Travel Long Term Care Nurse Salary Guide: Rhode Island

Average Travel Long Term Care Nurse Salary

$2,070/week

The average salary for a Travel Long Term Care Nurse in Rhode Island is $2,070 per week. This is 6% higher than the US average of $1,951.

Last updated on January 2, 2025. Based on 1 active jobs on Vivian.com in the last 7 days.

Travel Long Term Care Nurse salaries in Rhode Island compared to National Averages

$2,070/week

Rhode Island

6% higher than the US average.

$1,951/week

United States

How does the pay for Travel Long Term Care Nurses in Rhode Island compare to nearby states?
Average Weekly SalaryMax Weekly Salary
Massachusetts$2,338$2,970
New York$2,222$3,346
Vermont$2,221$2,906
New Jersey$2,090$2,524
Maine$1,980$2,815
Pennsylvania$1,838$2,720
New Hampshire$1,822$3,000

Last updated on January 2, 2025. Information based on active jobs on Vivian.com.

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