Table of Contents
- Find Current Travel Nursing Jobs in North Carolina 2024
- North Carolina Licensure Information and Requirements
- North Carolina CEU Requirements
- What Is the Average Travel Nursing Salary in North Carolina?
- How To Become a Travel Nurse in North Carolina With Trusted Nurse Staffing in Three Simple Steps
- Why Should You Consider Becoming a Travel Nurse in North Carolina?
- What Are The High-Demand Travel Nursing Specialities in North Carolina Right Now?
- FAQs About North Carolina Travel Nursing
Find Current Travel Nurse Jobs in North Carolina
North Carolina Licensure Information and Requirements
For the most up-to-date information regarding licensure information and requirements for travel nurses to practice in North Carolina, visit the North Carolina Board of Nursing website.
Licensure Requirements
Travel nurses coming from a compact state who wish to practice in North Carolina need not apply for a nursing license since North Carolina is part of the Nurse Licensure Compact (NLC).
If you don’t have a license from an NLC state, you’ll need to apply for licensure by endorsement.
To apply, you’ll need:
- Name, location, and year of graduation from your basic school of nursing.
- State, year, and license number of original license by examination.
- State of current license and license number.
- Dates of employment and position(s) held for the last two nursing employers.
- All U.S. Member Boards in which you’ve ever been licensed.
- Social Security Number issued by the U.S. Social Security Administration.
- Verification from original state of license, and if different, last state practiced.
- Criminal Background Check conducted by the North Carolina Board of Nursing
It may take four weeks or more to receive your North Carolina nursing license, but you may be eligible for a temporary license while your application is processing.
A temporary license can be issued within the first six months of submitting the endorsement application and is valid for up to six months.
Licensure Fees
A $150 licensure fee is required for LPNs or RNs applying for endorsement.
APRN licensure fees include a $25 registration fee and a $100 initial approval to practice fee.
Nurse Licensure Compact Status
As of January 2018, North Carolina became part of the Nurse Licensure Compact.
Is North Carolina a Walk-Through State?
North Carolina is not currently a walk-through state.
North Carolina CEU Requirements
North Carolina requires one of the following:
- 15 contact hours of continued education and 640 hours of active practice within the previous two years
- National Certification or Recertification by a National Credentialing Body recognized by the Board
- 30 contact hours of continued education
- Completion of a Board-Approved Refresher Course
- Completion of a minimum of two semester hours of post-licensure academic education related to nursing practice
- 15 contact hours of continued education and completion of a nursing project as Principal Investigator or Co-Investigator to include statement of problem, project objectives, methods, date of completion and summary of findings
- 15 contact hours of continued education and authoring or co-authoring a nursing-related article, paper, book or book chapter
- 15 contact hours of continued education and developing and conducting a nursing continuing education presentation or presentations totaling a minimum of five contact hours, including program brochure or course syllabi, objectives, date and location of presentation, and approximate number of attendees
What Is the Average Travel Nursing Salary in North Carolina?
The average salary for a travel nurse in North Carolina ranges from $1,952 per week.
Cities in North Carolina With the Highest Travel Nursing Salaries
Durham
Travel nurses in Durham, North Carolina earn an average salary of $2,230 per week.
Greenville
Travel nurses in Greenville, North Carolina make an average salary of $2,216 per week.
Greensboro
Travel nurses in Greensboro, North Carolina make an average salary of $2,185 per week.
Asheville
Travel nurses in Asheville, Carolina earn an average salary of $2,138 per week.
Charlotte
Travel nurses in Charlotte, North Carolina earn an average salary of $2,118 per week.
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How To Become a Travel Nurse in North Carolina With Trusted Nurse Staffing in 3 Simple Steps
Getting started with travel nursing in North Carolina is simple — use our Pronto job search to see the listings for travel nurse jobs in North Carolina. Pronto gives you easy access to what’s available in areas of interest all through North Carolina, compensation information, and the benefits you’ll receive.
Don’t see what you’re looking for? Pronto allows users to receive updates when more travel nurse assignments in North Carolina become available.
You’ve found an assignment that’s the perfect fit, it’s time to apply. First you’ll sign up and sign into Pronto, click “apply” and follow the prompts.
You can take care of everything necessary for the application process within Pronto, from uploading documents and credential information, choosing a start date, and more.
If you’re an experienced travel nurse, you can likely manage the application process on your own on Pronto. If not, reach out to a support member who will happily walk you through the application process from start to finish.
Your adventures in North Carolina await. All that’s left to do is sign your contract, pack your bags, and you’re ready to start a new chapter.
Keep in contact with your recruiter throughout your assignment, we’ll be sure to address any concerns you have. Once your contract has ended and you’re ready to travel to a new location, our recruiters can help set you up and on your way. Love North Carolina and want to stay? We can help you extend your contract, too.
Why Should You Consider Becoming a Travel Nurse in North Carolina?
Looking to pursue one of many travel nurse positions in North Carolina? You’ll be glad you did. Whether you’re looking for a rewarding nursing position or a change of pace from your hometown, North Carolina is a top choice for many travel nurses.
As home to some of the most beautiful beaches in the country, and to one of the country’s biggest sports team rivalries, North Carolina has something to offer anyone who enters the state — it’s no wonder that over 10 million people call it home. There’s endless entertainment, sites to see, and beauty beyond comparison.
