Registered Nurse Jobs
Registered nurse jobs are open in hospitals, clinics, home health, hospice, schools and telehealth. Search below by city or ZIP code to see current RN openings, filter by part time or posting date, and open any job on the employer's own posting to apply.
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Registered Nurse Jobs Near Me
To find registered nurse jobs near you, enter your city or ZIP code in the search box above. Most RN work is tied to a facility, so a local search with your specialty as a keyword, such as ICU, med-surg or emergency, gives the most useful list.
These are registered nurse jobs near me in the last 3 days, newest first.
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Searching RN instead of registered nurse brings up the same postings under a shorter title, which helps when you look for rn jobs in my area. For every kind of job nearby, see jobs near me.
Part Time Registered Nurse Jobs Near Me
Part time RN jobs offer fewer scheduled shifts a week, often with a fixed rotation. They suit nurses who are studying, caring for family or working a second job. These are current openings marked as part time.
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Registered Nurse Jobs Per Diem
Per diem nurses work shifts as needed instead of a set schedule, filling gaps when a unit is short. The trade-off is flexibility against guaranteed hours, and the posting says whether benefits are included.
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Registered Nurse Jobs PRN
PRN comes from the Latin pro re nata, meaning as needed, and describes the same arrangement as per diem. Employers use both terms, so search PRN and per diem to see every as-needed RN posting.
PRN postings usually ask for recent experience in the unit's specialty, because PRN nurses are expected to work with little orientation. Minimum availability rules are set by each employer and listed in the posting.
Remote Registered Nurse Jobs
Remote registered nurse jobs exist in telehealth, phone triage, case management, utilization review, nursing informatics and insurance review. They are registered nurse jobs without direct patient care at the bedside, though many still involve talking with patients by phone or video.
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Nursing practice takes place where the patient is located, so a remote nurse needs a licence that is valid in the patient's state. A multistate licence under the Nurse Licensure Compact covers the member states, and the posting says which licences it accepts.
Registered Nurse Jobs Work From Home
What jobs can registered nurses do from home? The most common are telephone triage, care coordination, case management, chart review and patient education. Most registered nurse jobs to work from home ask for some years of clinical experience, which the posting states.
See work from home jobs and remote jobs for other roles you can do at home.
Registered Nurse Jobs New Grad
New grad registered nurse jobs are for nurses who have recently finished school. To be licensed, you graduate from an approved nursing program and pass the NCLEX-RN exam, and your state board of nursing sets any further requirements.
- Apply to your state board of nursing and register for the NCLEX-RN.
- Search for new grad, nurse residency and graduate nurse postings, which are designed for registered nurse jobs with no experience.
- Apply early, since many residency programs hire in groups with fixed start dates.
- Bring your clinical rotation experience and any certifications, such as Basic Life Support, to the interview.
Our guide on how to become a registered nurse covers the education paths and licensing in more detail.
Entry Level Registered Nurse Jobs
Entry level RN jobs are most common in hospital medical-surgical units, long-term care, rehabilitation and home health. Look for postings that mention orientation, preceptors or a residency program, which show the employer trains new nurses.
See entry level jobs for starter roles in other fields.
Types Of Registered Nurse Jobs
Registered nurses work in many settings, and the setting shapes the schedule and the pace. This table shows the main types of RN jobs you will see in search results.
| Setting | What The Work Involves |
|---|---|
| Hospital | Inpatient care on units such as med-surg, ICU, emergency or labor and delivery, usually in shifts that cover nights and weekends |
| Outpatient and clinic | Scheduled visits, procedures and patient education, mostly in daytime hours |
| Home health and hospice | Visits to patients at home, with planning and family support |
| Long-term care | Ongoing care for residents of nursing and rehabilitation facilities |
| Public health and schools | Screening, vaccination and education for communities and students |
| Telehealth and case management | Care by phone or video, care coordination and chart review |
Specialty searches narrow the list, for example registered nurse jobs labor and delivery, oncology or cardiac. For public health registered nurse jobs at federal agencies, see government jobs, which lists current federal postings from USAJOBS.
