
Speak with a Trusted Nurse Staffing recruiter about the travel nursing jobs in Oklahoma that match your qualifications and desires. They can answer all of your questions and are happy to guide you through the process of securing your next travel nurse assignment.
Sign your travel nursing Oklahoma contract and pack your suitcases. If you end up really enjoying your time and position in Oklahoma then our recruiters can help you extend. Ready to move on at the end of your contract? Trust Nurse Staffing is ready to line up your next adventure.
Why Should You Consider Becoming a Travel Nurse in Oklahoma?
When the U.S. government opened nearly 2 million acres of settlement land in 1889 many people flocked to central Oklahoma, but those that had settled before this time were dubbed “Sooners” — hence why Oklahoma is known as The Sooner State.
Centered around the geographical and cultural crossroads of the United States, Oklahoma offers landscapes ranging from golden prairies, rolling grass hills, and many lakes and rivers. But the true charm of this great state can be found in the small towns, many of which are steeped in history and tradition.
Located in the Wichita Mountains, Medicine Park was originally intended as a resort community, and tourists are still drawn to the cobblestone streets and gardens of this little gem, and we can agree that it’s worth a visit. You can also visit the quaint town of Ada located in Pontotoc County. Known for theater and shopping excursions, Ada is a perfect place to live or take a weekend getaway.
If it’s nature you seek, then Oklahoma is a veritable playground for the outdoor adventurist. Beavers Bend State Park is where you can explore rivers of cascading waters that can be explored by canoe or even in tubes. Or visit the Grand Lake Area where 1300 miles of shoreline offer an opportunity to engage in watersports or simply slow down and enjoy the views. There’s nothing like stargazing in the Black Mesa Area where you’ll find Oklahoma’s highest peak that overlooks the tri-state area.
Looking for something a little off the beaten path? Oklahoma is home to some weird and wonderful attractions, as well.
Check out these hidden gems:
- Gandini’s Circus is an abandoned circus tucked in the woods of suburban Oklahoma City.
- The Oklahoma City Underground is a colorful passageway hidden beneath the city
- 30 tons of bronze makeup The Praying Hands of Tulsa.
- The Wichita Mountains are where the buffalo roam free thanks to a breeding program that saved the species from extinction.
- Rumored to be haunted, the Parallel Forest boasts 16 acres of red cedars planted by the government.
- If you’re in need of a cure, check out the naturally formed Healing Stone of Skiatook.
If it’s a thrilling adventure you seek, then you may want to treat yourself to a season’s pass at one of the two Six Flags theme parks located in Oklahoma. Or perhaps you prefer a more holistic approach to your adrenaline fix, in which case you’ll want to check out the many amazing opportunities to rock-climb, spelunk, and sky-dive throughout the beautiful state of Oklahoma.
Whatever your speed, there’s no shortage of things to do in Oklahoma. And what’s even better is that Oklahoma is a great spot for travel nursing. With medical facilities all over the state offering a variety of positions, you’re sure to find something that suits you in The Sooner State.
What Are The High-Demand Travel Nursing Specialities in Oklahoma Right Now?
Labor and Delivery
Operating Room
Neonatal Intensive Care Unit
Post-Anesthesia Care Unit
Intensive Care Unit
Emergency Room
Pediatrics
Step-Down Unit
FAQs About Oklahoma Travel Nursing
What Are Your Active Travel Nursing Jobs in Tulsa?
Looking for travel nursing jobs in Tulsa? Check out our available assignments when you visit our website and create a free profile. If you don’t see any assignments that interest you, don’t worry. Each time a new opening becomes available in Tulsa we’ll let you know.
What Are Your Active Travel Nursing Jobs in Oklahoma City?
Thinking about Oklahoma City travel nursing jobs? Check our active travel nurse assignments when you create a free profile on our website. If there aren’t any assignments available for this location then we can notify you as positions pop up.
What Are Your Active Travel Nursing Jobs in Norman?
If you’d like to view active travel nursing jobs in Norman, simply create a profile on our website. If you don’t see any travel nursing jobs that fit your preference, don’t worry about it. We can send you notifications when travel nursing jobs in Norman become available that match the qualifications on your resume.
How Do I Find Housing While Travel Nursing in Oklahoma?
Travel nurses in Oklahoma can choose one of these two housing options:
- Your travel nurse agency will supply you with a furnished place near your assignment.
- You can hunt for your own home, whether through local ads, housing agencies, or even Airbnb.
If you prefer to find your own housing, you aren’t entirely alone in the process. At Trusted Nurse Staffing your recruiter can provide invaluable information. They’ll have insight into housing already used by previous travel nurses, or they can even connect you with other travel nurses who may be in search of a roommate.
How Long Are Oklahoma Travel Nursing Assignments?
The length of time for assignments in Oklahoma will vary based on:
- The variety of contract lengths your chosen travel nursing agency has negotiated. Some will be limited to 13-week assignments only.
- The type of travel nursing position you choose. For example, a crisis travel nurse assignment is likely to be much shorter than a standard ward assignment.
At Trusted Nurse Staffing, we’re happy to offer our nurses flexible contracts of 6, 8, and 13-week-long assignments. If you end up loving everything about your Oklahoma travel nurse position, your Trusted Nurse Staffing recruiter will negotiate an extension on your behalf.
What Benefits Do I Receive As a Travel Nurse in Oklahoma?
Searching for perfect travel nursing agencies in Oklahoma may seem like a daunting task, but you won’t want to skip this part. You should know everything each agency has to offer before you commit to an assignment.
For example, at Trusted Nurse Staffing we provide benefits, such as:
- Highest pay rates in the industry
- 401(k) plans
- Flexible contracts between 6, 8, and 13-weeks long, plus more
- 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
Why Should I Apply To Travel Nurse Jobs in Oklahoma With Trusted Nurse Staffing?
At Trusted Nurse Staffing, we not only offer the highest pay in the industry, but also a long list of benefits that include sign-on and completion bonuses, customized benefits, education reimbursements, a referral program, and much more.
But there’s more to it than compensation. Travel nurses often venture on new assignments alone and we think it’s important that they feel supported throughout the entire process.
And that’s why Trusted Nurse Staffing has recruiters available 24/7. We are ready and waiting for your call — before, during, and after each and every assignment.
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