Step 4 – Submit Your Travel Nurse Profile Like a Pro

Alright, folks, it’s game time! You’ve done the homework, built your stellar portfolio, and now it’s time to throw your hat in the ring

How Travel Nurse Applications Work

The process isn’t like your typical job hunt. First, you’ll fill out an agency application. Then, it’s up to your recruiter to pitch your profile for specific jobs.

Show Off That Portfolio

Remember when we talked about Streamlining your Travel Nurse Paperwork? Now’s the time to let it shine. If your profile’s ready, shoot it over to your recruiter as a PDF or through Google Drive. They’ll let you know if they need anything else to finalize your application.

Skills Check

Some agencies might want to test your skills before they let you apply. Don’t sweat it – these tests are usually quick and easy for seasoned pros like you.

Green Light Time

Once your recruiter gives the all-clear on your paperwork, they can start submitting your profile. By now, you should have nailed down where you want to go, how much you want to earn, and any other must-haves or non-negotiables. Your recruiter will send you a list of job openings, and you can pick which ones to pursue.

Stay in the Loop

Many travel nurses juggle multiple agencies, so it’s crucial to keep your recruiter in the know. Make it crystal clear that they shouldn’t submit your profile to any hospital without your go-ahead. You don’t want surprise interview calls, right? Ask your recruiter to confirm each submission, so you’re always prepared.

Submitting to Hospitals

It’s perfectly fine to be up for multiple positions at once. Keep track of which agency is submitting you to which hospital. This way, you can follow up with the right recruiter without any mix-ups.

Pro Tip: Be Honest

Let your recruiter know you’re working with other agencies. This is totally normal, and any good recruiter will handle it professionally. Here at Wayward, honesty goes a long way to building a strong relationship!

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