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Enjoy the freedom and compensation of a traveling nurse assignment without the traveling! We’re seeking to fill multiple positions near you. Join our 12-week nursing assignment program.
As part of a 12-week temporary nurse assignment, you will enjoy a higher hourly pay than you would working full-time — and the benefits staffing agencies don’t offer.
Your 12-week assignment allows you the freedom to enjoy breaks throughout the year. And if you’re considering full-time employment, a 12-week assignment gives you the opportunity to see if our nursing practice and environment are right for you. If they are, you’re welcome to apply for full-time work or another 12-week assignment.
Here are some of the advantages that make us unique:
The mission of nursing at VCU Health is to provide high-quality, compassionate and individualized care for our patients and their families. We're proud to have the highest number of Beacon units of any other hospital in addition to our Magnet accreditation.
As a full-time nurse at VCU Health, you'll have access to:
Learn more about full-time positions
As a new nurse graduate, join our accredited nurse residency program and take advantage of all the benefits VCU Health offers to help you grow in your nursing career. Our academic affiliation with VCU School of Medicine and VCU School of Nursing promotes interdisciplinary collaboration and the opportunity to engage in early bedside teaching.
Out of all the area hospitals, VCU Health is where I felt the most supported. Our CRNA team is amazing. There is a huge variety. If you don’t know something, one of your CRNA peers will know – as we see any type of patient and aliments.
– Ashley Stigall, CRNA in Anesthesiology
I wanted to be at VCU Health because it is a level-one trauma center. You are able to see a little bit of everything. I enjoy helping people who are at their worst part of their lives, and make a difference.
– Lauren Metzger, RN at ICU
I wanted to be somewhere that had everything in-house. There is nowhere else to send patients. I did clinical training around different areas within Richmond, and VCU Health was so impressive. As a level-one trauma center, we have so many opportunities. We even help prepare the commonwealth if there is an Ebola outbreak.
– Andrew Peterson, RN at ICU