Med Surg Travel Nurse Job in Birmingham, AL | Nights (3x12)

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Med Surg Travel Nurse Job in Dothan, AL Southeast Health Medical Center Dothan, AL 179 mi away
$2,321 /wk Nights (4×12)
Med Surg Travel Nurse Job in Dothan, AL Southeast Health Medical Center Dothan, AL 179 mi away
$2,235 /wk Days
Med Surg Travel Nurse Job in Birmingham, AL UAB Hospital Birmingham, AL Same facility
$1,971 /wk Nights (3×12)
Med Surg Travel Nurse Job in Birmingham, AL UAB St. Vincent's Birmingham, AL 1 mi away
$1,966 /wk Nights (3×12)
Med Surg Travel Nurse Job in Birmingham, AL UAB St. Vincent's - East Birmingham, AL 10 mi away
$1,966 /wk Nights (3×12)
Med Surg Travel Nurse Job in Birmingham, AL UAB Hospital Birmingham, AL Same facility
$1,913 /wk Days (3×12)
Med Surg Travel Nurse Job in Florence, AL North Alabama Medical Center Florence, AL 102 mi away
$1,907 /wk Nights (3×12)
Med Surg Travel Nurse Job in Birmingham, AL Brookwood Medical Center Birmingham, AL 3 mi away
$1,854 /wk Nights (3×12)
Med Surg Travel Nurse Job in Dothan, AL Flower's Hospital Dothan, AL 175 mi away
$1,797 /wk Nights (3×12)
Med Surg Travel Nurse Job in Dothan, AL Flower's Hospital Dothan, AL 175 mi away
$1,741 /wk Days (3×12)
Med Surg Travel Nurse Job in Birmingham, AL Grandview Medical Center Birmingham, AL 7 mi away
$1,716 /wk Nights (3×12)
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FAQs – Med Surg Travel Nurse Jobs Near Birmingham, AL

Are there Med Surg travel nursing jobs near Birmingham, Alabama?
Yes! Advantis Medical frequently staffs Med Surg travel RN jobs in Birmingham and nearby areas like Tuscaloosa (35401), Montgomery (36104) and Huntsville (35801). This assignment offers $1,971 per week and is one of our top current opportunities.
What are the certification requirements for this Med Surg travel nurse job?
All Med Surg travel nurse jobs require Basic Life Support (BLS). Many facilities will also require Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS). Click "I’m Interested" to connect with a recruiter who can confirm exactly what’s needed for this role.
Can I work as a travel nurse in Alabama with a compact nursing license?

Alabama Board of Nursing

Contact information

Website: https://www.abn.alabama.gov/

Phone: 800.656.5318

Fees

License by Exam: $100 (single state) / $200 (multistate)

License by Endorsement: $100 (single state) / $200 (multistate)

Biennial Renewal: $100 (single state) / $200 (multistate)

Temporary License: $50

Timing

Processing Time: 2 – 4 weeks

Valid for: 120 days (temp); 2 years (perm)

Renewal Schedule: eptember 1 – December 31 even years unless you earned your license between August 31 – December 31 in which case renew in odd years

General Information

Nurse Licensure Compact: Yes

Nursys: No

CEU Requirements: 24 hours (6 Pharmacology hours)

Helpful Links

How does UAB Hospital's Level I trauma role shape the work for travel nurses in Birmingham?
Alabama's only ACS-verified Level I adult trauma center, re-verified in 2025, UAB Hospital is a 1,207-bed academic medical center with a deep, high-acuity case mix across nearly every specialty.
UAB Hospital is the only Magnet-designated hospital in Alabama — what does that mean for travel nurses?
Its ANCC Magnet recognition signals a strong nursing environment at the state's leading academic referral center.
What transplant and cancer programs does UAB Hospital offer travel nurses?
The Comprehensive Transplant Institute is the state's leading organ transplant program, alongside the NCI-designated O'Neal Comprehensive Cancer Center and nationally ranked cardiac and neurosurgery programs.

Explore Birmingham, AL

In the middle of a region rich in history and culture, Birmingham, AL runs a broad hospital network. Recurring coverage keeps travelers in the ICU and medical-surgical units across the metro, with UAB Hospital and Grandview Medical Center among the systems carrying that work. Contracts extend into Hoover, Homewood, and Vestavia Hills, all leafy suburbs south of downtown, and the central interstates tie those communities to the main medical districts for workable commutes. RNs often walk through Railroad Park to decompress between shifts. The interstate spokes are the practical key here, since picking a suburb on the right one can cut a daily drive in half across the spread-out metro.