Travel Registered Nurse Jobs
Travel nurses take temporary assignments at facilities in other cities or states, usually through a staffing agency. Postings normally ask for recent experience in the specialty and a licence valid in the assignment's state.
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Outpatient Registered Nurse Jobs
Outpatient RNs work in physician offices, surgery centers, infusion centers, dialysis clinics and urgent care. These jobs often follow daytime business hours, which is a common reason nurses move from hospital units.
Hospice Registered Nurse Jobs Near Me
Hospice nurses manage pain and symptoms for patients near the end of life and support their families, mostly in patients' homes or in hospice facilities. Search hospice registered nurse with your city or ZIP code to see local openings, and check the posting for on-call duties and how mileage is handled.
Pediatric Registered Nurse Jobs
Pediatric nurses care for infants, children and teenagers in children's hospitals, pediatric units, clinics, schools and home health. Postings may ask for Pediatric Advanced Life Support certification or pediatric experience, and some hire new grads into pediatric residencies.
Registered Nurse Salary
Registered nurse pay depends on specialty, shift, setting, experience and place. This snapshot shows advertised salaries for registered nurses from current job postings, with the source and date.
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See The Full Salary PageWhen you compare registered nurse vs nurse salary figures, check which role is meant, because nurse practitioners and other nursing roles have their own pay. The table below compares advertised salaries for related titles.
| Role | Median Band | Average Advertised Salary | Source And Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| Registered Nurse | Not enough postings | — | Not available |
| Nurse Practitioner | Not enough postings | — | Not available |
| Medical Assistant | Not enough postings | — | Not available |
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How often do registered nurses get paid? Most employers pay every week or every two weeks, and the offer letter states the schedule. Some postings also mention extras such as shift differentials or registered nurse jobs sign on bonus offers; read the terms, since bonuses often come with a work commitment.
Best Paying Registered Nurse Jobs
The best paying RN jobs depend on the specialty, the shift and the local market, and they change as employers post new openings. These are current RN postings sorted by advertised salary.
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Registered Nurse Jobs By City
Large cities with major hospital systems post the most RN openings. Choose a city to search registered nurse jobs there.
For all jobs in a city, open its page, for example jobs in San Diego, CA, or browse every place on the jobs by location page.
Registered Nurse Jobs FAQ
What Jobs Can A Registered Nurse Do
Registered nurses provide bedside care in hospitals and long-term care, and also work in clinics, home health, hospice, schools, public health, telehealth and case management. The table of types of RN jobs on this page shows the main settings.
Which RN Jobs Pay The Most
It depends on the specialty, the shift, the setting and the place. Sort an RN search by salary to see which postings advertise the most right now, and compare advertised pay on the registered nurse salary page.
Can Registered Nurses Work Remotely
Yes, in roles such as telehealth, phone triage, case management and utilization review. These roles usually ask for clinical experience and a licence valid where the patients are located.
Are Registered Nurses In Demand
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics publishes official employment projections for registered nurses in its Occupational Outlook Handbook. For demand where you live, search RN jobs with your city and see how many current openings appear.
How To Find Registered Nurse Jobs
Search registered nurse or RN with your city and specialty, sort by newest and apply early. Also check hospital career sites directly and set up a job alert so new postings reach you by email.
Who Hires Registered Nurses
Hospitals are the best-known employers, and RNs are also hired by physician offices, outpatient centers, home health and hospice agencies, nursing and rehabilitation facilities, schools, staffing agencies and government agencies.
What Is A Registered Nurse Job Outlook
The job outlook is the official projection of how employment in the occupation is expected to change over the next decade. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics publishes it for registered nurses in the Occupational Outlook Handbook.
Related Job Searches
What other jobs can an RN do? Nurses also move into case management, nursing education, infection prevention, quality improvement and clinical research, and those with further study become nurse practitioners.