Travel Registered Nurse Home Health

Step into a compelling healthcare journey as a Registered Nurse specializing in Home Health, with a multi-week assignment in Prescott, Arizona, beginning 01/01/2026. This role is designed for nurses who combine clinical excellence with compassionate, patient-centered care, delivering high-quality in-home services that empower patients to maintain independence and quality of life. You will assess, plan, implement, and evaluate nursing care for diverse homebound patients, collaborate with interdisciplinary teams, educate families, and advocate for optimal outcomes in the comfort of patients’ own homes.

You’ll build trusting relationships with patients and caregivers, translate complex health needs into clear action plans, and become a vital link between patients, families, and physicians. This position offers guaranteed hours of 40 per week and a competitive weekly pay range of $1,985 to $2,177, reflecting the value you bring to the clinical team. The opportunity includes potential for contract extensions and ongoing professional growth, all within a community that celebrates resilience, compassion, and expert nursing practice.

In addition, you’ll join a program that recognizes your contribution to patient well‑being and supports your development every step of the way.

Arizona’s landscapes and Prescott’s unique charm provide an inviting backdrop for your professional journey. Arizona’s diverse beauty—from the cool pines of Prescott and surrounding mountains to the sunlit desert vistas and majestic canyons across the state—offers inspiration as you guide patients through meaningful health milestones. Prescott itself blends small-town warmth with outdoor adventure, a supportive clinical community, and easy access to major urban centers.

The location also presents the chance to collaborate with a broad network of home health professionals, expanding your clinical perspectives while staying connected to a tight-knit, patient-first culture. As you grow in this role, you’ll also have the possibility of expanding your experience to other locations across the U.S., enriching your career with exposure to varied patient populations, settings, and care delivery models.

Prescott benefits extend beyond the patient’s home to your professional life. You’ll discover a community that values work–life balance, with safe neighborhoods, dining, arts, and outdoor recreation at your doorstep. The location provides opportunities to refine time management, prioritize precise documentation, and enhance telehealth collaboration with physicians and caregivers. You’ll practice within a system that emphasizes continuity of care, patient education, and culturally competent service, while enjoying the support and resources that ensure you can deliver outstanding care in every visit.

The combination of intimate patient interactions and access to diverse clinical experiences helps you sharpen clinical judgment, expand your nursing repertoire, and advance toward leadership or specialty certification tracks as you prefer.

Role specifics and benefits:
In this Home Health RN role, you’ll perform comprehensive in-home nursing care for medically complex patients, including assessment, care planning in collaboration with physicians and the care team, wound and IV therapy management, medication reconciliation and administration within scope, pain control, palliative support, and preventive teaching for patients and family caregivers. You’ll document care plans and progress in electronic health records, monitor patient status, recognize red flags, and coordinate with pharmacies, durable medical equipment suppliers, social workers, and therapy teams to ensure a seamless continuum of care.

You’ll educate patients and families about disease management, medication safety, fall prevention, nutrition, and lifestyle modifications, empowering them to participate actively in their recovery and managing chronic conditions.

Professional growth is a cornerstone of this assignment. You’ll have access to ongoing clinical training, opportunities to pursue specialty certifications (such as wound care, palliative care, geriatric care, or diabetes…