Travel Nurse Jobs in Nebraska | Open Now

Nebraska's pitch to travelers is simple: easy to start, and easy to settle into. As a member of the Nurse Licensure Compact, it lets you work on an active multistate license without a separate application, and if your home state isn't in the compact, the Nebraska RN licensing page walks through endorsement via the Nebraska Board of Nursing. On taxes, the state runs a graduated income tax that tops out around 4.55 percent, on the lower side among states that tax wages at all. The market is anchored by Omaha and Lincoln, where many of the state's nearly twenty-five thousand working nurses are based, with regional hospitals across the rest of the state, and it tends to reward travelers who like steady units over constant churn. Living costs run about nine percent below the national average, so a weekly package tends to hold its value, and the live board below shows exactly what's open across the state today.