Looking for a pay increase?
Want more time off (vacation/family/education)?
Want to explore Canada, with your travel expenses and housing paid?
Eager to enhance your skillset?
Then travel nursing may be the perfect adventure for you!
Currently there is an on-going need for ER RNs across Canada, including popular destinations in beautiful British Columbia. If you’re considering travel nursing, here are our four top reasons why you should spend THIS summer on the West Coast!

Brittany visited Alaska while on contract in BC!
Experience
Travel Nursing = travel! The idea is appealing, but what exactly does the ‘travel’ part of travel nursing entail? The possibilities are limitless.
Many of our RNs send us updates of the fun they’ve had day-to-day while on the road, including gorgeous hikes, kayaking, fishing, surfing, golfing, camping, festivals and beach days, but many choose to use their contract location for other travel adventures. Nurses placed in British Columbia often visit other locations within the province, such as Haida Gwaii, Tofino, or Vancouver Island, or use their days off to visit Alaska or Washington. If you want a summer full of exciting days sprinkled with small get-aways, this is a fantastic way to do it!

Tanya saved so much on living expenses while travel nurses she was able to buy her dream car!
Money
It’s no secret that travel nurses earn higher-than-average wages. In fact, all Travel Nurses working for Select Medical Connections earn a minimum of $45/hour – with house and travel costs covered!
If you’re looking to save up, whether for a big-ticket purchase, extended vacation, or to further your education, travel nursing can help you reach that goal faster.
New Skills
When you work for Select Medical Connections as a Travel Nurse, you gain full access to our team of expert Career Consultants. These professionals can help guide you to enhance your skill set to achieve the career progression you’re after. They know the certifications and prior experience that client facilities are looking for, and can provide the tools for you to add new qualifications to your resume.

Stacy took time off between contracts to travel Vietnam!
Job Flexibility
Working a travel nursing job this summer can provide greater job flexibility in so many ways. Once your summer travel contract is finished you can take advantage of off-season fall travel deals, spend more time with family during winter holidays, or simply take a few months off before heading out on your next adventure!
When you work as a Travel Nurse, you can choose to take time off at any point during the year. Have greater control over your time off and better work-life balance.
Ready to speak with one of our Career Consultants? Fill out our application form and an expert will be in touch!
I need a career consultant to help get me out of my current jam. I am looking for a 5-year plan to get me working in BC/Alberta, the Territories & the North.
Hi Adrian, our Career Consultants would be more than happy to chat with you and learn more about your preferences, so that we can help you find the perfect travel contract. You can reach them toll-free at 1-877-525-3870 or email [email protected]
I’m a mature RN , working in management ( Director Care) in a LTC facility. Any need for travel nurses in this area?
I had worked as a travel nurse in the US , many years ago!
Med/Surg.
Hello,
I am a Canadian RN, wondering if you have positions in USA as well or is it just within Canada?
Hi Becca, currently we operate within Canada only. Our Career Consultants would be more than happy to chat with you and learn more about your preferences, so that we can help you find the perfect travel contract. You can reach them toll-free at 1-877-525-3870 or email [email protected]
Hi I. Am an icu nurse in Ontario looking for some more info on travel nursing
Thanks !
Hi Jen, our Career Consultants would be more than happy to chat with you and learn more about your preferences so that we can help you find the perfect travel contract. You can reach us toll-free at 1-877-525-3870 or email [email protected]
Just a quick question. My husband and I are looking to potentially relocate to the west coast from Toronto next July (2019). We were wondering if we were to rent a place of our own (because we have 2 toddlers), would you guys give us income in lieu of rent?
Hi Aubrie, are you able to give us a call? Our Career Consultants would be more than happy to learn more about your needs so that we can help you find the perfect nursing contract. You can reach them toll-free at 1-877-525-3870 or email [email protected]