Nursing Jobs in Alabama

Whether you’re a new graduate or an experienced nurse, understanding the average salary, license requirements, and job prospects can help you make an informed career decision.

Whether you’re a new graduate or an experienced nurse, understanding the average salary, license requirements, and job prospects can help you make an informed career decision.

Top Nursing Jobs in Alabama

Whether you're an RN, NP, APRN, LPN, LVN, or another nursing professional, explore fulfilling opportunities in Alabama where you can make a significant impact on patients & their well-being.

118 Active Nursing Jobs in Alabama

Registered Nurse-RN MED SURG - Med Surg

Starting at $1,915.20 per week

A.T. Staffing

Enterprise, Alabama

yesterday

Starting at $1,915.20 per week

Piercing Studio Nurse

Rowan

Huntsville, Alabama

yesterday

CARDIAC CATH LAB - Cardiac Cath Lab

Starting at $2,888 per week

A.T. Staffing

Dothan, Alabama

yesterday

Starting at $2,888 per week

Registered Nurse-RN MED SURG - Med Surg

Starting at $1,969.92 per week

A.T. Staffing

Gadsden, Alabama

yesterday

Starting at $1,969.92 per week

Registered Nurse-RN ICU - ICU

Starting at $1,915.20 per week

A.T. Staffing

Enterprise, Alabama

yesterday

Starting at $1,915.20 per week

Registered Nurse-RN MED SURG - Med Surg

Starting at $1,915.20 per week

A.T. Staffing

Dothan, Alabama

yesterday

Starting at $1,915.20 per week

Finding Nursing Jobs in Alabama

Alabama’s healthcare industry continues to grow, with many hospitals, clinics, and long-term care facilities actively seeking qualified nurses. Some of the top employers include:

UAB Hospital in Birmingham
Huntsville Hospital in Huntsville
USA Health in Mobile

In addition to traditional roles, there are also opportunities in telehealth, public health, and home healthcare, giving you the flexibility to find a position that aligns with your career goals.

Explore Specialties

Average Nurse Salary in Alabama

According to recent salary data, the average registered nurse (RN) salary in Alabama is approximately $65,000 annually. However, salaries can vary widely depending on factors such as your specialty, level of experience, and location/city within the state. For example, nurses in metropolitan areas like Birmingham and Mobile often earn higher wages compared to those in moral rural regions.

Licensed practical nurses (LPNs) in Alabama typically earn an average salary of $43,000 per year, while nurse practitioners (NPs) can expect to make around $110,000 annually. Exploring these figures can give you a better idea of what to expect as you pursue nursing opportunities in the state.

Alabama Nursing License Requirements

To work as a nurse in Alabama, you must meet specific licensing requirements set by the Alabama Board of Nursing. For RNs and LPNs, this includes graduating from an accredited nursing program and passing the NCLEX exam. If you’re moving to Alabama from another state, you may be eligible for licensure by endorsement, provided you meet the Board’s criteria.

For advanced practice registered nurses (APRNs), additional requirements include holding a master’s or doctoral degree in nursing and obtaining national certification in your specialty area. Ensuring your license is up to date and compliant with state regulations is crucial before starting your job search.