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For the most up-to-date information on licensure requirements and fees, visit the Virginia Board of Nursing website or contact them at (804) 367-4515.
Since Virginia is part of the Nurse Licensure Compact, you won’t need to get a state-specific license to work as a travel nurse there if you already have a multistate license in another compact state.
If your primary license is in a non-compact state, you may apply for licensure by endorsement. To complete this process, you must:
Application processing times are currently between 30-45 business days. If your assignment is coming up sooner than that, the Virginia Board of Nursing offers temporary 90-day licenses while your information is pending.
The application fee for licensure by endorsement is $170 for LPNs or $190 for RNs.
Virginia has been part of the Nurse Licensure Compact (NCL) since January 19th, 2018.
Virginia is not a walk-through state.
The continuing education requirements for nurses in Virginia are:
The average weekly travel nurse salary in Virginia is $1,408. This is on par with the average salary across the United States. The cost of living in Virginia is just slightly above the national average, so your money won’t go as far here as in some other areas of the country, but it’s not a huge difference.
Plus, travel nurses receive many benefits like housing stipends, travel and meal allowances, bonuses, and more.
The average travel nursing salary in Arlington, VA, is $1,577 per week.
The average travel nursing salary in Alexandria, VA, is $1,577 per week.
The average travel nursing salary in Annandale, VA, is $1,577 per week.
The average travel nursing salary in Reston, VA, is $1,574 per week.
The average travel nursing salary in Centreville, VA, is $1,572 per week.
Start by going to our website and creating a free profile. This allows you to easily browse the many listings for travel nurse positions in Virginia. Don’t see anything you love? No problem — we’ll let you know as soon as more travel nurse jobs in Virginia become available.
A Trusted Nurse Staffing recruiter will contact you to answer any of your questions about Virginia travel nurse positions. Once you’re ready to apply, our recruiters are here to help you every step of the way.
Once you’ve found your dream travel nurse job in Virginia, just sign your contract and you’re ready to go.
And whether you love Virginia so much that you want to extend your contract or you want to check out a new state, our staff is here to assist you through the process.
On top of being a beautiful place to live, the cities in the Old Dominion state offer great travel nurse positions. Virginia also has an abundance of attractions to offer its visitors.
As you venture outside your city, you might check out well-known historical sites like:
Pay a visit to the Arlington National Cemetery and you’ll see 600 acres overlooking Washington, D.C. Arlington National Cemetery is where some of the most famous people in the country are buried. The most-visited graves are President John F. Kennedy’s and the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.
The Colonial National Historic Park encompasses both Jamestown and Yorktown, where the Revolutionary War ended. Jamestown is the oldest British settlement in North America and was established back in 1607 by Captain John Smith.
If you’re more into the scenic route, you might venture out to:
You’ll marvel at Luray Caverns’ intricate calcite formations within an extensive underground system.
While you’re there, you might visit the Luray Valley Museum, which explores the history of the Shenandoah Valley via a seven-acre 19th-century village filled with both authentic and reproduction buildings and artifacts.
There is no shortage of breathtaking views and incredible historical landmarks and sites in Virginia. You’ll have no problem filling your leisure time discovering all the Old Dominion state has to offer.
To top it all off, it’s a great place for a travel nurse. Check out our listings for travel nurse jobs in Virginia to see if this could be your next travel nursing destination.
Instead of heading to Google to search “travel nurse Virginia Beach,” find your next assignment by creating a free profile on our website. You’ll be able to see a list of available Virginia Beach travel nurse jobs.
If you don’t see any that fit your preference, don’t sweat it — just keep an eye on your notifications. We will contact you when jobs become available that match the qualifications you list when you register.
Thinking of calling Arlington your next hometown? That’s a great choice! This Northern Virginia city is just across the Potomac River from Washington, D.C., and has so much to see and do.
The first step to finding your dream assignment in Arlington is to create a free profile on our website. From there, you’ll be able to see a list of available nursing assignments that match your qualifications. If you don’t come across any that interest you, not to worry — we’ll alert you when any Arlington travel nurse assignments pop up.
Finding a travel nursing position in charming, historic Alexandria is easy with Trusted Nurse Staffing. All you have to do is create yourself a free profile on our website and you’ll have access to current job listings in the area that match your qualifications.
Finding a place to live as a travel nurse in Virginia — or anywhere for that matter — can feel daunting. But luckily, you don’t have to do it completely on your own. You can opt to:
Not sure which is the more stress-free option? Talk with your recruiter. They are likely to have insights into the area you’re visiting and can help you decide which option will be best.
Your TNS recruiter can even connect you with other travel nurses in the area looking for someone to split the cost of rent if you’re looking for a more cost-efficient option.
The length of your travel nursing assignment in Virginia can vary depending on a few factors, including:
At Trusted Nurse Staffing, we offer flexible contract lengths. We have something for everyone, whether you’re looking for a 6-week contract, an 8-week contract, or even a 13-week contract.
If you fall in love with your assignment or know you want to stay settled for a while, TNS also offers assignment contracts at 52-week lengths.
If you sign up for a short stint but find your assignment to be a good fit and it also works for the client, your Trusted Nurse Staffing recruiter can help you extend your contract so you can call Virginia home for a bit longer.
Or if you’re ready for a change in scenery, your recruiter will work with you to find your next dream assignment.
The benefits you are eligible to receive as a travel nurse in Virginia can vary depending on what is offered by the agency you choose.
Doing your research and looking around for a travel nursing agency in Virginia may seem a bit overwhelming, but it’s a decision that will greatly impact your experience.
It’s best to have a firm understanding of what each agency offers before you commit to an assignment.
As a nurse with Trusted Nurse Staffing, you’ll receive many benefits, including:
At TNS, travel nurses are not just a number. You and the work you do are valuable and your compensation should reflect that.
We acknowledge the challenges of working on the road, which is why you’ll enjoy the highest pay rates and the best benefits packages in the industry when you partner with a travel nurse company in Virginia like Trusted Nurse Staffing.
We’re also able to offer 24/7 support because we believe that our nurses deserve the best. If you need us for anything while on the road, we’ll be ready to take your call.
Simply register create a profile on our website and you’ll be contacted by an account manager to review your goals and availability.