Delaware Ultimate guides for nurses - Salaries, Jobs, Facilites

Download our per diem app today, and get started enhancing your career by working PRN jobs in the state of Delaware right away. If you’ve never worked PRN, or only worked PRN as a requirement of your full-time employment with only one facility, then you don’t yet know all the benefits that come with working per diem with Nursa™. Read our in-depth post, “What is a PRN Nurse? Benefits of Working Per Diem Shifts” to see how you can fit PRN into your life and grow your career.

Nursing shortages affect everyone in our communities, whether you’re already a full-time clinician, have another part-time job, or perhaps you’ve taken a break from the industry but still have your license or certification, your communities need you. Help out the other nurses in your community to shoulder the burden, provide competent and compassionate patient care, and earn money to support yourself or your family.

We have jobs across Delaware for certified nursing assistants (CNAs), registered nurses (RNs), and licensed practical nurses (LPNs) that are available in real-time and need your expertise. Within our smartphone application, you’ll be able to create your own digital professional portfolio that can be sent securely when you apply for a job. Browse our high-paying CNA, RN, and LPN jobs near you and decide where and when you want to work.

Why Our Clinicians Enjoy PRN Jobs in Delaware

Delaware may be a small state in terms of square mileage, but it’s not small in every other way that matters. The state of Delaware has a very low crime rate, gorgeous beaches, delicious food, flavorful wines, and no sales tax.

Delaware’s beautiful beaches range from quiet and simple offering space and freedom for families to have a day-cation under the sun or more vibrant beaches with nearby boardwalks offering boutique shopping and delicious dining options. Other beaches offer more adrenaline-pumping water sports such as windsurfing and jet skiing. Take the Cape May-Lewes Ferry to tour the bay and Atlantic Coast.

Year-round in Delaware there’s something to celebrate. Every season there’s a festival to attend, live music concerts, and other adult or family-friendly activities. For outdoor activities such as hiking, kayaking, or wildlife watching visit Cape Henlopen State Park, Trap Pond State Park, or the Bombay Hook National Wildlife Refuge.

Discover the wines, beers, and liquors of the region by following the Delaware Beer, Wine, and Spirits Trail. Or delight your taste buds with Delaware dining along the Delaware Culinary Trail. These two trails cover the state and can be a great way to spend a weekend here and there covering a region at a time instead of one fail swoop. Apple butter, apple cider donuts, cream chipped beef, and goulash are all staples found in this state, so be on the lookout for them when you go to restaurants.