| Weekly pay | Up to $2,400 on a 12x3 schedule of 36 hours per week |
|---|---|
| Shifts | Days/Nights shifts available |
| Schedule | 12x3 (36 hours per week) |
| Credentials | Active RN license. Arizona is a compact state, so a multistate NLC license lets you start without a new application (see below). |
| Extras | Weekly pay and a dedicated recruiter. Stipend and benefit details vary by contract, and your recruiter breaks down every package. Call (866) 680-2920. |
| Pay updated | June 2026 |
As a travel RN with We Care Staffing, you'll deliver direct, hands-on patient care at the bedside. That means assessing patients, developing and carrying out care plans, administering medications and treatments, documenting in the facility's EMR, and educating patients and families along the way. You'll step into an established care team as a fully contributing member from week one, collaborating with physicians, therapists, and fellow nurses while bringing the adaptability that makes experienced travelers so valuable to busy units.
We fill Arizona RN contracts across the specialties facilities need most. That includes critical care (ICU), emergency, medical-surgical, and telemetry or step-down units, along with specialty roles in labor and delivery (L&D), NICU, the operating room (OR), PACU, oncology, and behavioral health. Whatever your unit, your recruiter matches you to assignments that fit your experience rather than simply whatever happens to be open.
Weekly pay with transparent breakdowns of taxable wages and tax-free stipends
A dedicated recruiter plus clinical support throughout your assignment
Referral benefits when you refer fellow healthcare professionals to We Care Staffing
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Arizona has been one of America's fastest-growing states for years, and Phoenix's hospital build-out hasn't caught up with its population: Banner Health, HonorHealth, and the Mayo Clinic campus all hire travelers continuously, with winter census surges adding seasonal demand on top.
We Care Staffing's current Arizona RN contracts pay up to $2,400 per week on a 12x3 schedule with day and night shifts. Arizona is a compact state with the lowest flat income tax in the country at 2.5%, a combination that quietly makes its take-home pay better than the headline rate suggests.
$2,400
Max Weekly Pay
2.5%
Flat State Tax
12x3
Schedule
Travel pay here works the way it does on most contracts: a taxable hourly wage plus tax-free housing and meal stipends for travelers with a qualifying tax home. Stipends are benchmarked to federal GSA per diem rates for the assignment location, so the same weekly number can net differently city to city; we break that down for you up front.
Arizona has a flat 2.5% state income tax, the lowest flat rate in the US. For benchmarking: Staff RNs nationally average about $45 per hour per BLS data. Travel contracts typically exceed staff equivalents once tax-free stipends are counted, and the figures above give you the floor to negotiate from.
Taxable Base Rate
Competitive hourly wage
Housing Stipend
Tax-free, GSA-based rates
Meal Stipend
Tax-free daily allowance
Weekly Pay
Transparent breakdown every week
Arizona is a member of the Nurse Licensure Compact, which means a multistate NLC license issued by your home state lets you practice in Arizona without applying for a separate license. If your home state is not a compact member, you'll apply for Arizona licensure by endorsement through the Arizona State Board of Nursing. For compact-license travelers, the practical effect is speed: once credentialing is complete, you can typically start within 1 to 2 weeks.
Speak to our recruiter now.
We Care Staffing places registered nurses at facilities across Arizona's major systems, including Banner Health, HonorHealth, Dignity Health, and Mayo Clinic in Phoenix. Demand concentrates in Phoenix, Tucson, and Mesa, with additional needs across the state's regional and community facilities.
"We-Care found me the perfect ER nurse assignment quickly. Their communication was fantastic throughout the entire process. I couldn't be happier!"
Jessica Miller
Travel Nurse
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