OR Travel Nurse Jobs

Travel nursing can be intimidating. It’s why since 1996 we have provided travel nurse professionals just like you with great employment experiences in top locations through compassionate customer service, and tenured recruiters who know what it takes to build lasting relationships. On top of industry-leading benefits, we have some of the best operating room travel RN jobs out there. When you work with PPR Travel Nursing you’ll get:

• Compensation that’s competitive industry standards
• Industry-leading health insurance plans
• Paid private housing or housing stipends
• Great referral bonus for sending great RNs our way
• License and travel reimbursements
• 401k plus match
• Ability to bring family, friends, and pets!

When you’re looking for an OR nursing job, we’ll help you find a facility, and a city that’s suitable for your needs. The exciting part about travel nursing is that you never know which facilities or cities could have a lasting impact on your career, or your life!

Whether you’re a first time operating room travel RN or you’ve been at it for years, these are some here are our top reasons why you should be an OR RN with PPR:

• Challenge – If you love a good challenge, then both traveling as a registered nurse and working as an RN in an operating room is for you! Every day, pretty much every minutes, there are new challenges to face and overcome. While it’s not as unpredictable as the emergency room you’ll find that challenges nearly as great when it comes to problem-solving.
• Variety – On top of the variety that comes with traveling in general, we give you the option of extending your stay at a facility past 13 weeks. Don’t want to move onto the next place? That’s just fine. If there’s still an open opportunity, we’ll work with the facility to ensure you have the option of extending your assignment.
• Teamwork – Adjusting to a new team in a new facility can always be challenging, but when you work with PPR, you’ve got a team on your side. Our recruiters are always a phone call away if you have questions or concerns that can’t be answered by your facility.