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Outpatient Travel Allied Jobs
Outpatient travel nurse jobs are widely available in the United States as care continues to shift away from inpatient facilities. Practice locations for Outpatient nurses include solo or group medical practices, clinics in hospitals or educational organizations, patients’ homes, ambulatory surgery centers, and diagnostic procedure centers. Patients may seek these services on site or virtually, via telehealth. A typical job description for an Outpatient nurse highlights the need for excellent critical thinking skills, the ability to provide education, acting as an advocate for patients, and coordinating care. Explore the opportunities below to find your perfect Outpatient travel nurse job.
Outpatient Travel Nurse Job Responsibilities and Salary
Outpatient nurses work in many different settings that offer many different services, such as diagnostic testing, surgery, chemotherapy administration, infusion therapy, and primary and specialty care. Duties and responsibilities for Outpatient nurses include assessment, care delivery, and care coordination, which are delivered to patients across the lifespan. Nurses in this specialty interact with patients in person, via telehealth, or both. The average annual salary for Outpatient nurses in the United States is nearly $78,000, but this varies considerably by role and setting.
