Hospitals in Myrtle Beach, SC

No hospital in Myrtle Beach, SC has an open travel assignment on the board right now; 1 has reviews from travel nurses.

Facilities hiring
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State income tax
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Facilities

FacilityOpenAdvertised weekly rangeMedianBedsType
Grand Strand Regional Medical CenterNone——346Acute Care Hospitals

Openings, ranges and medians are advertised weekly rates on current postings, refreshed hourly; with a single priced posting the median is that posting's rate.

What it costs to live here

Against the national average, South Carolina runs housing 20% below and utilities 12% below. (Bureau of Economic Analysis regional price parities, South Carolina, 2024.)

Categoryvs. national average
Overall6% below
Housing20% below
Utilities12% below
Groceries and goods4% below
Services2% below

HUD fair market rent for a two-bedroom in Myrtle Beach is $1,430 a month (2025, utilities included); a one-bedroom is $1,220.

South Carolina taxes wage income.

Housing on CircleRN

17 places listed by hosts for travelers in Myrtle Beach.

Common questions

Do I need a South Carolina license to work in Myrtle Beach?
South Carolina is a Nurse Licensure Compact state, so an active multistate license covers you here. A single-state license from elsewhere does not.
Is there housing on CircleRN near Myrtle Beach?
Yes: 17 places listed by hosts for travelers. Take the stipend and rent one, or use the listings to compare against what your recruiter quotes.
What about facilities with no openings today?
They are listed here with what their pages hold: the facility, cost of living, housing nearby and what travel nurses have said about working there. Postings appear the hour they reach the board.
Does South Carolina tax travel nurse pay?
South Carolina 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.

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