Nursing Jobs in Alaska
2 active nursing jobs across Alaska. Browse RN, LPN, travel nurse, ICU, ER, and per diem positions.
Alaska is an active nursing market with 2 positions currently on the board across major hubs across Alaska. Listings cover hospital, clinic, long-term care, home health, and travel-nurse contracts, with both staff RN and LPN openings updated daily. Travel nurses and staff RNs are in high demand at hospitals and healthcare systems statewide, with openings spanning travel nurse, staff nurse, per diem and registered nurse (rn). Schedules range from per diem and night shift to full-time staff and travel contracts of 8–13 weeks, with pay tied to specialty, experience, and shift differentials. ICU, ER, and med-surg roles consistently see the strongest demand. Browse jobs by city below or jump straight to a category to filter the listings. New positions are added daily as employers refresh their hiring feeds, so check back often or set up an alert to be notified when fresh Alaska nursing openings go live.
Average nursing pay — Alaska
Approximate market averages. Actual pay varies by employer, specialty, shift, and experience.
| Role | Avg annual | Avg weekly (travel) |
|---|---|---|
| Registered Nurse (RN) | $89,000/yr | — |
| Travel Nurse | — | $2,200/week |
| LPN / LVN | $54,000/yr | — |
| CNA | $38,000/yr | — |
| Nurse Practitioner | $124,000/yr | — |
Why nurse in Alaska?
Alaska offers a wide range of nursing opportunities across hospitals, clinics, long-term care, home health, and travel contracts. Whether you're an experienced RN, an LPN/LVN, a CNA, or a new graduate, employers across the state hire across day, night, and weekend shifts with competitive pay, shift differentials, and benefits.
Roles available
Nurses in Alaska can choose from Nurse Practitioner and more. Each role offers different pay, schedule, and experience requirements.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a Alaska state license to work as a nurse here?+
Alaska is not currently a member of the Nurse Licensure Compact, so nurses must hold a Alaska-issued RN or LPN license to practice in the state.
How much do registered nurses make in Alaska?+
Registered nurses in Alaska typically earn between $70,000 and $120,000 per year depending on specialty, shift, and experience. ICU, ER, and travel nurses earn at the top of that range, while new-grad and clinic RNs start closer to the lower end.
Are there travel nurse jobs available in Alaska?+
Yes — travel nursing contracts are widely available in Alaska, especially in ICU, ER, med-surg, and L&D. Weekly pay packages typically range from $1,800 to $3,200+ including stipends, with 8–13 week assignments at hospitals across the state.
Are there nursing jobs in Alaska for new grads or no-experience nurses?+
Yes. Many hospitals and long-term care facilities in Alaska hire new-grad RNs and offer paid nurse residency programs. CNA and LPN roles with on-the-job training are also available statewide.
How many active nursing jobs are listed in Alaska?+
There are currently 2 active nursing jobs in Alaska, updated daily across travel, staff, per-diem, RN, LPN, CNA, and nurse practitioner roles.