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Travel Nurse Jobs!
Placing travel nurses in the California Bay Area since 1988.
Why seek your travel nurse job thru First Call?
The Northern California Bay Area is by far one of the most
desirable locations for travelnurse job placement, but the
truth is that large companies do not do as well in placing
travel nurses here as we do. Why? Because they are not in
touch with the opportunities available at the local level.
We have our finger on the pulse of the local business
environment and can offer you the best!
If you are a travel nurse, per diem nurse or foreign RN with
two years experience looking for a job, we can help you!
Click on the "Online Application" tab above and let us find
that top paying travel nurse job or per diem job you have
been looking for!
What is a Travel Nurse?
There are three types of nurse contracting under this general catagory:
1. Per Diem Nurse
2. Travel Nurse
3. Petitioned Nurse
1. Per Diem Nurse
A Per Diem nurse is one who has U.S. residency and contracts within
his/her local community. This offers great flexibility in schedule
and hours worked. Sometimes nurses work Per Diem to supplement their
regular nursing job.
2. Travel Nurse
A travel Nurse is one with U.S. residency who is willing to travel outside
of a 70 mile radius of their primary residence. These contracts are typically
13 weeks or longer and there are certain "perks" for those willing to travel.
3. Petitioned Nurse
A Petitioned Nurse is a foreign nurse who would like to gain U.S. citizenship
and employment. Two years of professional experience are required. The
benefits for this type of travel nurse job can be substantial.
With any of the three methods of travel nurse jobs outlined above, there is
always the potential opportunity for direct hire with the participating hospital.
NOTICE UPDATE July 11, 2005: US Immigration is currently accepting a limited number of applications from India,
China and the Philippines. Since this is on a first come first serve basis,
we will be processing applications with complete documentation until
the allocation runs out. Please contact us for any questions.
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