44 nursing jobs in North Carolina
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RN
Cardiovascular RN
π₯ Novant Health Presbyterian Β· Hospital
LPN
LPN β Family Medicine Clinic
π₯ Novant Health Presbyterian Β· Hospital
CNA
CNA β Med/Surg
π₯ Novant Health Presbyterian Β· Hospital
Travel RN
Travel RN β Charlotte ICU
π₯ Medical Staffing Network Β·
RN
ER RN β Level I Trauma
π₯ WakeMed Health Β· Hospital
RN
NICU RN
π₯ WakeMed Health Β· Hospital
CNA
CNA β Post-Surgical
π₯ WakeMed Health Β· Hospital
RN
Cardiovascular RN
π₯ Novant Health Presbyterian Β· Hospital
LPN
LPN β Family Medicine Clinic
π₯ Novant Health Presbyterian Β· Hospital
CNA
CNA β Med/Surg
π₯ Novant Health Presbyterian Β· Hospital
Travel RN
Travel RN β Charlotte ICU
π₯ Medical Staffing Network Β·
RN
ER RN β Level I Trauma
π₯ WakeMed Health Β· Hospital
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Nursing jobs in North Carolina β what to know before you apply
North Carolina has active demand for nursing professionals across hospital systems, long-term care, home health and outpatient settings. North Carolina 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 North Carolina 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 North Carolina facilities directly.
There are currently 44 open positions in North Carolina on TheNurs.com.
North Carolina cities with the most openings right now include Charlotte, Raleigh, Chapel Hill.
How to apply for North Carolina nursing jobs
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Register free
Takes 3 minutes. Add your license type, state and experience. No payment needed.
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Browse & apply
Click any job above, upload your resume and send a short message directly to the facility.
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The North Carolina facility's team reviews your profile and contacts you β no recruiter involved.
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Keep your full pay
No agency taking a cut. What the facility offers is what goes in your pocket.
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North Carolina nursing license info
Compact License
β Yes β North Carolina is an NLC compact state
If your primary state of residence is another NLC compact state, your compact license is valid in North Carolina. You can start working here without waiting on a new license application.
Check the North Carolina Board of Nursing website for current processing times, fees and CEU requirements for renewal.
Other types in North Carolina
Don't just apply β get found by North Carolina facilities
Facilities in North Carolina search our nurse directory for RN, LPN and CNA candidates. A registered profile means they can reach out before a job is even posted publicly. Free, 3 minutes.