Texas is known for a number of things: big cities and colorful small towns; famous barbecue, chili and other regional cuisine; sporting events; the “Don’t Mess with Texas” attitude; and historical sites. It also boasts some impressive seashores that are worth a visit during your travel assignment. If shopping and history sound appealing, then travel RNs may want to consider an assignment in San Antonio. In addition to the top-rated hospitals and medical centers found in the area, the state’s second-most-populated city features the historic Alamo and the unique San Antonio River Walk, a network of pathways along the river that intersect and lead to a variety of dining, shopping and nightlife attractions. If this sounds interesting, we recommend pursuing a position as a travel nurse in the southern united states. To search up-to-date travel nursing assignments available, check out our jobs or apply today.

RN jobs in Texas are plentiful. PPR currently has contracts for travel RNs all across the state. Houston metro, Dallas metro, and San Antonio have the highest concentration of hospitals looking for nurses. However, needs span across the whole state and we even get jobs along the coastline in towns like Corpus Christi. If you're considering becoming a travel nurse we'd love to work with you. Check out some of our current open travel nurse jobs in Texas.

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