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Your stay in Hawaii will pass as quickly as sand through an hourglass, and you will wish for more time as you work surrounded by serenity and a culture that respects the beauty in life.  Imagine freshly caught seafood at your table for dinner or your toes in the sand as you ponder what next week will bring. Traverse the breathtaking Road to Hana, a winding coastal road on the island of Maui that takes adventurers to seaside cliffs, secluded beaches, natural waterfalls, hidden springs, and miles of tropical rainforest.

If you accept a travel nurse job in Honolulu, think of the personal improvement features that can add to a well-rounded life.  Yoga on the beach, keeping your mind and body fit as you share the spirituality of the island. Visit Pearl Harbor, the living memorial to those who like yourself make sacrifices for the lives of others.  Stability will help you find not only a high paying job on the island but may also help you reconnect with the values that brought you to the Travel Nursing profession. A rebirth so to speak of professional drive, a passion for healing, and a sense of adventure.

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The response time from my recruiter and nurse specialist is amazing! They both have been so great to work with on my first assignment out in California!!! Chad and Samantha both are super caring and very responsive! I already extended my contract with the hospital because of the smooth process. They made the transition from Florida to California a lot loss stressful than I imagined. Would definitely recommend them both!!!

My recruiter, and other staff I have had the pleasure of interacting with, are all so friendly and helpful. My recruiter is responsive, and even reached out while she was on vacation to check on me! I’ve worked with other agencies in the past, but Stability is next level when it comes to making your travel nursing experience as seamless as possible! Special shout out to Lindsay (best recruiter ever) and Tracy. Amazing people to work with.

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My recruiter is very responsive and personable. I have NEVER had any issues with them!! This agency even has PTO! None of my co workers with other agencies have this benefit!! Also the rates are equal or higher than most other agencies!! Everything feels more like family than business and for that I would choose stability over any other agency!! I am so happy I chose to work with them!

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My recruiter Amanda is amazing and always timely with her responses. Debbie who is my nurse experience specialist who is with me all times of the contract is truly awesome. Love how responsive she is and will answer any and all my questions. Big thanks to Jesse my compliance coordinator for making all the appointments and getting me travel ready. Can’t thank my team enough for all they do. Any question or issue I have they resolve right away. And I love that they breakdown each contract into a spread so you know exactly what your getting for the terms of the contract.

I have been incredibly impressed by the professionalism, ease of communication, ability to have all requirements for onboarding fulfilled in a timely manner, and just overall outstanding service. Lindsay Hernandez is my particular recruiter and she has been a pleasure to work with, as well as all the team members at Stability. I’m looking forward to staying with them for my next assignment. I highly recommend them to my nursing friends, and anyone looking to travel as a nurse!

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Travel Nurse Jobs in Hawaii

A Hawaii travel nurse job might just be the change you need in your practice. Hawaii travel allied health, RN, and LPN/LVN jobs are in demand. Hawaii is home to diverse landscapes- not just beautiful beaches. Consider this state for your next travel assignment!

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• $3,461 /wk Waimea, HI Obstetrics and Gynecology RN Start ASAP ( 13 wks )  
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• $3,242 /wk Honolulu, HI Dialysis Unit RN Start ASAP ( 13 wks )  
• $2,142 /wk Wailuku, HI Vascular Access Team RN Start ASAP ( 13 wks )  
• $2,205 /wk Honokaa, HI Long Term Care RN Start ASAP ( 15 wks )  
• $1,862 /wk Hilo, HI Emergency Department RN April 22nd ( 15 wks )  
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• $1,855 /wk Hilo, HI Intensive Care Unit RN April 29th ( 13 wks )  
• $1,805 /wk Kula, HI Medical Surgical Unit RN Start ASAP ( 13 wks )  

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Hawaii travel nursing jobs and travel allied health jobs are plentiful. Honolulu is the capital city and is home to the World War II Pearl Harbor Memorial. It's also home to famous beaches and island life. Wailuku is on the island of Maui and is host to tropical gardens, an eclectic downtown, and art galleries. Hilo is known for stunning waterfalls, rainforests, and plenty of nature. With all its various activities and natural beauty, Hawaii truly has something for everyone.

