Stepdown Travel Nurse

Open Travel Rn Stepdown Nurse In Birmingham, Al

This stepdown travel nurse job in Birmingham, Alabama, with Advantis Medical is a 13-week travel stepdown registered nurse (rn) contract at uab hospital. This role pays $1,995 per week and follows a nights shift with a schedule not provided schedule.

In this stepdown travel nursing job, you will provide progressive care in a hospital setting, assess and monitor patient conditions, support urgent interventions, document care accurately, and collaborate with physicians and the clinical care team during fast-moving patient situations.

• 2+ years of recent stepdown experience.
• Must hold all required certifications and licenses as mandated by alabama and national regulatory bodies.

Birmingham, AL

Uab hospital is the academic medical center of uab medicine in birmingham — one of the largest hospitals in the united states and alabama's leading tertiary and qua ternary referral center.

• 1,207-bed academic medical center (university of alabama at birmingham) — the 5th-largest hospital in the u.s., with a deep, high-acuity case mix across nearly every specialty
• Alabama's only acs-verified level i adult trauma center — re-verified in 2025 and managing roughly 35% of the state's trauma; a high-acuity emergency and trauma environment
• Magnet-recognized for nursing excellence (ancc) — the only magnet-designated hospital in alabama
• comprehensive transplant institute (the state's leading organ transplant program) and the o'neal comprehensive cancer center (nci-designated), with nationally ranked cardiac, neurosurgery, and other specialty programs

• day one benefits, medical, dental, vision & 401(k)
• relocation and travel reimbursement
• dedicated team to help with state licensing & renewals
• weekly direct deposit
• $1,000 referral bonus + $250 bonus for your referral

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.