Nurse Business Cards

A nurse card costs about the same as any full business card to print, they fit any badge holder or lanyard pocket, and they carry your license and specialty in a form nobody has to save to their phone by hand. Want to see how nurse cards sit next to the rest of the lineup? Browse every style on business cards printing, or stay here and build yours from the choices below.

A travel nurse starting a new contract needs about 100 cards, $17.57. A hospital unit or a staffing agency ordering for every nurse on the roster runs thousands, near 2 cents a card. Tap any of the 39 tiers below for the set total and the saving at each step.

What Are Nurse Business Cards

Nurse business cards print full color in the standard format for nurses and healthcare workers, and this card's configurator offers 73 stocks of its own. Nurses hand them out where a text or a typed-in number would get lost: a family at discharge, a recruiter at a job fair, a new colleague on a floor rotation, a referral to a specialist. With your credentials and a QR code in one place, the card gets kept and scanned. If you want the plain, everyday version of the same wallet format, the Standard Business Cards cover that, and other clinical roles have their own pages too, like Doctor Business Cards and Healthcare Business Cards.

What Size Should a Nurse Business Card Be

Most nurses stick with the default 2" x 3.5" card, the wallet size that fits any badge holder or lanyard pocket. If you want something that slides into a wallet like a credit card, the 2.125" x 3.375" is a hair smaller and reads a little more premium. The 1.5" x 3.5" slim card is the minimal pick when you only need a name, a title and a QR code, and the 2" x 2" square works as a compact referral or appointment card. All 4 sizes, both finishes, the rounded-corner options and the full stock list are grouped below the way the live configurator presents them, so you know what you can change before you change it.

Three choices shape a nurse card.

Pick a stock that feels like more

If you write a shift time or a room number on the card, pick an uncoated or linen stock, which takes a pen. Metallic pearl catches the light, and the painted-center stocks go up to 80pt for a thicker card. The default 14pt Gloss Cover keeps the price lowest, and a High-Gloss UV Coating brightens a logo or a photo. When you want that chunky, premium weight across a whole order, the Ultra Thick Business Cards carry the same idea up to the thickest stocks we run.

Put the QR code to work

Print your name and credentials on the front and a QR code on the back that opens your scheduling page, your profile or a patient portal, so a family member scans it instead of typing. If a code is the whole point of the card, the QR Code Business Cards are built around that.

Design it without a designer

Our business card design templates open in the online editor; pick a clean one, type your name, credentials and unit, and add one way to reach you. The template library holds more than 10,000 free designs across the 4OVER4 range.

Already have your artwork? Skip the editor and download a press-ready blank. Each blank business card template is built at the real trim size with the 1/8" bleed and safe margin already drawn in, so your design never crowds the cut. Pick the size that matches your order below, place your art, and upload.

How Much Do Nurse Business Cards Cost

Nurse business cards start at $17.57 per set of 100, about 18 cents each, and the per-card price keeps dropping as the quantity climbs toward 100,000, so the run size sets the cost of each card. A run of 900 lands at $53.83 and 8,000 drop to $179.25, roughly 2 cents apiece. Drag the slider below to set your count and see the set total and the per-card cost.

Can You Print a Name or Code on Each Card

Yes. Turn on variable data and you can drop a unique name, credentials and phone number onto each card in the run, so one order covers a whole floor, an agency roster or a travel-nurse team while the design stays fixed. Upload a spreadsheet with one row per person and the whole batch prints at once. Pair it with full color on both sides for a QR code on the back of each card.

How Do Nurse Business Cards Compare to the Rest of the Range

Weighing a doctor's card, a broader medical card or a plain standard card? The chart below lines up nurse business cards against their closest siblings with the starting price of each.

See How a Finished Nurse Card Lands

The gallery below collects cards our own customers printed in-house. Look at how each one orders a name, a title and one way to reach the holder. Tap any print to see it larger.

How Fast Can You Get Nurse Business Cards

Nurse business cards print on a 3 business day standard turnaround, and when a start date or a job fair sneaks up you can move that to 2-day, Next-Day or even Same-Day production. Each faster speed adds a set percentage to the base price. Same-Day orders need to be approved by the daily cutoff to ship that day. Compare every turnaround tier below and see exactly what the rush adds before you pick.

See the Rest of Our Cards

The full print product range lists the medical cards, heavier stocks and other clinical roles with everything else we print, each with its starting price.

Print Your Nurse Business Cards Today

At 4OVER4.COM, quality comes first, and it's backed by a satisfaction guarantee and 25+ years of printing since 1999. Pick the size, the stock and the finish, and the card hands off your name, your license and your number. Need them before a new role or a job fair? Our Same-Day production keeps you covered. Print your nurse business cards today.

What Belongs on a Nurse Business Card

A 2" x 3.5" card fills up fast, so the order matters more than the list. Name and credentials first, written the way you sign a chart. Then the role and the unit or specialty, because that is what a family at discharge or a charge nurse on a new floor is actually trying to place. Then one way to reach you, a direct number or an email, rather than both plus a fax line. The back is where the rest goes. Put a QR code there pointing at your scheduling page, your profile or a patient portal, and the card does the typing for whoever you hand it to. If you are outfitting a whole floor or an agency roster, variable data drops a different name, credential and number onto every card in the run from one spreadsheet, so the design stays fixed while each card carries its own nurse.