Private Duty Nursing Jobs
Private duty is one nurse, one patient, for a whole shift. It suits nurses who want depth and calm instead of a six-patient assignment — and it's where private family contracts live.
- Paediatric private duty and trach/vent cases
- Adult 1:1 and post-surgical recovery care
- Night and overnight shifts with awake pay
- Agency and direct-family contracts
5 recently posted private duty nursing jobs
See all jobs- RN / LVN Pediatric Home Health NurseAngels of Care Pediatric Home Health El Paso, TX Registered Nurse
Provide one-on-one in-home care for medically fragile children in the El Paso area. This position offers weekly pay and 24/7 clinical support for nursing staff.
$54–83k - Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) - Private DutyBAYADA Home Health Care Remote — US Licensed Practical Nurse
Work as an LPN for a highly accredited home health agency providing one-on-one private duty nursing. The role offers pay starting at $35/hr and flexible scheduling with no minimum hour requirements.
$73k+ - Registered Nurse (RN) Private Duty NursingMaxim Healthcare Bardstown, KY Registered Nurse
Join Maxim Healthcare to provide specialized private duty nursing services in the Bardstown area. The facility offers both full-time and part-time positions with flexible scheduling options for days and evenings.
$62–79k - RN Private Duty NurseNursing Job Cafe Portland, OR Registered Nurse
Provide specialized private duty nursing and skilled rehabilitation services for individuals with chronic and acute medical needs. Care is delivered in a one-on-one home health setting focusing on companion and behavioral care.
- Licensed Practical Nurse - Private DutyBAYADA Home Health Care Columbia, SC LPN
Join a skilled private duty nursing team focusing on one-on-one home care. This office services adult clients requiring skilled nursing interventions.
Frequently asked
- Does private duty pay well?
- Rates are usually a little below hospital staff pay per hour, but shifts are long, predictable and far less physically punishing.
- Can I contract directly with a family?
- Yes, in most states — you'll need your own liability insurance and a written agreement. We help members put that paperwork together.