Travel nursing offers higher pay and flexibility, with 30-50% more earnings than permanent staff.

Travel nursing has become popular for its flexibility and higher pay, with nurses working short-term contracts in facilities facing staffing shortages. Salaries surged during the pandemic, reaching up to $6,000 per week, and while demand has decreased, travel nurses still earn 30-50% more than permanent staff. However, the job can be emotionally taxing due to high-stress environments. Despite the challenges, many value the freedom and financial benefits of travel nursing.

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