Travel Therapist Salary Guide: Greeley, CO
Average Travel Therapist Salary
Average Travel Therapist Salary
$2,091/week
The average salary for a Travel Therapist in Greeley, CO is $2,091 per week. This is equal to the Colorado average
Last updated on December 10, 2024. Based on 1 active jobs on Vivian.com in the last 90 days.
Travel Therapist salaries in Greeley, CO compared to State and National Averages
Travel Therapist salaries in Greeley, CO compared to State and National Averages
$2,091/week
Greeley, CO
1% higher than the US average.
$2,084/week
Colorado
1% higher than the US average.
$2,067/week
United States
How Travel Therapist Salaries in Greeley Compare to Other Cities
How Travel Therapist Salaries in Greeley Compare to Other Cities
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Cheyenne, Wyoming
$1,901/week
This is 10% lower than the Greeley average of $2,091.
Aspen, Colorado
$2,098/week
This is equal to the Greeley average
Pueblo, Colorado
$1,927/week
This is 9% lower than the Greeley average of $2,091.
What are the highest paying Agencies for Travel Therapist jobs in Greeley?
What are the highest paying Agencies for Travel Therapist jobs in Greeley?
Average Weekly Salary | Max Weekly Salary | |
---|---|---|
Jackson Therapy Partners | $2,091 | $2,091 |
Last updated on December 10, 2024. Information based on active jobs on Vivian.com.
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