I'd go to the hospital and see if there are any bulletin boards or call them up and ask if there is such a thing or if they have a facebook page where you can advertise or if they hire traveling nurses through a particular agency, then call them up and find out how to advertise to their nurses for that hospital. 

Another thing to look into is renting to travel nurses, I have one of my units rented to travel nurses and it has been a great experience - higher than market value for rent, and not as much turnover and guest management as Airbnb.

Nurses.

I am going to rent a house fully furnished and all bills paid as a cooperate rental to traveling nurses and business people.

But, if you could rent to law students, med students, traveling nurses - you'd have way less chances of a horror show regarding cleanliness.See if there's a way to avoid undergrads, at least, is my advice.

Wife is a nurse, I'd recover my wages in about a year.  

As a local real estate practitioner, I am in touch with at least two local real estate attorneys that will get it done for you stat.

"I'm not prepared to do that"... when a tenant asks for something that I'm not inclined to do.Consider how many people die in retirement homes, nursing homes, hospice centers, hospitals, battle fields, and city streets, let alone in private homes.

@Dan Bosak We looked into something similar to what you're proposing - our idea was to hire a local medical answering service (the kind that can decide if the nurse's after-hours phone call warranted a page to the doctor on call).

When they get sick they go to the nursing home or hospital and the next lady moves in.