Yuma Regional Medical Center is a 430-bed hospital in Yuma, AZ — Teaching.
9 openings posted here, advertised at $2,337 to $3,272 a week. Advertised weekly pay, updated hourly.
Yuma Regional Medical Center has 9 openings posted across 4 specialties. Advertised weekly pay runs $2,337 to $3,272, with a median of $2,423. These are posted rates, refreshed hourly from the board, not contracts CircleRN has filled.
| Specialty | Openings | Advertised weekly | Median | vs. Arizona median | Shifts |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PCU | 4 | $2,337 – $3,115 | $2,726 | 20% over | Day |
| ICU | 2 | $2,337 – $2,423 | $2,380 | 12% over | Day, Night |
| Med-Surg | 2 | $2,423 – $3,272 | $2,847 | 28% over | Night |
| ER | 1 | $2,423 | $2,423 | 14% over | Day |
The comparison is against the Arizona median advertised rate for the same specialty. Yuma Regional Medical Center posts above it in 4 of 4 specialties with a comparison.
PCU: 4 openings, day shifts, advertised at $2,337 to $3,115 a week, 20% over the Arizona median for PCU. ICU: 2 openings, day and night shifts, advertised at $2,337 to $2,423 a week, 12% over the Arizona median for ICU. Med-Surg: 2 openings, night shifts, advertised at $2,423 to $3,272 a week, 28% over the Arizona median for Med-Surg.
Over the last 48 days the median advertised weekly rate at Yuma Regional Medical Center has been tracked daily from the board. Today it is $2,423 across 9 openings, 4% above $2,337 thirty days ago. Advertised rates, not pay CircleRN has issued.
Against the national average, Yuma, AZ runs housing 26% below and utilities 12% below. (Bureau of Economic Analysis regional price parities, Yuma, AZ metro, 2024.)
| Category | vs. national average |
|---|---|
| Overall | 7% below |
| Housing | 26% below |
| Utilities | 12% below |
| Groceries and goods | 4% below |
| Services | at par |
HUD fair market rent for a two-bedroom in Yuma is $1,380 a month (2025, utilities included); a one-bedroom is $1,050.
Arizona taxes wage income.
11 traveler listings within 25 miles of Yuma Regional Medical Center.
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3 travel nurse reviews, 3.8★ overall, 67% would recommend.
| Category | Rating out of 5 |
|---|---|
| Overall | 3.8 |
| Culture | 4.7 |
| Management | 4.0 |
| Safety | 3.7 |
| Workload | 2.7 |
Pros: ICU on nights, 1:2 ratio. PCAs are hard workers and actually do sugars and lab draws. Charge nurse was always free and helpful, the ICU educator is awesome and the new ICU director is doing the best s…
Cons: Floating is brutal. Out of 15 shifts I got floated 9 times into EIGHT different units and it was sink or swim. Orientation was 4 classroom days and half of it was staff-only stuff that didn't apply to…
Pros: Positive experience on 5th floor med-surg/tele nights. Charges, nurses and PCAs were great and helpful. PCAs do the bloodwork and are really good at it, you only draw from lines and ports. Scheduler a…
Cons: 1:6 on nights (usually start with 5), 1:5 days. No phlebotomy. ED doesn't always call report. Half or more of your patients are Spanish speaking only. Not much to do, summers hit 110s.
Pros: My experience in the Cath Lab was great. The staff were friendly, supportive, and made the environment welcoming. The workload was steady but reasonable, and everyone worked well together. The local f…
Cons: The biggest challenge was the weather rather than the hospital itself. Yuma is extremely hot, dry, and dusty, especially in the summer. You have to stay hydrated, make sure your housing has reliable a…