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Career advice, city guides, pay breakdowns, and licensing tips from real recruiters who place travel clinicians every week.
MN · Jul 26, 2026
Travel Nursing in Minneapolis, MN: Pay, Systems, and Winter Realities
Thinking about a travel nursing contract in Minneapolis? Here's what to know about pay, major health systems, housing, and surviving a real Minnesota winter.
Radiology - Radiologic Technologist · Jul 14, 2026
State Licenses for Travel Imaging Techs: What You Need to Know
Some states require imaging techs to hold a state license before they can work. Learn which ones, how long they take, and why getting licensed early wins contracts.
FL · Jul 14, 2026
Florida RN License by Endorsement: What to Actually Expect
Get a realistic timeline for Florida RN licensure by endorsement, understand the fingerprinting step, and learn why FL stays a top travel market all year.
Travel Healthcare · Jul 9, 2026
Nurse Licensure Compact in 2026: States, Pending Bills, and Why It Matters for Travel Nurses
See which states are in the NLC in 2026, which have pending legislation, and how compact status directly affects how fast you can start a travel contract.
CA · Jul 5, 2026
California RN License: Fingerprinting, Processing Times, and How to Avoid the Wait
California RN licensing can take 12+ weeks if you miss key steps. Here is what travel nurses need to know about Live Scan, out-of-state prints, and realistic timelines.
TX · Jul 5, 2026
Texas RN License: Endorsement, Verification, and Timeline Explained
Learn how Texas RN license endorsement works, what the jurisprudence exam requires, and how long you'll wait compared to compact and California licensing.
NY · Jul 5, 2026
New York RN License: Why It Takes So Long and How to Plan
New York RN licensure is notoriously slow. Here is what causes the delays, what coursework you need, and how to protect your contract start date.
Travel Healthcare · Apr 24, 2026
Compact Nursing License Explained: 41 States, One License, and the Catches Nobody Mentions
A compact RN license lets you work in 41 states without applying for individual licenses. Here is what it covers, what it does NOT, and how to get one.