Registered Nurse (RN) Jobs in Las Vegas, Nevada
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Looking for Sin City RN jobs? Las Vegas is more than a party city; it’s also a place that nearly 679,000 people call home. The Entertainment Capital of the World offers a wealth of opportunities for healthcare professionals in top-rated hospitals, specialty clinics, community health facilities, and many other settings.
Whether you’re looking for full-time, contract, temporary, per diem, travel, part-time, or new grad RN jobs, Las Vegas has options. Check out what else this vibrant city has to offer you.
Quick Facts About Registered Nurse Jobs: Las Vegas
- Is Nevada a compact state? No, you’ll need to obtain a license through reciprocity if you’re transferring from another state. Learn more about compact state licensure.
- What’s the average pay for RN jobs in Las Vegas? The average RN salary in Las Vegas is $102,400 per year. Keep in mind that nursing incomes depend on several factors — experience, specialty, job responsibilities, location, and more, so what you earn may be higher or lower than average.
- Where can I learn more about Nevada nurse license requirements? The Nevada State Board of Nursing has information on license by reciprocity, applying for an initial license, and renewals in the state. If you’re approaching your license expiration, see our three-step guide on renewing your Nevada nursing license.
- What are some nearby cities that have good RN jobs? Nevada needs nurses in a variety of areas, so don’t stop at a search for Las Vegas RN jobs. Check out roles in neighboring cities such as:
What to Know About Las Vegas RN Jobs
Over 2.3 million people live in the greater Las Vegas metro area. In the city, 22.8% of residents are under 18, so this is a great area to work in pediatrics. About 15.6% of the population is above 65, so adult and geriatric nurses can also find many opportunities.
As in any other area, cultural competency is a requirement to work as an RN in Vegas, so you may want to brush up on this key training before beginning a new role. Over 20% of the population was born outside of the U.S. See a breakdown of Las Vegas demographics here:
- 49.2% White
- 34.1% Hispanic or Latino
- 16.2% two or more races
- 11.9% Black
- 6.9% Asian
- 1.1% American Indian and Alaska Native
- 0.8% Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander
Get Your RN Resume and Cover Letter Ready
If you're getting ready to apply for RN jobs in Las Vegas, take some time to be sure your RN resume and cover letter show that you fit the roles you’re applying for. Hiring managers are looking for registered nurses with great bedside manner and clinical skills, but you can go more specific by tailoring the skills and responsibilities section in your resume to what’s listed on the job posting.
Prepare to Interview for Las Vegas Jobs
Interviewing skills feeling a little rusty? We can help you get ready with our sample RN interview questions. Remember to arrive slightly early, so you leave extra time to find the unit or office you’re interviewing in. You also might want to prepare some questions for the interviewer so you can learn everything you can about the role. It’s okay to be nervous — just remember your interviewer has been in your shoes before.
Find RN Jobs in Las Vegas by Facility
Healthcare is a top employment sector in Vegas, alongside advanced manufacturing, clean tech, sports, and entertainment. Curious about major healthcare employers in the area? See roles with these top-ranked acute care facilities:
- St. Rose Dominican Hospitals
- MountainView Hospital (part of HCA Healthcare)
- AMG Specialty Hospital
- Boulder City Hospital
- Centennial Hills Hospital Medical Center
- Children’s Hospital of Nevada (part of UMC)
- Henderson Hospital
- Spring Valley Hospital Medical Center
- Summerlin Hospital Medical Center
- Keck Medicine of USC
- Valley Hospital Medical Center
- Dignity Health
- Trident Health System
- Prime Health
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