Travel Nurse Retirement Benefits

--No more waiting says American Traveler CEO, Robert Bok. Travel nurses get retirement benefits right away!
 

American Traveler establishes a retirement nest egg for travel nurses as part of a happy, secure future with the industry’s number one travel nurse company.

“Just one month after their hire date, travel nurses are fully enrolled in our company-matched 401(k) program,” Bok said. “We know that travel nurses are concerned about retirement benefits, so we’ve adopted a program where travelers start to receive them immediately after hire,” said the CEO.

Although retirement benefits are offered by many travel nurse staffing companies, few provide the flexibility and level of contribution offered by American Traveler.
 

American Traveler is ranked high among industry professionals and travel nurses, not only for its outstanding 401(k) contributions, but for above and beyond 24/7 client support, free private housing with amenities like swimming pools, spas, and fitness centers, and free education and health insurance to ensure personal and professional well-being and development.

“There’s no reason to travel with anyone else,” said VP of Recruitment, Mary Kay Hull.
“Do the math, travel nurses make out best with American Traveler.”

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Lorna Rae Watts - RN Travel Nurse
Traveling Dartmouth and Exeter, New Hampshire

If pictures are worth a thousand words then American Traveler Lorna Rae Watts can't stop talking. The photo to the right captures time and reflection wonderfully, as she explains her stay in Dartmouth and Exeter as one that revitalized her spirit and gave her a sense of newly found freedom. The buoyant aspect of the background balloon, plush landscape, and calm water in the photo are a metaphor and tribute to the strong will and character of this very talented ER travel nurse and her duties everyday in helping people overcome unexpected circumstance,

Famous authors from this area include John Irving (The World According to Garp), Dan Brown (The Da Vinci Code) and of course investigative writer, John G. Fuller, who wrote about well-documented UFO close encounters in Exeter in 1965. The area is ideal for the "outdoorsy" person who loves mountain climbing, skiing, fishing, hiking, and biking. The towns are chock full of American history, and academic exploits continue at Dartmouth College, an Ivy League school of the first founded 1769.

Heather Williams - RN Travel Nurse
Traveling Colorado

"Just wanted to send you all a few pictures from the Rockies. I really love Denver!"

American Traveler, Heather Williams takes in more fresh air in one day than some do in a lifetime. The Critical Care RN travels Colorado and lives life to the fullest in doing so. "It's absolutely beautiful here and there is so much to do," says Heather. She loves the fall and winters in this part of the country and finds the breathtaking  beauty of the mountains a welcome retreat for the soul.

The Rocky Mountains are roughly 120 million years old and were formed as a result of tectonic plates from the North and the West colliding in what today is called the Columbia Orogeny.

American Traveler salutes travel nurse Heather Williams for her hard work and devotion to patients, and to all who take part in preserving America's wonders and the beauty of nature.

Pictured to the right is travel nurse Heather Williams (center) enjoying Rocky Mountain State Park with fellow nurses she met at orientation.

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