Total Compensation: $50.70–$53.43/hour ($1,825.20–$1,923.48/week at 36 hours)*

Take your next 15-week assignment in Hilo, Hawaii. Bring your clinical judgment and a personal approach to coordinated patient care.

Assignment Overview

• Hilo, Hawaii 96720
• 15-week W-2 travel contract; 3 openings
• Three 12-hour night shifts, 6:45 p.m.–7:15 a.m., after initial orientation; holiday coverage.
• 36 expected paid hours weekly after initial orientation; hours are not guaranteed. Orientation schedule and actual paid hours confirmed before an offer.
• Target start: December 7, 2026, pending facility confirmation.

Your Work

Bring your nursing skills to the variety of adult medical and surgical care. Stay alert to changing needs, coordinate with the nursing team and help patients and families understand each step toward recovery.

Float between medical, surgical and occasional cardiovascular units, deliver nursing care, monitor patients and coordinate treatment.

Requirements

• At least two years of relevant nursing experience.
• Current BLS and ACLS; PALS and other specialty credentials preferred.
• Maintain the applicable Hawaii professional license by assignment start.
• Complete required employee-health clearance and arrive Thursday before the Monday start for the Friday appointment.

Pay and Benefits

Taxable W-2 hourly pay: $20.00–$22.73.

Medical, dental and vision benefits are available.

How to Apply

Apply through this posting’s application button. Anticipated application deadline: December 3, 2026. This date may be extended if the opening remains available.

*Actual compensation will vary based on the assignment, schedule, experience, qualifications, and other job-related factors. For eligible travelers, total compensation may include both taxable W-2 wages and separate travel reimbursements under Domnovate Healthcare’s travel reimbursement policy. Travel reimbursement eligibility and amounts are determined independently based on the employee’s circumstances, assignment location, and applicable reimbursement guidelines.