We currently have 261 matching SLP jobs in California.
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What are the best agencies for SLP jobs in California?
The agencies on NurseFly that currently have the most SLP jobs in California are Med Travelers (52 jobs), Club Staffing (50 jobs), and Ardor Health Solutions (48 jobs).
How Much Do SLP Jobs Pay in California?
For jobs available on NurseFly as of Wednesday, September 23rd 2020, the average weekly salary for a Travel Nurse in California is $1,751 but can pay up to $2,333 per week.
- min - $735
- avg - $1,751
- max - $2,333
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San Francisco Travel Nurse City Guide
Posted on Feb 25, 2020
I could write a whole post devoted to the best ‘hood of San Francisco. I chose some of the most popular areas, but if you want to know more check out Thrillist’s article featuring over 30 San Fran neighborhoods! Where to Live- Best Neighborhoods Haight Ashbury: This neighborhood is named for the intersection of Haight and…
Travel Nursing in California: ‘The Golden State’
Posted on Jan 02, 2020
California is one of, if not THE most popular state for nurses to seek employment. Good pay, fair patient ratios with lots of resources, and an innumerable number of options for adventure and sunshine attract nurses from all over the country. It is also a great place to start your travel nursing career, as many…
From COVID to canceled
Posted on Jun 24, 2020
First and foremost, I wanted to say hello and thank you to the thousands of healthcare providers out there doing the absolute most. Your hard work has not gone unnoticed, even before the pandemic. We have always been “heroes” and continue to do the job that most cannot. So in that, I hope each and…
Avoiding Travel Nurse Canceled Contracts
Posted on Apr 23, 2020
Travel Nursing and Canceled Contracts So, what are travel nurses doing if their contract gets canceled?? I wish the answer was, taking a vacation! But, as we all know that is wholly impossible right now and makes the whole situation a little crappier. Once coronavirus makes it’s exit, I personally will be on the first…
