Travel Long Term Care LPN Salary Guide: New Brunswick, NJ
Average Travel Long Term Care LPN Salary
Average Travel Long Term Care LPN Salary
$1,669/week
The average salary for a Travel Long Term Care LPN in New Brunswick, NJ is $1,669 per week. This is 10% higher than the US average of $1,502.
Last updated on July 6, 2024. Based on 29 active jobs on Vivian.com in the last 7 days.
Travel Long Term Care LPN salaries in New Brunswick, NJ compared to State and National Averages
Travel Long Term Care LPN salaries in New Brunswick, NJ compared to State and National Averages
$1,669/week
New Brunswick, NJ
10% higher than the US average.
$1,502/week
United States
How Travel Long Term Care LPN Salaries in New Brunswick Compare to Other Cities
How Travel Long Term Care LPN Salaries in New Brunswick Compare to Other Cities
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Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
$1,405/week
Rochester, New York
$1,211/week
Utica, New York
$1,630/week
Average Travel Long Term Care LPN Weekly Pay Over Time
Average Travel Long Term Care LPN Weekly Pay Over Time
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