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Start your next adventure as a travel nurse
Travel nursing is a great opportunity to leverage your skills where they’re most needed while giving you the freedom and flexibility to enjoy longer periods of time off between placements to travel, pursue a hobby, or simply work your way through your to-do list. Help fill staffing shortages in various medical institutions in Alberta, and experience our competitive pay and perks of working with CNS Medical.
We have a straightforward vetting process so that we can quickly onboard you and place you in the role that best suits your experience and career goals.
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Submit your resume through the apply now submission form
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We'll review your application and let you know if you have made it to the next stage of vetting
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Remote interview with an RN or LPN from our recruitment team to discuss your experience, certifications, and placement criteria.
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If it’s the right fit, we’ll send you a welcome package
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You will receive a contract and request professional references
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Once we understand your placement criteria you'll go into our medical staff database and we'll match you with the first available role you are qualified for. It's important to note that the more criteria you have the longer it can take to place you.
Travel medical positions we hire for.
Nurse Manager
Registered Nurse
Licensed Practical Nurse
Certified Health Care Aides
Mental Health Therapists
Respiratory Therapist
Travel nurse perks
Competitive wage
Travel nurses get paid anywhere between $80 - $120 per hour depending on the role, your experience, and the location.
Per diem allowance
You will be provided with a per diem allowance. The amount varies by location.
Transportation covered
Once you accept a placement, your flight will be booked for you. If you choose to drive, we can discuss a travel rate before your start date.
Accommodations provided
We arrange your accommodations for you and will share that information with you before you start
Take time off between placements
After your first placement is over you can take some time to yourself before starting your next placement (pending availability).
Work in communities that need you most
Help health care facilities across Canada provide quality health care to their patients.
Travel Nurse FAQ
Discover the most common questions about becoming a Travel Nurse. Check out our Travel Nurse FAQ.
