Nursing jobs FAQ
Is it free to search and apply?
Yes. Searching is free, there’s no account, and you apply directly on the employer’s website.
Where do the jobs come from?
From the public career pages of healthcare employers. The site has 12,368 openings from 154 employers, checked November 4, 2026. Every Apply button goes straight to the employer.
Do I apply on this site?
No. You read the job here, then tap Apply to finish on the employer’s own careers page. We never see or store your application.
Which nursing jobs are listed?
Registered nurse (RN), licensed practical/vocational nurse (LPN/LVN), certified nursing assistant (CNA) and nurse practitioner (NP) jobs, in hospitals, nursing homes, home health, clinics and telehealth, plus travel and contract roles from hospital travel teams and staffing firms.
Why do some jobs show pay and others don’t?
We show pay whenever the employer posts it. Jobs with pay are listed first. For the rest, check that state’s nurse salary page for typical pay.
Where do the salary numbers come from?
State and national pay is from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics’ Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS), May 2024. The national median RN wage is $45.00/hr.
Are there remote nursing jobs?
Yes, mostly telehealth NP and RN roles. Filter by the Telehealth / remote setting on the jobs page. Most still require a licence valid where the patient is.
Can new grads find jobs here?
Yes. Search “new grad” or “residency”. Many hospital systems and home health employers run paid new-grad nurse residency programs.
I’m an employer. Can I post a job?
Direct posting is coming soon. See the employers page.