Male Nurses Earn up to 100 Percent More in Travel Nursing Jobs

Although men comprise less than 10 percent of the nurse workforce in the U.S., travel nursing remains a high-paying alternative for men seeking the adrenaline and personal fulfillment of other civil service and emergency jobs and want to stay close to home.

Whereas the median salary for firemen and EMTs is somewhere between 30K and 50K a year, travel nurses can earn between $70,000 and $100,000 depending on assignment.

While a man's choice of career may often come down to personal preference or educational requirements, this statistic is glowing recommendation for more males to consider a career as a registered nurse.