It’s normal for those in medical careers to travel the U.S. from one hospital contract to another. They might stay for a few months or over a year. This is especially true for nurses who can live like nomads for several years while doing critical work for communities.
They might spend a few months at a hospital in one spot, then contract for one in another state. Some areas they end up at may seem ‘hum drum.’ The towns are boring and do not have much to do. So, when a traveling nurse gets a contract with a Marin County medical facility, they could be looking forward to something more fun. These are often called, “Traveling Nurses.”
Not only is Marin County located next to the world-class city of San Francisco, but the entire area is full of places to explore during the off-hours. For instance, the Marin Headlands offers bar-non-hiking experiences. Visitors can hike to unbelievable Northern California vistas and visit the Point Bonita Lighthouse. Or maybe a day along Sausalito’s peninsula-side town can begin with a light brunch and end with Music in the Park.
There are so many things to do in Marin County that traveling nurses won’t have a problem during their time off. But the main reason they are there is to work, and they may have specific questions about what the best Marin County corporate housing has to offer medical professionals!
Marin County Short-Term Housing Caters to Medical Professionals
Traveling Nurses searching for a place to stay in Marin County could have specific expectations for their accommodations. First, they might want the commute to be short and easy. There is Marin County corporate housing next to Highway 101, which is the main highway for several hospitals, including: Marin Health, Kentfield Hospital, Sonoma Valley Hospital, and Kaiser San Rafael.
The next thing a travelling nurse and another medical professional may wonder about is how close the short-term housing is to grocery stores, dining, and other shopping and services. The good news is that our Key Housing corporate housing sites are located in great NorCal cities like San Rafael. They are close to everything!
For example, the Highlands of Marin is only a short drive away from Trader Joe’s (https://locations.traderjoes.com/ca/san-rafael/61/). The site offers cozy and clean furnished apartments with fresh linens. And after a long shift at the hospital, nurses can soak in an on-site spa or relax in their apartment and enjoy looking out at tree-filled landscapes.
There is also the View at Marin located near San Rafael’s Northgate Mall. The modern furnishings and calming palette make it a great place to refresh and recharge after a shift. Private balconies and patios give one a great spot to stretch out and enjoy the views. They also offer a pet policy if a nurse wants to bring their beloved animal along.
With close proximity to work, services and fun, short-term housing in Marin County is a place traveling nurses look forward to visiting!
