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Night nurse rates in Winston-Salem, NC

What to offer
in Winston-Salem.

Nurses set their own rates and you pay them directly. Offer what nurses near you ask and you get more replies, faster.

Caregiver

A licensed night nurse holds a state RN or LPN license. A newborn care specialist is trained in newborn care but is not a nurse.

Babies
Hours a night

Most families book 10 hours, for example 9pm to 7am.

How strong an offer
Your offer, licensed night nurse
$440a night

About half of caregivers ask this or less. Most will consider your request.

Hourly rate$44 for 10 hours
Most nurses near Winston-Salem ask$380 to $540
Paid to your nurse, 5 nights a week for 8 weeks$17,600
Our flat placement fee, starting with a $250 deposit$1,500

Rates here run about 16% below the national average. See how pricing works.

Rates across North Carolina

Typical nightly rates, one baby, 10 hours.

Choose a city to see what to offer there. See every US city.

CityLicensed nurseNewborn care specialist
Asheville Asheville, NC$480$370
Burlington Burlington, NC$450$340
Charlotte Charlotte-Concord-Gastonia, NC-SC$490$380
Durham Durham-Chapel Hill, NC$490$380
Fayetteville Fayetteville, NC$440$340
Goldsboro Goldsboro, NC$400$310
Greensboro Greensboro-High Point, NC$440$340
Greenville Greenville, NC$400$310
Hickory Hickory-Lenoir-Morganton, NC$400$310
Jacksonville Jacksonville, NC$440$340
Pinehurst Pinehurst-Southern Pines, NC$400$310
Raleigh Raleigh-Cary, NC$500$380
Rocky Mount Rocky Mount, NC$400$310
Wilmington Wilmington, NC$480$370
Winston-Salem Winston-Salem, NC$440$340

How we set these numbers

Estimates, not quotes.

We start from public listings for overnight newborn care, where the US median is about $40 an hour and most ask between $35 and $50. Each city is then adjusted by its price level from the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis (2024 Regional Price Parities). Pay for in-home care moves more steeply than overall prices, so we checked the adjustment against Seattle listings, where most ask between $40 and $63 an hour.

Licensed nurses rarely publish private rates, so the nurse figures carry our estimate of the premium an RN or LPN license earns, about 30%. Twins add about 20% and triplets about 40%. Expect higher asks for short notice, holidays and stretches of 6 or 7 nights in a row. Your nurse's own rate is what counts, and you see it before you unlock them.