Nursing jobs in the United States
52,583 open nursing jobs in the United States, direct from hospitals and healthcare employers. Most posted salaries are $54k–206k a year.
- Open jobs
- 52,583
- With visa sponsorship
- 0%
- Typical posted salaries (yearly)
- $54k–206k
- Registered Nurse - Emergency Department (Nights)OpenedNo local language required
- RN-Comm Hosp Flex Team-BSNOpenedNo local language required
- Registered Nurse (RN) RehabilitationOpenedNo local language required
- RN - Obstetrics - Nights Full TimeOpenedNo local language required
- Registered Nurse (RN) - Med Surg FT DaysOpenedNo local language required
- RN Operating Room WeekendsOpenedNo local language required
- JumpStart RN Ortho Trauma December 2026 GradOpenedNo local language required
- RN Traveler -Central Resource PoolOpenedNo local language required
- Travel Registered Nurse (RN) - Med/SurgOpenedNo local language required
- LVN - Psych CAP Locked - Sharp Mesa Vista - Evenings - Part TimeOpenedNo local language required
- APRN - Outpatient - Primary Care - FT - Days - MPC - East HollywoodOpenedNo local language required
- Registered Nurse - RNOpenedNo local language required
- RN Patient Flow Coordinator - NightsOpenedNo local language required
- RN Med/Surg ICUOpenedNo local language required
- Peritoneal Dialysis NurseOpenedNo local language required
- Nurse Practitioner or Physician AssociateOpenedNo local language required
- Nurse Tech 5S OncologyOpenedNo local language required
- Assistant Nurse Manager PACU/PreopOpenedNo local language required
- RN Care Manager - Acute CareOpenedNo local language required
- PRN RN – Emergency Department (ED)OpenedNo local language required
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