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A Travel Nurse’s Guide to California [eBook]

A Travel Nurse's Guide to California [eBook]
September 14, 2017
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1 min read

It’s no secret that California is the ultimate destination for travel nurses. The wages are some of the highest in the nation, the nurse-to-patient ratios are a dream, and state laws provide extra protections for nurses, too. If you still need convincing to go to the Golden State, this travel guide introduces you to five awesome cities you could call home — at least for 13 weeks. But if you end up extending some of your contracts because you love it so much, don’t say we didn’t warn you!

This eBook fills you in on:

  • Recent travel nursing salaries in California
  • Best places to relax, dine out, and have fun
  • Little-known outdoor spots where you can get your nature on

All of this will help you decide which city to head to next.

Ready to do some California dreaming? Get our travel nurse’s guide to California now.


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