Describe your ideal job in plain English
Compact State ✓
Use your home-state NLC compact license
CatSol helps with the licensing process
Charleston, South Carolina
$2,408/wk/
36 hrs/week
Charleston, South Carolina
$2,718/wk/
36 hrs/week
Charleston, South Carolina
$3,312/wk/
36 hrs/week
Charleston, South Carolina
$2,408/wk/
36 hrs/week
Walterboro, South Carolina
$1,679/wk/
36 hrs/week
Get notified about new jobs
Be first to know when new travel nurse positions open in South Carolina
South Carolina joined NLC in 2018. MUSC in Charleston is the academic flagship. Prisma Health is the largest statewide system. Strong demand in Greenville (Upstate) and Charleston (Lowcountry).
Cost: $80 (compact)
Timeline: 3–5 weeks via SC Board of Nursing
Browse live openings in 1 South Carolina city — each page shows real open contracts and current pay, updated daily.
Travel nurses in South Carolina earn an average of $2,505 per week. Pay ranges from $1,679 to $3,312 per week depending on specialty, experience, and facility type. CatSol Healthcare Staffing offers transparent pay rates with no hidden fees.
The top cities for travel nurse jobs in South Carolina include Charleston, Walterboro. These cities offer the most job opportunities with competitive pay rates. Charleston leads with 4 open positions.
To work as a travel nurse in South Carolina, you need an active nursing license valid in SC. South Carolina is part of the Nurse Licensure Compact (NLC), so a multistate compact license from your home state lets you practice in South Carolina without a separate license.
CatSol currently has 5+ travel nurse positions available in South Carolina. Our job listings are updated daily, and new positions are added regularly. Popular specialties include CVICU, Cath Lab, CVOR.
Applying for travel nurse jobs with CatSol is easy. Use our AI-powered search to find jobs that match your preferences, then click "Quick Apply" to submit your information. A dedicated recruiter will contact you within 24 hours to discuss opportunities and guide you through the process.