Operating Room Travel Nurse

Travel Nursing

Operating Room Nurse in Atlanta, GA
• Atlanta, GA 30342

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• Northside Hospital - Atlanta
• Nights (3x12)

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$2,049

Operating Room travel nurse job in Atlanta, GA — earn $2,049/week on a 13 week, Nights shift at a travel-friendly hospital with Advantis Medical. Looking for Operating Room travel nursing jobs near you? This contract follows a (3×12) schedule and offers high pay, clinical experience, and the full support of the #1 rated travel nurse agency.

Whether you’re planning your next assignment in Georgia or searching for “Operating Room travel RN jobs near me”, this opportunity could be the perfect fit. This travel assignment is perfect for nurses looking to be near Atlanta, GA.

Job Details
• Facility: Northside Hospital – Atlanta
• Location: Atlanta, GA 30342

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• Contract Length: 13 Weeks
• Shift: Nights (3×12)

Travel Nursing Requirements:
• 2+ years of recent Operating Room nursing experience.
• Active Georgia RN License or Compact License (if applicable)

Benefits
• Day One Benefits - Medical, Dental, Vision & 401(k)
• Relocation and Travel Reimbursement
• Dedicated team to help with travel & housing accommodations
• Weekly Direct Deposit
• $500 Referral Bonuses

Atlanta, GA Guide

Atlanta anchors one of the Southeast’s largest academic medical corridors, with major institutions like Emory University Hospital and Grady Memorial Hospital shaping the region’s healthcare landscape. Across the metro, fast-paced operating rooms and busy emergency departments manage a steady flow of patients throughout the year. Many travel nurses evaluating assignments here see contracts circulating across nearby Decatur, Marietta, and Roswell. Some choose housing in those suburbs for easier commutes into Atlanta’s main medical districts. After long shifts, it’s common to unwind along the BeltLine’s multi-mile walking and cycling paths. The scale of Atlanta’s hospital network keeps travel nursing jobs moving steadily across one of the Southeast’s most active healthcare markets.