First Time Traveler
Whether you’re a recent graduate, a seasoned staff RN or allied health professional looking for your next adventure, Mader MedX is here to launch your travel journey. With years of experience guiding travelers and a dedicated team of recruiters by your side, we’re excited to help you land your first assignment with confidence!
Ready to Travel?
Embarking on your first travel healthcare assignment is an exciting step toward new opportunities, experiences, and personal growth. Whether you’re navigating licensing, securing housing, or adjusting to a new facility, we’re here to guide you every step of the way.
First Steps
Before you can travel to new cities and grow your skills in renowned facilities, you will need at least one year of experience in your specialty. This helps ensure you’re comfortable in your role and ready to adapt to a new environment. Having this experience will set you up for the best success and make your transition into travel nursing smoother.
Adventure, Growth, and Opportunity
Travel nursing offers adventure, great pay, and the chance to grow your skills while exploring new places. At Mader MedX, we’re here to make your first assignment seamless and stress-free.
Ready to begin your adventure? Explore our job board for our current openings and find your next exciting opportunity!
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Frequently Asked Questions
Browse a few commonly asked questions we hear from our first time travelers.
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Who can travel?
Any healthcare professional that has the required licensing and experience.
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What experience is needed?
To start your travel journey you will need at least one year of experience in your specialty.
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Do I need special certifications?
Some assignments may require extra certifications like ACLS, BLS, or PALS. Keeping them current ensures you have the widest range of opportunities.
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Where do you staff?
We provide staffing across the country, offering diverse locations and clinical settings to fit your preferences.
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What support will I get?
Your recruiter will be with you every step of the way. You can also expect first day orientation from hospitals.
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Does my license work in other states?
If your license is from an NLC (Nurse Licensure Compact) state, you can travel and work in any other NLC state without needing a new license. If your license is from a non-NLC state, don’t worry—we can assist with licensing fees to help you get started.
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Can I choose my assignment location?
Of course! It’s your adventure, we’re just here to help you get there.
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