Are you a MedPro Explorer looking for a winter adventure? Check out these upcoming travel assignments offering a blend of career growth and local discovery. From the quiet charm of Scottsbluff, Nebraska, to the cultural diversity of Stockton, California, the mountain magic of Asheville, North Carolina, and the eclectic energy of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, these destinations all feature their own unique vibe. Pack your bags. These adventures begin on November 17.
Ashville, North Carolina (CVOR Technologist)
Once known as the “San Francisco of the East,” this mountain town now shines with a charm that’s entirely its own. With a vibrant arts scene and gorgeous natural surroundings, an Asheville assignment is a treat for any Explorer looking to build their career in a unique and energizing setting. Between shifts, you can explore mountain trails, unwind at local breweries, or stroll through the city’s historic downtown featuring galleries, live music, and farm-to-table restaurants.
Starting November 17, CVOR Technologists can earn an estimated $2,167 per week, including gross hourly wages and stipends for housing and meals.
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Attractions:
Just south of downtown Asheville, the Biltmore Estate offers a stunning glimpse into Gilded Age grandeur. Explore the 250-room château, stroll through century-old gardens, and sample wines at the on-site winery. Ride the quirky LaZoom purple bus for a comedic take on the city’s history, or explore at your own pace with a hop-on, hop-off trolley tour led by local storytellers. Or, cruise the Blue Ridge Parkway, “America’s favorite scenic drive,” which winds through Asheville and offers easy access to endless outdoor adventures.
Cost of Living: Asheville is about 4% higher than the national average for housing, food, and utilities. Rent for a 1‑bedroom apartment is around $1,468 a month.
Scottsbluff, Nebraska (Physical Therapist)
Landmark Country
Tucked away in western Nebraska, Scottsbluff offers Physical Therapists a rewarding assignment paired with the relaxed pace and affordability of small-town Midwestern life. Often overlooked, the Midwest is known for its hospitality, strong sense of community, and unexpected natural beauty. Scottsbluff exemplifies that charm with attractions such as Scotts Bluff National Monument, a proud pioneer history, and a welcoming community that makes newcomers feel instantly at home. Remember, it gets a little chilly in Nebraska with average November highs in the 40s and December and January in the 30s. Warm weather lovers may want to take a pass.
Starting November 17, Physical Therapists can earn an estimated $2,645 per week, including gross hourly wages and stipends for housing and meals.
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Attractions:
See Chimney Rock, an iconic natural landmark and symbol of the Oregon Trail. More than 300 feet above the landscape, Chimney Rock is visible for miles and served as a marker for pioneer trail travelers. Brush up on your Midwest history at Legacy of the Plains Museum. Plus, there’s something for every Explorer at the Pony Express Flea Market. hen you’re done, grab a bite to eat at El Charito.
Cost of Living: Scottsbluff is about 17.9% lower than the national average for housing, food, and utilities. Rent for a 1‑bedroom apartment is around $998 a month.
Stockton, California (Mammo Technologist)
Most Diverse City in the Nation
Most Travelers think of Hollywood nights and sun-kissed beach days when they think of the Golden State. But, they would be amiss not to make Stockton a California destination. With its temperate climate, scenic Delta waterways, and convenient access to major hubs like San Francisco, Sacramento, and San Jose, Stockton offers small-city comfort and big-city connection. The city’s remarkable diversity shines through its international dining scene, vibrant cultural festivals, and thriving local arts community. Coupled with an affordable cost of living, an expanding healthcare network, and access to beautiful parks, marinas, and riverfront trails, Stockton is an ideal destination for any Explorer.
Starting November 17, Mammo Technologists can earn an estimated $2,856 per week, including gross hourly wages and stipends for housing and meals.
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Attractions:
Treat yourself to a day of shopping at the city’s many malls, specialty stores, and charming neighborhood districts. Explore everything from luxury labels to unique local boutiques. Take in some classic cinema at the iconic Bob Hope Fox Theatre and taste some of the city’s international delights after a long shift.
Cost of Living: Stockton is about 18% higher than the national average for housing, food, and utilities. Rent for a 1‑bedroom apartment is around $1,294 a month.
Milwaukee, Wisconsin (X-Ray Technologist)
Cream City
Home to the world’s largest music festival, the birthplace of Harley Davidson, and the “Frozen Custard Capital of the World,” there’s a lot more you don’t know about Milwaukee that makes this city a great spot to take a travel assignment. Sure, it’s going to be cold, but the fun you’ll have along Lake Michigan will be more than worth a little chill.
Starting November 17, X-Ray Technologists can earn an estimated $2,821 per week, including gross hourly wages and stipends for housing and meals.
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Attractions:
Nothing feels quite like home for the holidays, but Milwaukee’s festive markets come close to a Hallmark movie setting. Discover unique crafts, gifts, and experiences, and maybe even start a new holiday tradition. Art aficionados can admire the vast collection of pieces at the Milwaukee Art Museum, famous for its moving Burke Brise Soleil, or “wings.” Cheese curds are everywhere. Be sure to try this must-try culinary experience.
Cost of Living: Milwaukee is about 1% higher than the national average for housing, food, and utilities. Rent for a 1‑bedroom apartment is around $1,424 a month.