The job board built for travel nurses.
RoadNurses is built for one audience: nurses and allied health clinicians who travel for work. Every posting is built to be read three ways: by the clinicians scanning it, by Google’s job index, and by the AI assistants people now ask about contracts. Every claim below is something you can check yourself.
Most boards publish your ad as a wall of text and let the search engines guess. Here, the posting form’s own fields publish as Google-for-Jobs structured data, every property below, on every posting:
Check it, don’t take our word: open any posting on the board, paste its address into Google’s Rich Results Test, and count the properties.
Open the Rich Results Test ↗The stipend is the number a traveler decides on, and on most boards it lives buried in a paragraph where no machine can read it. Here it is a field: shown on every job card, published in the posting’s structured data, and visible to the clinician before they open the ad.
Clinicians apply with their RoadNurses resume: discipline, specialty, level, licenses, certifications and contract history, in one format. Every application carries a match score against your posting’s specialty and requirements, straight to your inbox, and their contact details are released to you the moment they apply.
Live on the contract board immediately, no review queue, plus a shareable agency view that gathers every opening you have behind one link.
Every posting carries the full JobPosting markup Google’s job experience requires, on a page built to be indexed.
No warehouse jobs, no office admin listings. A clinician who lands here is a traveler looking for a contract, and your posting is not competing with noise.
Specialty, level, certs and contract history on every application, with a match score, so screening starts before the first call.
Postings name the city and state, never a street address. Which facility is hiring is your client’s business and yours; keeping it that way is a standing policy here, not a checkbox you can get wrong.
Every posting publishes as structured data: the pay, the per diem or stipend with its terms, expected hours and shift schedule, the occupation code, required certifications and skills, experience level, start date, number of openings, and your agency name. Google and AI assistants read all of it as data, not prose.
No. You fill in normal posting fields - rate, stipend, hours, schedule, specialty, certs - and the structure is generated for you. The ad text stays yours.
Postings carry the city and state only, never a street address. That is a standing policy, not an option to misconfigure. Name the facility in the ad text only if you want to.
Immediately. It publishes to the board and to your agency’s shareable view the moment you post. There is no review queue.
There is no charge to post a contract on RoadNurses today.