Registered Nurse (RN) Oncology
Atlanta, Georgia
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July 11th, 2022
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Atlanta, Georgia
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July 11th, 2022
13.0
Atlanta, Georgia
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July 11th, 2022
13.0
Albany, Georgia
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13.0
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July 11th, 2022
13.0
First, create your free online profile on our website. Next, you can easily browse many listings for travel nurse jobs in Georgia. Don’t see anything that stands out? Don’t sweat it. We can notify you when additional travel nurse jobs in Georgia become available.
One of our reliable Trusted Nurse Staffing recruiters will contact you to field your questions about travel nurse assignments in Georgia. Ready to apply? One of our recruiters will help you every step along the way.
Once you’ve chosen from one of the many travel nurse positions in Georgia, you’ll sign your contract and you’re on your way. It’s possible that you may like Georgia so much that you may choose to extend your contract. Or, perhaps it’s time for another adventure. Our recruiters are standing by to assist you through the process, no matter what you choose.
Travel nurse salaries in Georgia are well above the national average so it comes as no surprise that many nurses seek travel nurse positions in the Peach State. However, you can expect more from travel nurse jobs in Georgia than just high salaries.
Delicious Southern comfort foods, temperate weather conditions, and some of the most beautiful natural wonders the country has to offer, make Georgia a desirable location for travel nurses.
Georgia’s food scene is as diverse as its terrain. The growing seasons are long, and the culinary traditions that have defined the dinner tables in Georgia for many years make it a great choice for a food-focused nursing assignment. Southern classics like peach cobbler, fried chicken, and pecan pie are reason enough to head to Georgia on your next travel nursing job.
Work up an appetite for all the culinary delights Georgia has to offer by participating in the many outdoor adventures available across this beautiful state. Hike through the trails within the 750,000 acres of the Chattahoochee National Forest or take a jog through Forsyth Park in Savannah. Or perhaps it’s a thrill you seek, in which case you’ll be satisfying your need for speed with white-water rafting, hang gliding, or sky-diving. Whatever you fancy, you can find it in Georgia.
Not the outdoorsy type? That’s okay. Georgia is rich with history, which means there is no shortage of museums, galleries, and monuments to visit. Or maybe you’re an animal lover and you’d enjoy a leisurely walk around the famous Georgia Aquarium in Atlanta or Noah’s Ark Animal Sanctuary in Locust Grove.
More than 100,000 people move to Georgia every year to experience a lower cost of living, temperate weather conditions, and the warmth of Southern hospitality. Why not make Georgia your next travel nurse destination?
Are you looking for travel nurse positions in Atlanta, Georgia? You can create your free profile with Trusted Nurse Staffing and begin browsing jobs in Atlanta today.
Interested in travel nursing jobs in Savannah, Georgia? Look no further. Create your free profile with Trusted Nurse Staffing and you can start your search today. We will even notify you when new postings become available.
Hoping to move to Gainesville for your first, or next travel nurse assignment? We can help. You’ll find the best travel nurse jobs in Georgia with Trusted Nurse Staffing when you create a free online profile today.
Yes. However, if you carry an eNLC license then you qualify as a nurse in Georgia because it’s a compact state. But, if you only hold a nursing license from your home state, you can apply for Georgia licensure by endorsement.
For licensure by endorsement, the following is required:
Our team at Trusted Nurse Staffing has helped many nurses obtain licenses in every state across the country, and we’ll not only help you get yours, but we’ll also reimburse you for the fees.
You’re in luck. Travel nurses in Georgia make well above the national average.
While salaries will vary depending on the city and specialty you work in, Georgia travel nurses earn a higher salary on average. Nurses can expect an average salary of approximately $1,806/week, with some assignments paying even more.
On top of a high-paying travel nurse salary, nurses with Trusted Nurse Staffing receive benefits like housing stipends, customized benefits, 401k plans, and more.
Georgia’s cost of living is below the national average, and with more than 100,000 people flocking to the state every year, Georgia seems like a great place to call home.
While living expenses are higher in cities like Atlanta, Georgia still ranks well for overall affordability.
To find the right agency for travel nurse jobs in Georgia, there are a few things you can do to narrow your search:
Our team at Trusted Nurse Staffing is waiting for your call. We’re confident in our pay, benefits, and 24/7 support. We know that what we offer goes above and beyond the industry standards, and we think our nurses deserve it.
To find the best travel nurse jobs in Georgia first decide what lifestyle you’re after and, of course, if salary is a driving factor.
Based on pay alone, Albany boasts one of the highest average salaries and will appeal to nurses who are hoping to save a little cash while on assignment.
However, if you’d rather just spend your days off reading under a giant weeping willow then perhaps the slower pace and historic charm of Savannah is more your speed.
Georgia literally has something for everyone. And one of the best parts of living in Georgia is 110 miles of coastline and 15 barrier islands to explore. For outdoor enthusiasts, the untouched landscapes, seemingly never-ending forests, and mountainscapes are among the best in the country for adventuring.
If you’re an indoorsy type, check out these local highlights and attractions while you’re there:
One thing is certain — you’ll never be bored as a travel nurse in Georgia.
The highest-paying cities for travel nurse jobs in Georgia are:>
Remember that some cities may have a lower salary, but the cost of living could end up paying off in the long run.
Travel nursing during the COVID-19 outbreak has placed you in harm’s way, and at Trusted Nurse Staffing we applaud your desire to pursue your passion for helping people.
The demand has substantially increased for travel nurses in most areas of Georgia. As COVID-19 cases continue to rise, Georgia hospitals are in need of travel nurses more than ever before. Because of this demand, you can expect a higher salary in most of the areas considered to be COVID-19 hot spots.
Depending on which agency you choose, travel nurse jobs in Georgia can range from as few as 8 weeks to as many as 52 weeks at a time, with the most common contracts lasting 13 weeks.
Trusted Nurse Staffing is pleased to offer flexible contracts for travel nurse assignments in Georgia. Create your free profile on our website and discover the many opportunities that await you in the Peach State.
When you accept one of the many travel nurse jobs in Georgia, you could be privy to some amazing benefits, but it depends on which agency you choose.
At Trusted Nurse Staffing we are pleased to offer:
Trusted Nurse Staffing is more than just another travel nurse agency. On top of offering the highest pay in the industry, we back our nurses with customized benefits, retirement plans, license reimbursements, and more, but we also give our nurses unparalleled support throughout the entire process.
Our team is accessible 24/7 because we know nurses require support while on the road. We will be available to field any questions or assist you in solving any problems you may have while throughout your entire travel nursing journey.
You can depend on the team at Trusted Nurse Staffing — we’re here for you every step along the way.