Travel Questions?

We know you’re passionate about caring for people in your chosen field. Taking your expertise on the road with travel nursing or travel therapy gives you the added opportunity for adventure. See new cities, explore new landscapes, and soak up new micro-cultures in cities, town, and villages across the U.S. Maybe you’ll discover a new long-term home, an unexpected friendship, or your dream healthcare setting that you never could have found in your own backyard. Whatever path you choose, Ardor Health can help transform your journey. (P.S. This is also an opportunity to travel the country with none of the usual travel costs!)

When you work with Ardor Health, your Ardor Advocate will take the time to learn about your career goals, expectations, ideal locations, and your passion. With all this info on hand, your Advocate will be able to present you with the best possible positions that meet your criteria. But the support doesn’t stop there. Your Ardor team will be there from beginning to end, throughout the interview process, credentialing, and onboarding. Worried about negotiations? We’ve got you covered there too. Your Ardor Advocate will assist in all contract negotiations. All of this, with no cost to you.

It’s safe to say that for most travel assignments, you should have at least one year of experience in your chosen specialty in order to be considered by the client. The amount of experience can vary depending on setting, assignment, and location. Feel free to ask your Ardor Advocate for more information!

Typical travel assignments can range anywhere between 13 to 40 weeks. Your assignment length can vary depending on what the client is requesting. In addition, it’s important to note that you’ll have full flexibility to choose from day shifts, night shifts, full-time schedules, and much more.

Our mission is to find you a travel nursing/therapy position that you’ll love with the pay and benefits that fit your lifestyle. We know you have a passion for what you do, and we share that passion. That’s why from beginning to end, you’ll always have an Ardor Advocate there to present you all the options, assist in contract negotiations, and have your back if anything should go wrong on assignment. Absolutely nothing we do is outsourced, so every function, process, and question you ask is handled by an Ardor Advocate who is there to greet you with a smile.

Absolutely! We hear this question a lot, and we’re happy to say that you can absolutely bring your partner, pet, or BFF with you on assignment. A lot of travel nurses and travel therapists decide to bring their significant other, even if they’re not a travel clinician. Whatever you choose, we’ll do our best to accommodate you.

You can expect your Ardor Advocate to contact you several weeks before your assignment ends to present you with options. If the client wants to extend your assignment and so do you… great! In that scenario, we can easily extend your time at your current position. However, if you’re ready for a change of scenery, that’s not a problem either! We will immediately begin presenting you with new opportunities for your next travel assignment.

Not every assignment is perfect, and sometimes things happen when you’re traveling. But your Ardor Team is here to support you every step of the way. You can call us morning, noon, or night, whether you’re having a problem with your assignment, a roadblock with your travel, or you just need some good late-night food recommendations! We also have someone on hand who can answer any clinical-based questions or concerns you may have. Your Ardor Advocate can fill you in on all the details.