ER Travel Nurse Job in Tuscaloosa, AL — Nights, 3×12
- Weekly pay
- $1,763
- Specialty
- ER
- Shift
- Nights
- Schedule
- 3×12
- Contract length
- 13 weeks
About This Travel ER RN Job
This ER travel nurse job in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, is a 13-week Registered Nurse (RN) assignment with Anders Group. This role pays $1,763 per week and follows a night shift with a 3x12 schedule.
This is emergency nursing at full speed: new patients arriving, acuity changing, and priorities shifting throughout the shift. You'll bring steady triage judgment and rapid clinical decision-making to every patient who comes through the doors.
Anders Group supports travel nurses with personalized recruiter guidance, streamlined onboarding, free license support and renewals, weekly pay, and Day 1 benefits. Apply today to learn more about this ER travel nurse job in Tuscaloosa, AL and other assignments available nationwide.
Job Details
- Specialty: ER
- Location: Tuscaloosa, AL
- Shift: Nights
- Schedule: 3×12
- Contract Length: 13 weeks
- Start Date: Nov 9, 2026
- Setting: Hospital
Requirements for this Travel ER Assignment
- 2+ years of recent ER experience
- Graduate of an accredited nursing program
- Active Alabama RN license or Compact License, if applicable
- Current BLS and ACLS certifications
Responsibilities for ER travel job:
- Provide bedside nursing care in the ER Emergency Room unit
- Create and update individualized patient care plans
- Administer medications and treatments as ordered
- Collaborate with physicians and interdisciplinary teams
- Document patient care accurately in EMR systems
- Promote patient safety and quality outcomes
Benefits
- Weekly pay
- Housing and meal stipends when applicable
- Travel reimbursement options
- Medical, dental, and vision coverage
- 401(k) retirement plan
- Licensure and certification reimbursement
- Employee assistance programs
- Refer a friend, earn $500
FAQs: Travel ER jobs in Tuscaloosa, AL
What active outdoor options are available near Tuscaloosa, AL?
Near Tuscaloosa, AL, Lake Lurleen State Park offers lake swimming, fishing and boating alongside wooded trails. Hiking and mountain biking follow the shoreline terrain. It gives a stay a larger recreation setting outside town, complementing shorter walks along the Black Warrior River.
What live entertainment does Tuscaloosa, AL offer?
Tuscaloosa, AL has University of Alabama sports alongside the Bama Theatre's performances and film screenings. College football supplies one seasonal focus, while the theater gives indoor entertainment a different setting during a longer stay.
Enhance Your Travel Nursing Career With Anders Group
You are committed to exceptional patient care, and Anders Group is committed to supporting your travel nursing career. Since 2010, our people-first team has connected Registered Nurses with travel assignments nationwide across ER, ICU, Med Surg, Telemetry, Labor & Delivery, Operating Room, and other nursing specialties.
Your recruiter takes time to understand the shifts, locations, facilities, and career goals that matter to you while helping you navigate credentialing, licensure, and each step of your assignment. Join more than 10,000 healthcare professionals who have trusted Anders Group for responsive support and travel opportunities that move their careers forward.
- People-first since 2010
- Nationwide travel nursing opportunities
- Dedicated travel nurse recruiters
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The Black Warrior River gives Tuscaloosa, AL an outdoor reference point alongside its university-town character. Regional emergency and medical-surgical services support western Alabama, with Tuscaloosa serving people from the city and surrounding communities. Within town, campus-related cultural activities and local dining offer ways to get acquainted beyond the work route. Northport sits across the wider river area, while Vance and Moundville are other communities to recognize when comparing regional locations. You can spend an afternoon near the water or explore places associated with the University of Alabama. Nearby archaeological collections offer another perspective on this part of Alabama, reaching beyond the university's history to earlier communities along the river.