Registered Nurse

Overview

As a Military Nurse in the U.S. Navy
, you’ll play a vital role in delivering world-class healthcare to service members, their families, and communities around the globe. Whether you're newly licensed or an experienced RN, the Navy offers opportunities across all specialties—including medical-surgical, critical care, mental health, OR, and more. The ideal candidate will be responsible for providing care to patients while adhering to compliance standards.

• Provide expert, compassionate care in clinical and operational settings
• Lead nursing teams in a variety of environments—from military hospitals to humanitarian missions
• Collaborate with physicians and multidisciplinary teams
• Train and mentor junior personnel
• Deploy worldwide as needed (for Active Duty roles)
• Assure quality care by adhering to evidence based practice

• Must have BSN
• Must be a Registered Professional Nurse with current licensure
• CPR, ACLS, and BCLS Certification

Critical Care / ICU, Emergency / Trauma, Perioperative (OR), Labor & Delivery / OB-GYN, Mental Health / Psych, Medical-Surgical, Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA), Nurse Practitioner (NP), & more.

This is an Active Duty U.S. Navy position, and requires relocation.