With the first day of fall officially behind us, MedPro Explorers can start turning their attention to the goals they want to accomplish before the year ends. Whether it’s saving more money, checking another city off their must-visit list, or adding valuable experience or certifications to their resume, now is the time to refocus and finish strong.
Some may be holding on to the last bit of summer sunshine, while others are ready for cozy nights by a fire with a pumpkin spice latte in hand. No matter your vibe, we have travel healthcare assignments starting in October that offer the perfect balance of professional opportunity and fun outside of work. Make the most of this season. Your next adventure starts now.
Miami, Florida (Oncology Registered Nurse)
*Magic City MedPro Exclusive*
Sun-kissed beaches, a vibrant art and culture scene, eclectic dining, and non-stop energy make Miami a top destination for Explorers, whether on assignment or vacation. The city’s international flavor stands front and center, giving Explorers an experience they can only get in the Magic City. Check your credentials, grab your beach towel, and get moving. This MedPro Exclusive won’t stay open for long.
Starting October 6, Oncology RNs can earn an estimated $1,777 per week, including gross hourly wages and stipends for housing and meals.
Attractions:
Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Just look for the giant flashing guitar, and you’ve found it! The Hard Rock is home to great dining, shows, nightclubs, bars, and, of course, a casino. Roll the dice and have some fun.
Everglades National Park The Everglades are the largest subtropical wilderness in the US. See rare and endangered species such as manatees, American crocodiles, Florida panthers, and alligators, among the array of species.
Design District Visit the heart of fashion, culture, and art in South Florida. The Design District is home to multiple galleries, events, and great dining.
Beaches Enjoy 17 miles of beach in Miami-Dade County. From the ultra-popular South Beach to Haulover Beach Park, the largest remaining undeveloped beach in the county. Explorers will find a beach to their liking.
Cost of Living: Miami is about 21% higher than the national average for housing, food, and utilities. Rent for a 1‑bedroom apartment is around $2,178 a month.
Los Angeles, (Torrance)California (Physical Therapist)
Good Vibrations
The California Gold Rush may have started in 1848, but MedPro Explorers are still heading to the Golden State in search of opportunity and success. Bright lights, mountains, endless energy, and attractions, what’s not to love about a Physical Therapist assignment in Los Angeles?
Work near some of the top medical facilities in the country, while enjoying world-famous entertainment, iconic beaches, and unforgettable experiences. Physical Therapists, this assignment is calling your name. Are you ready to be a star?
Starting October 13, Physical Therapists can earn an estimated $2,892 per week, including gross hourly wages and stipends for housing and meals.
Attractions:
Griffith Park/Observatory Visit the largest urban-wilderness municipal park in the US and get a shot of the iconic Hollywood sign. The Observatory is Southern California’s gateway to the great beyond. Tour the exhibits or sit in on a show and learn more about this wondrous universe.
Santa Monica Pier Get your picture-perfect selfie at the Santa Monica Pier. Step out for amazing views of the Pacific Ocean and Santa Monica. Ride the Pacific Park’s Ferris Wheel or grab a treat. There’s plenty to do at this historic SoCal favorite.
Disneyland The “Happiest Place on Earth” is just a 30-minute drive away in Anaheim. Visitors can enjoy rides, shows, dining, shopping, and more at the theme park based on Disney movies and characters.
Santa Catalina Island Take the ferry from Dana Point to Santa Catalina Island, known for its wildlife, dive sites, casino, and other activities.
Cost of Living: Los Angeles is about 50% higher than the national average for housing, food, and utilities. Rent for a 1‑bedroom apartment is around $2,770 a month.
Norfolk, Virginia (Ultrasound Technologist)
Seaside Travel
Ready for your next Ultrasound Technologist adventure? Head to Norfolk, a vibrant port city where coastal charm, rich history, and travel healthcare opportunities meet. Home to Naval Station Norfolk, the world’s largest naval base, the city offers a unique blend of maritime heritage, scenic waterfronts, and a relaxed vibe.
Known for its fresh seafood and beautiful inlets along the Chesapeake Bay, Norfolk also caters to plant-based lifestyles as the headquarters of PETA, with plenty of vegan and vegetarian dining options. With beaches nearby and mountains just a few hours away, Explorers can enjoy the best of both worlds. After your shift, unwind at the beach, sip local brews, or dive into the city’s thriving arts and culture scene.
Starting October 13, Ultrasound Technologists can earn an estimated $2,425 per week, including gross hourly wages and stipends for housing and meals.
Attractions:
Norfolk Botanical Garden Fodor’s Travel named this the #3 best botanical garden in the US. Explore over 60 themed gardens on foot and take the train or boat tour.
Nauticus Check out interactive exhibits, visit the sailing center, and take a walk on the Battleship Wisconsin.
Chrysler Museum With 50 galleries, more than 35,000 objects, and interactive spaces, this museum is a must for Explores to visit. Plus, it’s free.
Breweries If you like beer, you are going to love an assignment in Norfolk. Get the Brew Hop Pass and taste your way through the cities local offerings.
Cost of Living: Norfolk is about 8.6% lower than the national average for housing, food, and utilities. Rent for a 1‑bedroom apartment is around $1,535 a month.
Portsmouth, New Hampshire (Respiratory Therapist)
The Port City
Listen up, Respiratory Therapists. Further up the East Coast is a picturesque seaside town that’s sure to check off all the boxes for a quintessential New England experience. A vacation destination for many, Portsmouth is more than cobblestone streets, early American history, and waterside views. This beautifully preserved city is a great place to spread your RT wings and gain some valuable experience with solid pay. Soak in the small town vibes while being just an hour away from Boston. Explorers can enjoy the best of both worlds for a complete New England experience. And don’t miss the chance to indulge in the local favorites like fresh lobster and oysters.
Starting October 13, Respiratory Therapists can earn an estimated $2,155 per week, including gross hourly wages and stipends for housing and meals.
Attractions:
Halloween There are plenty of fun events on and around Halloween to put Explorers in the spooky spirit.
Market Square Whether you’re into shopping, people-watching, live music, or unwinding with a good cigar, Market Square has something for you. Grab a coffee, browse a local bookstore, or take a scenic stroll through this lively downtown hub. Located in the heart of the city, Market Square is the perfect starting point for a day off.
Portsmouth Harbor Lighthouse While storm damage has closed the lighthouse to visitors, you can still walk the surrounding grounds and get a look at this historic beacon.
Historic Sites Explore The Warner House, Strawbery Banke, and the Black Heritage Trail to step back in time and discover the rich history and pivotal moments that helped shape this iconic New England town.
Cost of Living: Portsmouth is about 18.9% higher than the national average for housing, food, and utilities. Rent for a 1‑bedroom apartment is around $2,461 a month.