California

When you are not at work on your travel assignment, you’ll find a million ways that California is cool! Whether at the beach, in the mountains or out on the town, California is a spectacular place to spend your free time….

• Kayak in the Sierra foothills
• Ski Mammoth or Tahoe
• Star search in Hollywood
• Whale watch from our majestic coast
• Indulge your wine passion visiting wineries
• See the deserts come to life with wildflowers
• Sip tea in San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park Japanese tea garden

Beautiful scenery invites hiking, camping and sports of all kinds.

Art, culture, music, fine cuisine and don’t forget shopping abound throughout the state, wherever your assignment may be.

Not only is California a fun place to be, it’s tolerant no matter who you are.

Contact your recruiter for tips on traveling California.

Travel Healthcare staffing

Travel Healthcare staffing give you the opportunity to go somewhere new and only be committed to the length of an assignment. RNI has available assignments for both the local traveler and those who are interested in traveling from out of state. If you are a Registered Nurse that is interested in your first travel assignment or a seasoned traveler, RNI is the company for you. The following is a list of the benefits that we offer our Travel Nurses.

Benefits

• Top Pay

• 24 Hour Service

• Direct Deposit

• Weekly Pay

• Holiday Pay

• Tax Advantage Program

• Health Insurance

• Section 125 Plan

• Referral Program

• Private Housing

• Travel Reimbursement

• Completion Bonuses on some assignments

• Friendly and Experienced Travel Coordinators

• Immediate attention to all payroll issues

• Online Testing

• Continuing Education Classes

• Professional Liability and Workers Compensation

• Over 34 years of staffing experience

• 2 California Offices

• 401K

For more info call 800-400-1145 and ask for one of our friendly travel coordinators and they will walk you through the process of beginning your next travel assignment and answer any of the questions you may have.

Tax Advantage Program

We are not tax professionals and recommend that you seek a qualified tax advisor to be sure you are making the right choice, if you qualify for Tax Advantage.

There are three main tax rules that you must met as a traveler to participate in the Tax Advantage Program.

1. You must have a permanent tax home.

2. Your assignment must not be with in commuting distance of your permanent tax home.

3. The assignment including extensions may not extend beyond one year.

Frequently Asked Questions: Travel Nursing Staffing

Q. What is a travel Contract?

A. RNI is a Certified Healthcare Staffing Service agency that provides contracted nurses to hospitals, skilled care facilities, clinics, and medical offices from 4 to 26 week assignments.

Q. How do I become a travel nurse for RNI?

A. To become a travel nurse for RNI, you must first complete an application and be approved for hire by our HR Department. You can complete the application online or by downloading the printable version and then faxing to 877-349-3129 or email to RNIHR@registrynetwork.net.

Q. Am I under any obligation after submitting my application?

A. No. Your application is used to qualify you for hiring only. You can choose to work as a travel nurse now or in the future.

Q. What are the minimum requirements of experience?

A. You must have at least 1 year of experience in your specialty in an acute care facility (some position and assignments may require more experience, please contact your local office for more info).

Q. How long are travel assignments?

A. Travel assignments range from 4 to 26 weeks with the typical assignment being 13 weeks.

Q. Will I work full time or part time on assignment?

A. Travel assignments are full-time, 36 to 40 hours a week. You may also work registry at another facility if you’d like on your days off.

Q. How much will I earn?

A. Pay rates vary depending on the facility as well as your specialty. We promise you that RNI is very competitive with our pay rates.

Q. How and when will I be paid?

A. Payroll is completed on Tuesday afternoon and pay checks are issued on Friday for days worked the previous week. Our payroll week runs Sunday through Saturday. We provide direct deposit and Global Cash Card. Please contact your local office for more info.

Q. Do you offer private housing?

A. Yes. We do offer private housing to those who qualify. Please contact your travel coordinator for more info.

Q. What benefits do you offer?

A. RNI nurses are among the highest paid healthcare professionals in the industry. We also offer a variety of benefits that include: health insurance, direct deposit, daily pay, weekly pay, referral bonuses, holiday pay, friendly and experienced staffing coordinators, immediate attention to all payroll issues, 24 hour service, online testing, CEU’s, professional liability and workers compensation, 3 California locations, hundreds of local facilities, and over 31 years of staffing experience.

Q. Do you offer continuing education?

A. Yes. Please contact your local office for more information.

Q. Do you offer 24 hour service?

A. Yes. You will be able to reach one of our friendly and experience staffing coordinators 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Q. Can I sign up for direct deposit?

A. Yes. We offer the option for direct deposit. Please fill out the direct deposit authorization form and fax or email to your local office.

Q. Do you offer referral bonuses?

A. Yes. We offer referral bonuses for RN’s, LVN’s, LPT’s, RCP’s, X-ray and Ultrasound Tech’s. Please contact your local office for more information.

Q. Do you offer completion bonuses?

A. Yes. We offer completion bonuses on some assignments. Please contact your travel coordinator for more information.

Q. Do you have any available travel assignments?

A. Yes. Please contact us at 800-400-1145 and ask for one of our travel coordinators for information about open travel assignments.

Q. Do I have to have a Current Healthcare Provider license in California?

A. Yes. You must have a current and valid Healthcare Provider license in California. Your travel coordinator can help you with contacting the CA state board.

Q. Do you offer online testing?

A. Yes. All of our travel nurses must complete and pass the nursing exams that pertain to their specialty. These exams can only be taken online. For your convenience, each office has a designated nurse testing computer for those that don’t have access to a computer or the internet.

Q. What certifications are required to work as a travel nurse?

A. All travel nurses must have a current CPR card (American Heart Association for Healthcare Providers). You must also have any certifications that pertain to your specialty. These may include: ACLS, PALS, NRP, FHM, MAB/CPI/DAB, and TNCC

Q. What medical documentation must I provide RNI with to work as a travel nurse?

A. All clinical staff must have a current Physical Exam, TB clearance, respiratory fit test, proof of 2 immunization or titers showing immunity levels for the following: Hepatitis-B, MMR (Measles, Mumps, and Rubella), and Varicella.

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