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What it’s like to work as a travel nurse in hawaii.

When people think of travel nursing, they often think of the exciting places it could take them , and Hawaii is often at the top of the list. After all, what could be better than travel nursing in Hawaii? You get to spend a few months exploring the island, you help people along the way, and you get paid for it. Kelly Kilcoyne, a NICU travel nurse, got to do just that on her first travel nursing assignment. Here’s what Kelly learned and some of the things she was able to experience while travel nursing in Hawaii .

Getting started in travel nursing

Kelly started her nursing career in Scranton, Pennsylvania. About two years in, she decided to give travel nursing a try. She originally wanted to get her feet wet by taking a local travel nursing job, but her recruiter, Sarah, encouraged her to give Hawaii a try.

It wasn’t long before she got a call at 11 p.m. from a Hawaii number. That phone call turned into an interview, which led to Kelly’s first travel nursing job in Oahu . She lived in Waikiki — a five-minute walk from the beach, where she could literally get her feet wet whenever she wanted.

Experiencing a new culture

The culture of Hawaii is quite different from the mainland United States. It’s known for being laid back and casual, and Kelly noticed this during her work there. For example, she wasn’t “Kelly” or “the nurse,” she was “Auntie Kelly.”

“Auntie is a term of respect and endearment, especially if you were taking care of little kids, so I was Auntie Kelly and all the nurses were Auntie or Uncle,” Kelly explains.

Hawaii’s related culture meant that Kelly grew close to the parents of the babies she took care of.

“It was a mix of personal and professional because some of those babies had been there so long,” Kelly says. “The parents know everybody by name. You know the parents and all the family members, and you know what time of day they like to come. You’re excited to tell them news like, ‘Oh, he took his first bottle today.’ It was always really nice.”

In the continental United States, we’re used to driving just about anywhere within a state, but because Hawaii is made up of islands that are, by definition, separated by water, parents often had to fly back and forth to visit their babies in the NICU.

Making new friends

One intimidating part of travel nursing can be the challenge of making friends while on assignment . Before her assignment, Kelly was worried she would feel like an outsider in a tight-knit community. However, Kelly found that there were other travel nurses in Hawaii, and she quickly made friends with the other travelers. It was nice to have a social group to hang out with when she was off shift. Kelly said she still talks to the friends she made in Hawaii even though it’s been more than two years.

Kelly was able to make friends outside of the travelers too. She got to know the staff and other nurses of the hospital very well. And one day, she just joined a group of strangers for a game of beach volleyball. It all goes back to that laid-back attitude of Hawaii. Hawaiians are known for being open and welcoming, so it’s a great place for travel nurses to go.

Exploring the Islands

Although the culture of travel nursing in Hawaii is great, that’s not usually the main reason people want to take a travel nursing job there. They want to lounge on white beaches, hike volcanoes, and chase waterfalls. Kelly had three months to do all of that and more when she wasn’t working.

When she had four days off, she flew to Maui and drove the beautiful-but-white-knuckle Road to Hana . She also snorkeled, where she got to see tropical fish, bright coral reefs, and sea turtles. On her shorter periods of time off from work, she explored Oahu. She hiked to see incredible waterfalls, watched surfers, or just lounged on the beach.

“Some of my favorite days were just unwinding because I could walk to the beach. I got myself a library card, rented a couple of books, and just brought a little chair to the beach and a little drink and snack and I’d just relax,” said Kelly. 

Kelly learned to appreciate Hawaii in its small moments as well. She talked about watching the sunset as she drove into work for the night shift. Then, at the end of her shift, if things were stressful, she could come home, change into her swimsuit, and then sit by the ocean to decompress. 

In any assignment, travel nurses should take full advantage of wherever their job is, but this is especially the case with Hawaii. Kelly recommends, “Just jump into it with both feet. Hawaii was so wonderful, and I did so many wonderful things. But for every awesome thing I did there was still five other things I could have done.”

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