24 nursing jobs in Washington D.C.
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RN
Trauma RN β Level I
π₯ MedStar Washington Hospital Ctr Β· Hospital
RN
Cardiac Cath Lab RN
π₯ MedStar Washington Hospital Ctr Β· Hospital
CNA
CNA β Medical Unit
π₯ MedStar Washington Hospital Ctr Β· Hospital
Travel RN
Travel RN β DC Telemetry
π₯ Maxim Healthcare Staffing Β·
RN
Trauma RN β Level I
π₯ MedStar Washington Hospital Ctr Β· Hospital
RN
Cardiac Cath Lab RN
π₯ MedStar Washington Hospital Ctr Β· Hospital
CNA
CNA β Medical Unit
π₯ MedStar Washington Hospital Ctr Β· Hospital
Travel RN
Travel RN β DC Telemetry
π₯ Maxim Healthcare Staffing Β·
RN
Trauma RN β Level I
π₯ MedStar Washington Hospital Ctr Β· Hospital
RN
Cardiac Cath Lab RN
π₯ MedStar Washington Hospital Ctr Β· Hospital
CNA
CNA β Medical Unit
π₯ MedStar Washington Hospital Ctr Β· Hospital
Travel RN
Travel RN β DC Telemetry
π₯ Maxim Healthcare Staffing Β·
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Nursing jobs in Washington D.C. β what to know before you apply
Washington D.C. has active demand for nursing professionals across hospital systems, long-term care, home health and outpatient settings. 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 Washington D.C. facilities directly.
There are currently 24 open positions in Washington D.C. on TheNurs.com.
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Washington D.C. nursing license info
Compact License
β No β single-state license required
Washington D.C. requires nurses to hold a Washington D.C.-issued license. If you're moving here or taking a travel contract, you'll need to apply for endorsement through the Washington D.C. Board of Nursing before you can practice.
Check the Washington D.C. Board of Nursing website for current processing times, fees and CEU requirements for renewal.
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