114 nursing jobs in California
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RN
NICU RN
🏥 UC Davis Medical Center · Hospital
CNA
CNA – Trauma Unit
🏥 UC Davis Medical Center · Hospital
RN
Cardiac Surgery ICU RN
🏥 Stanford Health Care · Hospital
RN
Transplant RN – Liver
🏥 Stanford Health Care · Hospital
LPN
LPN – Outpatient Neurology
🏥 Stanford Health Care · Hospital
RN
OR RN – General Surgery
🏥 Scripps Health · Hospital
RN
Oncology RN
🏥 Scripps Health · Hospital
CNA
CNA – Oncology
🏥 Scripps Health · Hospital
RN
Trauma ICU RN
🏥 UC Davis Medical Center · Hospital
RN
NICU RN
🏥 UC Davis Medical Center · Hospital
CNA
CNA – Trauma Unit
🏥 UC Davis Medical Center · Hospital
RN
Trauma ICU RN
🏥 UC Davis Medical Center · Hospital
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Nursing jobs in California — what to know before you apply
California has the largest healthcare workforce in the US. Travel RN contracts here often pay $2,800–$4,000/week. The state requires active CA licensure (or BRN endorsement) but salaries and rates justify the process.
There are currently 114 open positions in California on TheNurs.com.
California cities with the most openings right now include Los Angeles, San Diego, Sacramento, Palo Alto.
How to apply for California 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 California facility's team reviews your profile and contacts you — no recruiter involved.
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California nursing license info
Compact License
✗ No — single-state license required
California requires nurses to hold a California-issued license. If you're moving here or taking a travel contract, you'll need to apply for endorsement through the California Board of Nursing before you can practice.
Check the California Board of Nursing website for current processing times, fees and CEU requirements for renewal.
Other types in California
Don't just apply — get found by California facilities
Facilities in California 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.