Travel Nursing Jobs in British Columbia (BC)

Why Travel Nursing in BC
Why Choose BC for Your Next Travel Nursing Destination
Your Next Adventure Awaits! BC’s diversity make it an irresistible destination for travel nurses. Let’s explore some of the province’s standout regions:
Just a short ferry ride from the mainland, Vancouver Island is a peaceful oasis with small-town charm and stunning coastal landscapes. Imagine finishing your shift and unwinding by the ocean, exploring lush rainforests, and spending quality time with some of the friendliest people you can meet!
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Wherever your nursing journey takes you in BC, one thing is for sure—you’re in for an unforgettable experience! 🌄💙

Here's Why Travel Nurses Love BC
Grow your career and step into highly-specialized contracts.
Pet and partner friendly accommodations!
Competitive wages, meal allowance, and extended medical benefits.
Unmatched outdoor access: Did you know that BC has over 7,000 mountains across the province? A hiker's paradise and a photographers dream!
Perfect range of contracts - rural and remote nursing, to fast-paced urban city!
Vancouver Coastal Health & Fraser Health Authority – Leading tertiary care centers in Metro Vancouver.
Island Health – Provides opportunities across Victoria, Nanaimo, and smaller coastal communities.
Interior Health & Northern Health – Great for rural and remote nursing assignments, often with premium pay incentives.
Provincial Health Services Authority -
Specializes in provincial healthcare like BC Women's and Children's, and Correctional Nursing!
First Nations Health Authority - Specializes in Indigenous health; plans, funds, and manages the delivery of First Nations Health across BC.
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BC Licensing & Registration Requirements
How to Practice as a Travel Nurse in BC
To work as a travel nurse in British Columbia, you’ll need to be registered with the British Columbia College of Nurses and Midwives (BCCNM). Key steps include:
1) Visit BCCNM to review licensing requirements, and apply for registration.
2) Meet BC’s Nursing Standards – All Travel Nurses must have an active BLS/CPR certificate. Some roles may require additional certifications (e.g., ACLS CTAS, TNCC, NRP, etc).
3) Maintain up-to-date Violence Prevention Training - Select Medical supports the provinces requirement of maintaining up-to-date violence prevention training with the curriculum known as PVPC.
Select Medical Connections is dedicated to helping travel nurses find the best assignments across British Columbia. We provide:
Personalized Job Matching – We find contracts that suit your specialty and lifestyle.
Credentialing & Licensing Assistance – Support with BC licensing requirements.
Competitive Pay & Perks – Earn top wages (including a tax-free per diem), rental cars, and free travel and housing!
Getting Started
How to Land Travel Nursing Jobs in BC with Select Medical Connections
1) Apply Online – Submit your application with Select Medical Connections through our online portal.
2) Chat with a Recruiter – Discuss your experience, preferences, and availability with your dedicated recruiter.
3) Explore Opportunities – Once your recruiter has analyzed your profile, it’s time to consider your options! Find the best contracts in BC, from urban hospitals to remote assignments.
