Travel Nursing Jobs in Hawaii

Travel Nursing Jobs in Hawaii

Imagine snorkeling, scuba diving and surfing on your days off. It’s more than a dream for those who take travel nursing jobs in Hawaii – it’s reality. Natural attractions are a huge draw to America’s 50th state, including volcanos, rainforests, coral reef systems and hundreds of postcard-worthy beaches. Honolulu, HI, is the vibrant epicenter of the islands, where you’ll find picturesque beaches, exciting nightlife and a flourishing arts and culture scene. View available Hawaii travel nursing jobs below.

Travel Nurse Across America is the travel nursing agency for you – in Hawaii and across the country! We offer competitive travel nursing pay, excellent benefits and personal service to each of our nurses.

Hawaii RN Licensure

Temporary Letter Time-Frame: 48hrs
Permanent License Time-Frame: 15-20 business days
Compact (eNLC): No
Walk-Through: Yes, must have application, employment letter from hospital, proof of verification request, fees
Cost: $166 Odd years, $243 Even years, $50 additional if requesting temp letter
Application Requirements: Application, verification, fees, fingerprints
Nursys: Yes
Livescan Fingerprinting: Yes, http://fieldprinthawaii.com – Fieldprint code you must enter is FPHIBrdNursing
Renewal Requirements: One of the following:

• National certification or recertification related to the nurse’s practice role
• 30 contact hours of continuing education activities
• Completion of a board-approved refresher course
• Completion of a minimum of two-semester credits of post-licensure academic education related to nursing practice from an accredited nursing program
• Participation as a preceptor, for at least one nursing student or employee transitioning into new clinical practice areas for at least one hundred twenty hours, in a one-to-one relationship as part of an organized preceptorship program
• Completion as principal or co-principal investigator of a nursing research project that is an institutional review board project or evidence-based practice project that has been preapproved by the board
• Authoring or co-authoring a peer-reviewed published nursing or health-related article, book, or book chapter
• Developing and conducting a nursing education presentation or presentations totaling a minimum of five contact hours of actual organized instruction that qualifies as continuing education
• Completion of a board-recognized nurse residency program
• A similar type of learning activity option; provided that the type of activity shall be recognized by the board

Renewal Date: Every 2 years on June 30th of odd years
Website: http://www.hawaii.gov/dcca/areas/pvl/boards/nursing
Telephone Number: 808.586.3000