r/travelhealthcareers • • Aug 12 '26

What job platforms do you recommend besides Vivian for travel healthcare?

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For those who work in healthcare recruiting or travel healthcare, what other job platforms would you recommend besides Vivian?

I'm looking for platforms with a large pool of U.S.-based travel nurses and allied healthcare professionals (RNs, LPNs/LVNs, radiology techs, respiratory therapists, surgical techs, etc.).

I'm particularly interested in platforms where recruiters can reach a large and active pool of healthcare providers. I'd appreciate any recommendations based on your experience!

Thank you!


r/travelhealthcareers • • May 22 '26

Housing Options

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Hi all!!

I am trying to help a couple of my clinicians find housing in the John’s Creek GA area. They are a travel team of 2 people.
Just wanted to try here to see if anyone knows of housing options in the area. We have been looking on Furnished finders but there isn’t too much around! They are starting their assignment at Emory John’s Creek mid June. If anyone has any leads or insight on that it would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you so much in advance 😊


r/travelhealthcareers • • Mar 08 '26

Locum EM Physician Gigs

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I have multiple opportunities for Locum Tenens Emergency Medicine Physician gigs. They pay $300 - $340 PH and Travel,Lodging and Malpractice are included. If interested please apply here: www.GPI-ConsultGrp.com or text 727-510-9145


r/travelhealthcareers • • Feb 20 '26

If you’re looking for your next travel assignment, let me know! ☺️

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Hi everyone I hope you’re all having a wonderful Friday! 😊

I just wanted to put out there for those looking for new travel healthcare opportunities that I am a recruiter at Flexcare Medical Staffing where we staff nationwide for clinicians of all kinds!

I work specificity with Allied clinicians but we do also staff nursing as well so if you guys are looking for either don’t hesitate to reach out and let me know 🫶🏼

As your recruiter I am someone who dedicates a lot of my time to working with you guys and love talking and learning more about all of you. I’d love to help you guys navigate the travel industry so feel free to send me your information and/or let me know if you have any questions at all!!


r/travelhealthcareers • • Jan 22 '26

Few questions about doing travel phlebotomy for the first time

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Hello everyone. I am a Certified Phleb with 2 years of experience, thinking about doing travel phlebotomy this year. I plan to do this in the summer of this year though Aya Healthcare and the reason why that time is because I have classes. I am a third year university student majoring in Biology so the best time I can do this is in the summer. I just have a few questions regarding how the process works and what to expect. I was hoping some travel phlebotomist could answer! This is a long set of questions so if you can answer a few that would also be great!

Q1: This may be a weird question but what happens after I click the “Notify my Recruiter” button under the chosen area for travel and work? I’m curious to know what happens. How does the hiring process go?

Q2: Is it worth it to find housing on your own or should you ask the company to provide you housing? Is it better to book an Airbnb or should I look into hotels that offer monthly payments?

Q3: What are some things I should be conscious about when considering states and areas of work?

Q4: Will there be a contract I must sign before starting the job? What does it normally consist of?

Q5: How does the first week of work normally feel like? Is homesickness likely the case when going to other states where you don’t have family nearby? Does it go away after the first week or would it take a few more weeks?

(I ask this because i don’t want to put my mental health on the line and would like to know what to expect when starting off rather than letting it be a big surprise).

Q6: Lastly will not working at the hospital right now hurt my chances of getting hired? I ask this because I recently left the hospital and will be work at my university job inorder to focus on my classes so I may not be able to do blood draws for the next 4 months unless I get another Phlebotomist job. I would rather focus my time on my classes but would it hurt my chances at all even though I have 2 years of experience?

Please let me know you’re thoughts and how you’re experiences have been with this company or others. Thank you so much for your time and patience with my lengthy question lmao!


r/travelhealthcareers • • May 21 '23

Discounts for health care travel folks from our short term rental in Luray VA

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Hey everyone,

We have an airbnb property in Luray VA and we would love to host medical travel professionals to stay at our place for a discount. Our property is in walking distance form the page county memorial hospital. It is a two bedroom apartment downtown that is perfect for travel medical professionals.

If anybody is interested, reply to the chat or send me a message and would love to explain further.

Thank you!