Hospitals in Georgia

10 facilities hiring travelers across 10 cities, 53 openings.

Facilities hiring
10
Openings
53
Median advertised weekly
$1,968
State income tax
Yes

Cities

CityFacilitiesOpenAdvertised weekly range2BR rentHousing within 25 mi
Augusta118$1,746 – $2,970$1,10521 places
Stockbridge110$1,470 – $1,982$1,7401 place
Cartersville19$1,859 – $2,605$1,40031 places
Atlanta14$2,160 – $2,395$2,065196 places
Fayetteville14$2,008 – $2,742$2,000121 places
Athens12$1,956 – $2,091$1,1857 places
Columbus12$1,863 – $2,618$1,0404 places
Snellville12$1,855 – $2,884$2,115123 places
Conyers11$1,896$1,710124 places
Monroe11$2,006$1,39057 places

Ranges span every open posting at the hospitals in that city, so the top of a range is usually the specialty advertised highest and the floor the lowest. For your own specialty, open a city and read its facility list. ER pay in Georgia

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Common questions

Is Georgia a compact state?
Georgia is a Nurse Licensure Compact state, so an active multistate license covers you here. A single-state license from elsewhere does not.
Does Georgia tax travel nurse pay?
Georgia taxes wage income, so the taxable base of a package is taxed at the state level as well as federally. Stipends are not wages; what counts as a stipend depends on your tax home.
How long are travel assignments in Georgia?
14 weeks is the median length of the open postings at hospitals in Georgia on the CircleRN board. Extensions are agreed with the agency and the facility once you are there and are not counted here.
Which specialties have the most openings in Georgia?
By openings at hospitals in Georgia right now: ER (9), ICU (6), Med-Surg (4). Counts are refreshed hourly from the board and change daily.
Is there furnished housing on CircleRN in Georgia?
Yes, in Augusta, Cartersville, Atlanta, Athens. Listings are posted by hosts for travelers; take the stipend and rent one, or use it to compare against what your recruiter quotes.

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