Travel NICU Jobs in Georgia
Travel NICU professionals provide specialized healthcare services across diverse clinical settings. All 2 current openings are concentrated in a single city, making this a focused market for travel NICU professionals in Georgia. Typical contracts run 13 weeks at 36 hours per week. The current shift mix is 1 day, 1 night.
Pay Range
Based on 2 current NICU assignments in Georgia.
Pay across NICU assignments in Georgia is relatively consistent, with a $126 weekly spread between the lowest and highest packages. Night-shift assignments pay roughly $126 more per week than day shifts, reflecting the standard off-hours differential. Packages include tax-free stipends averaging $1,974 per week for housing and meals, plus a taxable hourly base rate averaging $13/hr.
Cities with Openings
Licensing & Credential Requirements
An active, unencumbered RN license is required for travel NICU positions. Georgia is a Nurse Licensure Compact (NLC) state. RNs holding a multistate compact license issued by their home state can practice in Georgia without obtaining a separate state license. BLS certification is universally required. Additional certifications such as ACLS, PALS, or NRP may be required depending on the unit and facility. Verify specific requirements with your recruiter.
All NICU Jobs in Georgia
Ready for Your Next Assignment?
BHS Workforce places travel nurses and allied health professionals in 28 states. Weekly pay, housing stipends, and dedicated recruiter support included.
Apply Now