Are you a fan of food and nightlife? Spend a weekend exploring “the Triangle” of cities. During your visit, you’ll get to enjoy cultural experiences, delightful eats, and attractions for every interest. Check out history museums and grab a bite to eat at The Raleigh Times Bar in downtown Raleigh or visit the North Carolina Botanical Garden in Chapel Hill. Enjoy culinary creations and historical sights for the entirety of your visit. By the end of your weekend, you’ll be planning your next visit back to the triangle.
Are you the outdoorsy type? There are many things to see and do in North Carolina, no matter the season. During the summer, explore the Outer Banks beaches, head down the Road to Nowhere in Bryson city, or hike the Sauratown Mountains to find the Hidden Falls. From horseback riding through the country to tubing in the Great Smoky Mountains, you’ll forever be in awe of the state’s natural beauty. But the fun doesn’t end there. During the winter, head to the Outer Banks and check out one of the six different ski resorts in the area.
Sports fans, get ready, there’s something for you, too. Head to a college basketball game, golf on one of North Carolina’s many golf courses, check out the motor speedways, or catch a Hurricane’s hockey game.
There’s never a dull moment when you’re living in North Carolina as a travel nurse. Find job opportunities, entertainment, and more throughout the state when you accept a North Carolina travel nurse position.
What Are The High-Demand Travel Nursing Specialities in North Carolina Right Now?
Critical Care
Dialysis
Labor and Delivery
Medical Surgery
Emergency Room
Operating Room
Telemetry
Intensive Care Unit
FAQs About North Carolina Travel Nursing
What Are Your Active Travel Nursing Jobs in Raleigh?
Are you looking for travel nursing jobs in Raleigh, North Carolina? Look on Pronto for available Raleigh travel nurse jobs. If you can’t find what you’re looking for, Pronto will notify you when new Raleigh travel nurse jobs become available.
What Are Your Active Travel Nursing Jobs in Charlotte?
Does finding a travel nursing job in Charlotte, North Carolina interest you? Go to Pronto to look for your dream position.
What Are Your Active Travel Nursing Jobs in Asheville?
Ready to move to Asheville and pursue a travel nursing assignment for your next travel nurse assignment? Trusted Nurse Staffing can help you find your dream job.
All you have to do is look on Pronto for available Asheville travel nurse listings.
Housing For Travel Nurses in North Carolina: How Do I Go About Finding Housing?
“Choosing to accept a stipend doesn’t mean that your recruiter at Trusted Nurse Staffing won’t be there to help you along the way. Connect with us, and we can give you insights into the various areas and even connect you with rental properties used by travel nurses in the past.”
How Do I Find The Best Travel Nursing Agencies in North Carolina?
Finding the best travel nursing agencies in North Carolina involves doing some research. If you have an agency in mind already, contact them and ask any questions you may have, including things like:
- Insurance information
- Contract lengths
- Contract requirements
- Benefits of working for the company
- What their employees love about working with them
The right travel agency for your unique needs will support you during your entire journey as a travel nurse and have no problem answering questions or understanding your concerns.
How Long Are North Carolina Travel Nursing Assignments?
Travel nursing assignments vary in length depending on the agency you choose to work for. These assignments can range anywhere from 6 weeks to 13 weeks.
As a nurse with Trusted Nurse Staffing, you’ll be given flexibility. Love your stay in North Carolina? We’ll see what we can do to extend your contract. Not loving your position? We’ll work with you to see where you can go on your next travel nursing assignment.
Why Should I Apply To Travel Nursing Assignments in North Carolina With Trusted Nurse Staffing?
Trusted Nurse Staffing differs from other travel nurse agencies in North Carolina. Besides offering the highest wages, we believe in giving our team members more. That’s why Trusted Nurse Staffing offers a host of benefits for our nurses, including the highest pay rates, retirement plans, bonuses, and more.
Travel nurses are heroes in our community, and we want to be here to support you. One of the perks of working with our agency is that our team of recruiters is available 24/7 to help with whatever you might need during your travel nurse journey.
What Benefits Do I Receive As a Travel Nurse in North Carolina?
Accepting one of the many travel nursing positions in North Carolina can be difficult. When you talk with different agency recruiters, ask them about which benefits they offer.
If you accept a position at Trusted Nurse Staffing, you’ll receive:
Competitive Compensation
- 401(k) with 4% match after 1,000 hours and 1 year of employment
- Weekly Paychecks
- Direct Deposit
- Overtime/Double Time is Available
- Customizable Pay Packages
Top-Tier Bonus Opportunities:
- $1500 Referral Bonus Program
- Loyalty Program
- Sign-on & Completion Bonus
- Discount Program
Leading Health & Wellness Benefits:
- Employer Sponsored Health Insurance
- HRA Card to fully cover healthcare deductibles
- Guardian Dental and Vision Insurance
- Wellness Benefits
Additional Insurance Benefits:
- Portable Permanent Whole Life Insurance
- License, Certifications & CEU reimbursements
- Portable Short-term/Longterm
- Disability Insurance
Work Flexibility:
- Flexible contract options
- Full/Part Time Work, Per Diem
- Housing, Meal and Travel Stipends
- Rental Car Options
Best In Class and Communication:
- On Day 1, you’ll get matched with your own dedicated support team that includes clinical support, payroll, and compliance experts, with ongoing assignment advocacy.
Where Are The Best Places To Work As A Travel Nurse In North Carolina?
Where you choose a travel nursing assignment in North Carolina should truly depend on your lifestyle, the location you want to live in, and the field you work in. The top facilities for travel nurses in North Carolina include:
- Duke University Hospital
- University of North Carolina Health Care
- UNC REX Healthcare
- Duke Regional Hospital
- Novant Health