Night Shift Nursing Jobs

Full-time Night shift RN opening in the Medical Surgical department at Texas Health Resources. Requires one year of RN experience or residency completion.

This is a full-time night shift position for a Registered Nurse in the Emergency Department at Texas Health Resources. The role requires an Associate Degree in Nursing at minimum and provides care in a high-acuity setting.

This is a travel nursing contract for an experienced Telemetry RN in Wichita, Kansas. The position involves 12-hour night shifts with a weekly pay of $2,236.

Join a Cardiac Telemetry and Progressive Care Unit team for full-time night shifts. The role includes a comprehensive benefits package with tuition reimbursement and parental leave.

A full-time night shift role as a transitional RN in the Neonatal ICU at Texas Health Resources in Fort Worth.

Join Vibra Healthcare for a flexible LPN role with part-time and PRN options. Shifts are available across all times including days, nights, and weekends.

Provide direct patient care in a facility setting with options for both day and night shifts. This role is perfect for LPNs who want flexible scheduling intervals.

A full-time hospital-based LPN role that includes day and night rotation options. The employer supports educational advancement for those currently in bridge programs.

Night shift RN position in Brownsville with a unique '2 on 3 off' schedule. Pay starts at $26 per hour for 12-hour shifts.

Join the Emergency Department at Texas Health Kaufman as a Registered Nurse II working evening/night shifts. This role involves providing high-quality emergency care in a collaborative environment.

Join a Magnet-designated health system as a night-shift Nurse Clinician II in the Medicine Intermediate Care Unit (IMU). Provide care for complex medical patients in a high-performing Level 1 Trauma environment.

Work the night shift in a dedicated Emergency Department providing compassionate care to patients in a community hospital setting. This role involves critical assessment and stabilization of ER patients.