Nursing jobs in Michigan
53 verified openings
Two public payrolls carry this page. Nursing jobs in Michigan on this board have come almost entirely from the Veterans Health Administration and from state and county health services, around Detroit, Ann Arbor, and Battle Creek. That means published grades, structured pay steps, and an application that runs to its own timetable.
Registered Nurse (RN) - Community Living Center (CLC)/PMs and Nights
Registered Nurse P11
Registered Nurse Manager 12 WRPH-Child and Adolescent Services
Full Time Faculty - Nursing (10-month/permanent/tenure-track)
Practical Nurse Licensed E9
Practical Nurse-Licensed E9
Practical Nurse Licensed E9
Registered Nurse Non-Career
Practical Nurse Licensed E9
Registered Nurse P11 - MYTC
Registered Nurse P11
Registered Nurse Manager 12
Licensed Practical Nurse - E9
Registered Nurse Non-Career
Licensed Practical Nurse - Non-Career
MDOC-Registered Nurse P11-12-Southern Correctional Facilities
MDOC-Registered Nurse P11-12- Northern Correctional Facilities
Graduate Nurse - Southern Region
Graduate Nurse - Northern Region
Licensed Practical Nurse E9
About Nursing jobs in Michigan
The trade is speed. A private hospital can interview you next week and a federal announcement will not. Government employers have paid registered nurses a higher median than hospitals in recent federal wage data, and service time counts toward federal qualification rather than reading as a gap. Today that is 53 live nursing jobs in Michigan. State of Michigan, Veterans Health Administration, and Henry Ford College (MI) have posted the most of them, and Grand Rapids, Marquette, and Ann Arbor have more than anywhere else. Posted pay runs from $32k to $210k a year where an employer states it and 34% are federal positions.