I must say the sights and photo ops while on assignment in Washington State are amazing. Travel nursing jobs are plentiful here and the people and places we encountered lifted our spirits and kept us wanting more. It’s no wonder why Washington travel nursing jobs top the list of preferred destinations.

My travel companion, Tom and I explored the Peninsula, driving up to Port Townsend for the night, stopping for clam chowder along the waterfront. Washington travel nursing always seems to bring clear days, skies rising blue and vast above Puget Sound.

Majestic mountains reflected like mirrored images in the bay, reclusive and white in the backdrop as ducks and gulls dived for mussels just a few feet from our table, sailboats on the water glowing in the evening sunlight. “I could live here,” I tell Tom. “Travel nursing jobs pay well and my travel nurse housing and benefits are excellent.”

The next morning we’re off again, taking the extensive Washington State ferry system across to Whidbey Island— only $11 including the truck. Dolphins scoot ahead rippling the gentle swell. Children are laughing on deck. I take pictures until my fingers are numb in the cold air. Washington travel nursing jobs are surely among my favorites. – Jean Aspen, RNC.

Editor’s Note: Jean Aspen is an RNC certified in Labor and Delivery. In the two years Jean has traveled with American Traveler, she’s enjoyed rewarding travel nursing jobs in WI, AZ, CA and WA. And, because of superb travel nurse high pay and benefits, the nurse specialist has decided to accept yet another Washington travel nursing assignment with American Traveler!

We appreciate Jean’s submission of this beautifully written summary of her latest travel nurse adventures to share with others also considering travel nurse jobs in the great state of Washington.