Company Description Sorig is a healthcare organization that provides nursing services across diverse clinical settings, with a focus on high-quality, patient-centered care. The company supports facilities throughout Canada by offering versatile, reliable staffing solutions to meet varying regional and seasonal demands.

Travel nurses at Sorig work with multidisciplinary teams and modern clinical practices to deliver safe and effective care. Applicants can expect an environment that values professionalism, continuous learning, and respectful collaboration.

Role Description Contracts length and rate depend on location.

The Travel

Nurse will rotate between assigned healthcare facilities, providing direct patient care, performing assessments, administering medications, and monitoring patient conditions. Daily responsibilities include coordinating with physicians and other healthcare professionals, documenting care accurately, and following facility policies and regulatory standards. The role also involves educating patients and families, adapting quickly to new environments and workflows, and supporting local teams during staffing shortages or high-demand periods. Travel, schedule flexibility, and occasional shifts during evenings, nights,



or weekends are integral to this position.

Qualifications

- Current, unrestricted nursing license (e.g., RN) valid in Canada, with eligibility to work across provinces as required.
- Demonstrated clinical skills in acute care, long-term care, or similar settings, including patient assessment, medication administration, and care planning.
- Strong communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to collaborate effectively within multidisciplinary teams and engage respectfully with patients and families.
- Proven ability to adapt to new clinical environments, electronic health record systems, and facility protocols while maintaining high standards of safety and quality.
- Relevant nursing education (diploma or degree) from an accredited institution; additional certifications such as BLS, ACLS, or specialty training are beneficial.
- Reliable willingness to travel, work variable shifts, and manage changing assignments and priorities in different locations.
- Experience as a travel nurse or in multiple clinical settings is an asset, along with a commitment to ongoing professional development.

📌 Travel Nurse (Canada)
🏢 Sorig
📍 Canada