Travel Registered Nurse LTC Job

Embark on a rewarding journey as a Registered Nurse specializing in Long-Term Care, bringing your compassionate care and clinical excellence to a focused, community‑driven assignment in West Stewartstown, New Hampshire. Starting March 23, 2026, this multi‑week contract invites you to apply your expertise where steadiness, empathy, and precision meet the intimate needs of residents who rely on skilled, dignified care. With guaranteed hours and a competitive weekly pay range of $2,170 to $2,298, you’ll find both financial stability and the professional freedom to deepen your practice while making a meaningful difference in daily life, comfort, and quality of life for seniors.

Nestled in northern New England, West Stewartstown sits amid forested hills and is close to the White Mountains, offering pristine landscapes, quiet seasons, and abundant outdoor recreation. The state’s renowned natural beauty—crisp autumn foliage, tranquil lakes, and mountain vistas—provides a restorative backdrop that complements the demanding, rewarding work you do in long‑term care. For those who appreciate small-town charm and easy access to nature, New Hampshire’s welcoming communities invite you to recharge after meaningful days spent delivering resident‑centered care.

• This assignment is more than a single location; it opens doors to opportunities across the United States.
• Our LTC travel program places you in a variety of care settings—from rural facilities where individualized attention makes a difference to larger centers that emphasize collaborative, interdisciplinary care.
• You’ll gain exposure to different care models, charting systems, and resident populations, building a versatile, transferable skill set that strengthens your clinical portfolio and expands your professional network.
• Each placement typically includes housing assistance and the possibility of stipends, with contract extensions available to align with your career goals and personal plans.
• You’ll enjoy a stable, 40‑hour week on this contract, providing reliable scheduling while you explore diverse communities and facilities.

• In this role, you’ll deliver comprehensive nursing care to residents in LTC environments: conducting assessments, administering medications and treatments per physician orders and facility policies, monitoring vital signs, and responding promptly to changes in condition.
• You’ll manage wound care, assist with activities of daily living, and support nutrition and hydration plans, always prioritizing safety and comfort.
• You’ll develop and update individualized care plans in collaboration with families, physicians, therapists, and social workers, ensuring seamless transitions and timely interventions.