Travel nursing is an exciting career for registered nurses who love traveling and job flexibility. Before you sign your contract, there are several things you need to consider like the location, assignment duration, hourly rate, guaranteed hours, and of course housing. Finding good housing for travel nurses can be a hassle.

I have been in that situation so I understand it is not an easy thing to get a cozy home to unwind after a long day at work. When I first applied for a nurse position, my husband and I decided not to sign any contract until we were sure about housing. I carried my husband along (he loves adventure traveling). And from our experience, housing can make your assignment great or break it.

So, how do travel nurses find housing? What housing options are there for them? well, whether you are traveling for the first time or have done it for some time, finding comfortable housing is important. I will take you through some helpful tips that can help you find good housing without hassles. Let’s get started!

Housing Options for Travel Nurses

Since travel nurses require short-term accommodation, you don’t have to stress yourself getting home-like housing for your assignment. However, this doesn’t mean you should settle for some sub-standard housing because you are there short-term.

You need a comfortable pre-furnished home near your job with essential amenities like water, electricity, internet, temperature control, and cellular coverage among others. There are several housing options available for travel nurses. Your travel nurse agency can provide you with housing or they can organize how you can get a house. Below are the housing options available:

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