RN

Southeast Georgia Health System

Brunswick, Georgia

Posted Jul 30

Shift and hours: 12-⁠hour days3 shifts · 36 hours a week
Unit and setting: L&D · Hospital
License: RN license
Term: 13 weeks · starts Jul 30, 2026 · Travel

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Against similar roles: Pays above most Georgia travel rolesGeorgia travel postings that state pay run $41/hr to $65/hr, the middle half $45/hr to $56/hr, across 288 postings.

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Dental insurance
Health insurance
Vision insurance
Life insurance

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On call: No call

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Details
Job Type
Travel
Profession
RN
Specialty
L&D
Job ID
18888239
Shift Details
Shift
12 Hour Day Shift
Shifts Per Week
3
Job Order Details
Start Date
07/30/2026
End Date
10/29/2026
Duration
13 Week(s)
Float Required
No
Call Required
No

Job Description

Meda Health is looking for an L&D RN to work a travel assignment in an acute care hospital setting. Must have at least two years of experience, state licensure and BLS/ACLS/NRP/AWHONN (at minimum). Competitive and Transparent Pay We value your expertise and respect your dedication — and our goal is to compensate you more than fairly for them. We don’t want you to scramble to figure out your coverage, especially when you’re already feeling under the weather. At Meda Health, your coverage starts when you do. You’re covered, period. Our employees get the following benefits right off the bat: Health Vision Dental Life insurance Client Details City Brunswick State GA

What's around it?

In Brunswick, GA

Brunswick, GA

Living costs about 4% below the US average

Life in Brunswick, GA

NeighborhoodsBrunswick offers distinct enclaves ranging from historic walkable districts to quieter suburban neighborhoods. Old Town serves as the historic core, known for its grid of signature squares, Victorian-era architecture, and proximity to downtown dining along Newcastle Street. Windsor Park provides a more traditional residential feel with established homes at a higher tier, while Dixville represents a more modest, historically working-class neighborhood. For those seeking newer construction or larger lots, outlying areas such as Sterling, Highway 99, and communities around the Interstate 95 Exit 29 corridor are popular commuter alternatives.

Brunswick offers distinct enclaves ranging from historic walkable districts to quieter suburban neighborhoods. Old Town serves as the historic core, known for its grid of signature squares, Victorian-era architecture, and proximity to downtown dining along Newcastle Street.

Windsor Park provides a more traditional residential feel with established homes at a higher tier, while Dixville represents a more modest, historically working-class neighborhood. For those seeking newer construction or larger lots, outlying areas such as Sterling, Highway 99, and communities around the Interstate 95 Exit 29 corridor are popular commuter alternatives.

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As of Sep 16, 2026Source 1: georgiabaileyusry.com Source 2: facebook.com Source 3: m.youtube.com

Getting aroundCommuters in Brunswick generally experience short travel times averaging under twenty minutes across the mainland. The city serves as the regional mainland anchor, linked directly to St. Simons Island via the F.J. Torras Causeway and to southern destinations via the Sidney Lanier Bridge and Interstate 95. Most residents rely entirely on personal vehicles, as public transit options are sparse, but roadway congestion is typically minimal outside of seasonal peak resort traffic heading toward the barrier islands.

Commuters in Brunswick generally experience short travel times averaging under twenty minutes across the mainland. The city serves as the regional mainland anchor, linked directly to St. Simons Island via the F.J. Torras Causeway and to southern destinations via the Sidney Lanier Bridge and Interstate 95. Most residents rely entirely on personal vehicles, as public transit options are sparse, but roadway congestion is typically minimal outside of seasonal peak resort traffic heading toward the barrier islands.

Sources

As of Sep 16, 2026Source 1: realestate.usnews.com Source 2: georgiabaileyusry.com Source 3: thecassielong.com

OutdoorsWater-based recreation is central to daily life, with the East River and Turtle River framing the mainland peninsula. Mary Ross Waterfront Park hosts community gatherings and sunset watching by the docks, while Marshes of Glynn Overlook Park provides an ecology pier and prime fishing spots. Boaters and paddlers utilize the Brunswick Landing Marina and tidal creeks for kayaking, and nature seekers frequently visit the historic Lover's Oak, an ancient landmark canopying the corner of Albany and Prince streets.

Water-based recreation is central to daily life, with the East River and Turtle River framing the mainland peninsula. Mary Ross Waterfront Park hosts community gatherings and sunset watching by the docks, while Marshes of Glynn Overlook Park provides an ecology pier and prime fishing spots.

Boaters and paddlers utilize the Brunswick Landing Marina and tidal creeks for kayaking, and nature seekers frequently visit the historic Lover's Oak, an ancient landmark canopying the corner of Albany and Prince streets.

Sources

As of Sep 16, 2026Source 1: goldenisles.com Source 2: realescapesproperties.com Source 3: thecassielong.com

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Living in Brunswick

Positioned on a peninsula framed by tidal rivers and vast marshlands, Brunswick serves as the mainland gateway to Georgia's Golden Isles. For relocating healthcare professionals, the city offers an appealing balance: immediate access to coastal marsh scenery, working waterfront heritage, and island beaches without the resort-level housing pressure found across the sound. Life here centers around the revived historic core along Newcastle Street, where craft beer at Silver Bluff Brewing, fresh coastal seafood at Mr. Shucks, and live performances at the Historic Ritz Theatre bring local character to daily downtime. Neighborhoods range from the Victorian streets of Old Town to leafy Windsor Park and suburban lots near Sterling and Exit 29. Commutes are straightforward, with easy transit across the F.J. Torras Causeway or over the Sidney Lanier Bridge. Prospective residents should prepare for humid subtropical summers, active hurricane watch periods, and the maintenance challenges of coastal salt air, but for those who love boating, shrimping, and an easygoing maritime pace, Brunswick provides an authentic, welcoming coastal home base.

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Sources

As of 2026-08Source 1: georgiabaileyusry.com Source 2: goldenisles.com Source 3: thecassielong.com Source 4: youtube.com

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