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Are you ready to discover new destinations? Then find your next travel nursing job or travel therapy job in Maine with Host Healthcare. Maine is known for its rocky coastline, maritime history and nature areas like the granite and spruce islands of Acadia National Park. Moose are plentiful in Baxter State Park, home to Mt. Katahdin, endpoint of the Appalachian Trail.
Whether you’re looking for a traveling nursing job in the intensive care unit or looking for a new career opportunity to gain more experience in the medical field, Host Healthcare can find you the perfect travel assignment in Maine or anywhere in the United States.
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Just a few cities we’ve placed travelers: Portland, Bangor, and Augusta.
From travel assignments in Maine to New York or anywhere else within the United States, our travel nursing agency is here to help you find the perfect assignment for your unique requirements.
Acadia National Park, Maine is the only national park in Maine. You can see all of the state’s quintessential natural features in one place, including its rocky coastline, mountains, forests, and fields. Watch for whales, seals, moose, foxes, peregrine falcons, herons, salamanders and toads as you explore the park.
Learn MoreBordering the south side of the mouth of the Kennebec River, Popham Beach State Park is truly one of Maine’s rare geologic landforms. Sunbathers relaxing on Popham’s sands can see Fox and Wood islands offshore, and the Kennebec and Morse rivers border each end of the beach.
Learn MoreIce fishing in Maine is an experience both locals and visitors alike enjoy in winter. Once the ice is at least a foot thick, temporary ice shack villages start popping up on popular lakes and ponds. This is the perfect activity to get the full Maine experience. And don’t worry, you can rent all necessary equipment.
Learn MoreMaine Corn Chowder, Lobster, Maine Baked Beans, and Whoopie Pies.
The Owls Head Light Station’s tower was constructed in 1825 and rebuilt in 1852. It stands atop a steep rise near Rockland Harbor, 100 feet above the water. The keeper’s house, built in the 1850s, is down a steep set of stairs from the light.
Nothing says Maine like a visit to one of our iconic lighthouses. The lighthouses in Maine are some of the best in the country. With more than 60 options lighting up the coastline, you could plan a whole trip around these historically significant and visually arresting Maine beacons.
Portland Head Light was built in 1791. You can visit the museum in the former keeper’s house, which sits in Fort Williams Park, off Shore Road in Cape Elizabeth. Portland Head has a white conical tower and a Victorian keeper’s house with a red roof and eyebrow eves on the porch.
Goose Rocks Lighthouse is otherwise known as the “Spark Plug.” Composed of as many as 200 islands, Penobscot Bay has the largest concentration of lighthouses in Maine. It is also recognized as one of the best cruising destinations in the world.
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The best thing about working with Host Healthcare was my recruiter, Chris Murillo. He exemplifies the model for responsive, timely, and enthusiastic service. Chris also makes the effort to develop personal relationships with his clients. This is a man who truly cares about me as a person. Kudos to Host Healthcare for hiring and retaining this quality individual.
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I've been working with Host Healthcare as a travel nurse for three years now and wouldn't change a thing. My recruiter Kat Cook has made the transition from staff nursing to travel nursing so easy. She is always available, listens to the needs of both myself and my wife (travel pair), and finds us the best jobs in the best locations! 10 out of 10 would recommend her and the agency every time.
Just started my 7th PT contract with Host and every contract has been a smooth transition. I’ve had great communication with my recruiter Kathryn Cook who has helped me land some great jobs and help with the credentialing process. I plan on staying with Host for many more years.
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