Travel Nursing Jobs in
Utah

You could search the internet for “travel nursing jobs in Salt Lake City” or you could find your ideal travel nursing position by registering for a free profile on our website. Here, you’ll be able to see all the available nursing jobs in Utah, including Salt Lake City.

If you don’t see anything you like, we’ll notify you anytime a job that matches your qualifications becomes available.

Are you looking for a change of scenery and have heard nothing but good things about St. George, Utah? To find travel nursing assignments in St. George, all you have to do is create a free profile with Trusted Nurse Staffing. From there, you can see a list of travel nursing jobs in Utah that match your qualifications and specialties.

No open positions calling you? No worries, we’ll send you notifications anytime St. George travel nursing positions become available.

If you’re looking for travel nursing positions in Layton, Trusted Nurse Staffing can make the process a breeze. When you create a free profile on our website, you’ll gain access to all of the current travel nursing assignments in Layton.

Finding the best travel nursing agency in Utah takes some research. We recommend you start your search by:

1. Looking up reviews online. Travel nurses that have worked with the agency before will give you great insights into how the agency treats their nurses and what you can expect while working for the travel nursing agency in Utah.
2. Call the agencies you’re interested in working with. Never be afraid to ask questions. Learn about what the company values, what benefits they offer, and any details you might be curious about.

Trusted Nursing Staffing believes in providing our travel nurses with the best of the best. As travel nurses, you go above and beyond to support your communities, and we want to provide you with similar support.

When you sign on as a travel nurse with Trusted Nurse Staffing, you’ll be able to reach one of our recruiters around the clock with any concerns or questions you have.

Most of the time, travel nurses in Utah have two options when it comes to finding housing:

1. Your agency will take care of everything for you — this means arranging your housing, providing furnishings, and covering the costs. Leaving you with one less thing to worry about as you transition into your new role.
2. Receive a housing stipend and secure your own housing. This is a great option for travel nurses who are familiar with the area, enjoy house hunting, or want a roommate to help cover the costs of rent.

If you choose the latter, know that you won’t be alone. Your Trusted Nurse staffing recruiter will be there to help. Whether by offering insights on locations, making suggestions based on other travel nurse’s experiences, or even connecting you with a roommate. We’re here for you.

The answer’s not so black and white. Utah is part of the Enhanced Nursing Licensure Compact (eNLC), which means if you’re licensed in another compact state, you do not have to obtain a Utah nursing license.

If you hold an active nursing license from a non-compact state, Utah requires you to complete the official verification through NURSYS.com, if your state does not participate in NURSYS, you must request verification from your state board of nursing and have it sent to the state of Utah.

Travel nursing contracts in Utah typically last 13 weeks. With Trusted Nurse Staffing, you can choose an assignment that is 8, 13, 16, or 52 weeks in length.

We’re fond of flexibility and never want our travel nurses feeling stuck or burnt out. If your contract is coming to a close and you are ready to move on, we’ll work with you to find a new place to plant your temporary roots.

If you love your stay, we’ll see how we can extend your contract.

The average travel nurse salary in Utah is $84,661/year and the travel nursing job market is very active throughout the state.

We offer all of our potential staff members the same advice that we’re going to offer you. When choosing a travel nursing job in Utah, be sure to consider other factors like:

• Cost of living
• Specialty
• Overtime opportunities
• Benefits packages
• Etc.

Fortunately, Utah’s cost of living ranks as one of the lowest in the nation. Giving you an opportunity to increase your salary without necessarily worrying about the location you choose.

If you’re on the hunt for travel nursing jobs in Utah but are looking for lower living costs, consider living in one of the following areas:

• Price, Utah
• Ogden, Utah
• Sunset, Utah
• Richfield, Utah
• Brigham City, Utah

While you’re searching for opportunities for travel nursing in Utah, learning what benefits each agency has to offer is an important step in making your decision. Benefits packages vary from agency to agency, so be sure to ask your recruiter about the packages.

Trusted Nurse Staffing, for example, provides the following benefits:

• 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