Travel Nurses: The Right Match Is About More Than Just Skill

By Indeed Editorial Team

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In placing travel nurses all across the country, recruiter Ashley Hazen describes her job role as something along the lines of a “travel agent/recruiter/therapist.” Finding the right fit for a critical — and potentially high-stress — role like travel nursing requires thinking outside the “must-have” checkboxes and considering physical, mental and emotional factors. 

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