Travel Nursing Jobs in Georgia

What's the Salary for Travel Nursing Jobs in Georgia? Earn up to $3,600/week

Permanent, full-time RNs in Georgia average $2,100 in weekly earnings, which adds up to $110,900 annually. The number falls squarely in line with the pay scale for registered nurses nationwide.

A travel nurse salary in Georgia with American Mobile, on the other hand, can be between $1,100 to $3,600 a week. For travel nurses in 13-week positions, that can mean a paycheck of $46,800 over the course of the assignment for certain specialties. 

For RNs in travel and permanent positions, a number of factors can influence pay, including years of on-the-job experience, area of specialty and the individual facility.

You and Your Family Can Embrace these Benefits

We provide partner facilities with the resources they need to deliver the highest quality patient care available. To do so, we offer an attractive benefits package that makes the transition to travel nursing seamless for RNs ready to hit the road.

Our nurses receive full health benefits, starting on day one, with multiple medical insurance plans to choose from, plus dental and vision. We offer free private housing or housing reimbursement and can tailor accommodations to suit nurses traveling with family or pets. American Mobile travel nurses may also benefit from referral bonuses, overtime incentives, 24/7 clinical support as well as other incentives.

Travel nursing can provide the opportunity to work with top doctors at world-class facilities, letting RNs build their resume and broaden their skill sets while enjoying the freedom to choose when and where to work.

Explore Georgia and Embrace the Culture

When you take a travel nurse assignment in Georgia, you're heading to a region where Southern hospitality is a way of life. It's also a land of one-of-a-kind places, so be sure to check out locations such as Driftwood Beach, a stretch of shoreline that's perfect for exploration and unique photo opportunities. You'll also want to see Providence Canyon. Known as Georgia's "Little Grand Canyon," it has gullies as deep as 150 feet that you can hike down into.

For travel RNs with an appreciation for art and whimsy, the Tiny Doors ATL art project is sure to inspire curiosity. The project's 7-inch-tall doors are scattered throughout Atlanta, promoting exploration of the city's different neighborhoods.

Georgia is also home to numerous museums, restaurants, and professional sports teams. Check out all there is to do in The Peach State at Explore Georgia.

Visit American Mobile today to connect with a dedicated recruiter who can match you with a job that suits your needs.