Nurturing Care in the Heart of Michigan

With over 3,000 nurses calling Lansing home, we’re a vibrant community dedicated to caring for each other. Join us to connect with local healthcare heroes who share your passion. Together, let's thrive and advance our nursing careers right here in our beloved capital.

Find a Job
  • Type to Search...
  • Type to Search...
Experience Emergency Care Amidst Lansing's Unique Charm!
RN - ER
Lansing, MI
Travel/Contract
Host Healthcare

Host Healthcare

Explore the vibrant city of Lansing as a traveling Emergency Room Nurse! Immerse yourself in local culture, from the stunning Michigan State Capitol to the charming eateries that line the riverfront. Experience varied patient care in dynamic environments while growing your skills and expanding your career horizons—unlike traditional nursing roles, this adventure allows you to thrive and evolve in the heart of Michigan’s capital! Don’t miss out!
$2,621.92/week I'm Interested
Registered Nursing Job Near Me
RN - ER
My City, My State
Travel/Contract

Travel Nursing Agency

Join our team as a Travel RN and enjoy competitive pay while exploring new places! We're seeking a skilled and passionate nurse to provide excellent patient care while working in exciting locations across the country. Earn top compensation in the industry. Apply now to start your adventure as a Travel RN with us!
$5000/week
I'm Interested

Don't miss out on your next opportunity

Register with NurseRecruiter to gain access to our nationwide database of job openings.

Access All Jobs
Register Today

By signing up, you agree to the
Terms of Service and Privacy Policy

Lansing, Michigan: A Thriving Hub for Nursing Professionals Amidst Expanding Job Opportunities and Community Engagement

Here in Lansing, Michigan, we find ourselves at the intersection of vibrant community life and a growing nursing job market. Nestled within the heart of our state’s capital, Lansing boasts a unique blend of cultural landmarks, including the majestic Michigan State Capitol and the scenic River Trail. Our city is home to a nuanced nursing landscape, with median nursing salaries estimated around $35 to $40 per hour, translating to an annual range of approximately $72,800 to $83,200. In comparison, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reports the national median annual salary for registered nurses to be $77,600, while the state of Michigan maintains a similar figure of approximately $78,580. Lansing's affordability and community-centered lifestyle make it attractive not only for local nurses but also for prospective travel nurses seeking opportunities in a culturally rich environment.

As we dive deeper into the nursing job market here, we see an increasing demand fueled by an aging population and rising healthcare needs. Nurse recruitment data indicates that Lansing will require about 500 new nurses over the next five years, which reflects a growth trend consistent with national projections. Currently, the nursing workforce in our city is approximately 5,000 strong, a figure that corresponds with Michigan's broader healthcare workforce stats. The travel nursing segment is also noteworthy, especially during the winter months when local hospitals experience higher patient volumes; numbers suggest Lansing has about 150 travel nursing positions available at peak times. Per diem nursing opportunities thrive as well, with estimated positions around 200, providing flexible employment options for those looking to make the most of their skills. When we take a look at nearby cities—like Grand Rapids, Flint, and Ann Arbor—we find that while they offer competitive opportunities, Lansing’s balance of accessibility and affordability often sets us apart.

Lansing is home to several major healthcare employers, including Sparrow Health System and McLaren Greater Lansing, both of which contribute significantly to our local economy and offer various nursing specialties. With ongoing investments in health technologies and facility expansions, the city is poised for further growth in its healthcare services. Culturally, we pride ourselves on community engagement, with festivals and local events that foster a strong sense of belonging. Lansing is projected to grow modestly, with a current population of around 115,000, reflecting increasing healthcare demands. Additionally, public health initiatives such as vaccination drives and health screenings intertwine with our nursing roles, broadening our impact within the community. Overall, it is an exciting time to be a nurse here in Lansing, and I encourage my fellow nursing professionals—both local and out-of-state—to consider the myriad job opportunities available. If you're looking to connect with local job matches or explore new positions, I suggest signing up with NurseRecruiter, which allows employers to post jobs and find ideal candidates right here in our supportive city.
Population
162,150
Hospitals
2
Timezone
CST

Michigan Board of Nursing

Ottawa Towers North 611 W. Ottawa, 1st Floor
Lansing , MI 48933
(517) 335-0918

Website

Cities Near Lansing

Hospitals in Lansing