18 nursing jobs in New Mexico
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RN
Med Surg RN Albuquerque
π₯ Aveanna Healthcare Β· Home Health
LPN
LPN Urgent Care Albuquerque
π₯ Aveanna Healthcare Β· Home Health
CNA
CNA Long Term Care Albuquerque
π₯ BrightSpring Health Services Β· Assisted Living
RN
Med Surg RN Albuquerque
π₯ Lovelace Medical Center Β· Hospital
LPN
LPN Urgent Care Albuquerque
π₯ Lovelace Medical Center Β· Hospital
CNA
CNA Long Term Care Albuquerque
π₯ Lovelace Medical Center Β· Hospital
RN
Med/Surg RN
π₯ Lovelace Medical Center Β· Hospital
LPN
LPN β Urgent Care
π₯ Lovelace Medical Center Β· Hospital
CNA
CNA β Long Term Care
π₯ Lovelace Medical Center Β· Hospital
RN
Med/Surg RN
π₯ Lovelace Medical Center Β· Hospital
LPN
LPN β Urgent Care
π₯ Lovelace Medical Center Β· Hospital
CNA
CNA β Long Term Care
π₯ Lovelace Medical Center Β· Hospital
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Nursing jobs in New Mexico β what to know before you apply
New Mexico has active demand for nursing professionals across hospital systems, long-term care, home health and outpatient settings. New Mexico is a Compact License state, which means nurses holding an active compact license from any NLC member state can work here without applying for a separate New Mexico license. Facilities post positions directly on TheNurs.com, so listings here reflect real current openings β not scraped or expired postings. Register a free nurse profile to get found by New Mexico facilities directly.
There are currently 18 open positions in New Mexico on TheNurs.com.
New Mexico cities with the most openings right now include Albuquerque.
How to apply for New Mexico nursing jobs
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Click any job above, upload your resume and send a short message directly to the facility.
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New Mexico nursing license info
Compact License
β Yes β New Mexico is an NLC compact state
If your primary state of residence is another NLC compact state, your compact license is valid in New Mexico. You can start working here without waiting on a new license application.
Check the New Mexico Board of Nursing website for current processing times, fees and CEU requirements for renewal.
Other types in New Mexico
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