We currently have 574 matching ICU Nurse jobs in Washington.
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What are the best agencies for ICU Nurse jobs in Washington?
The agencies on NurseFly that currently have the most ICU Nurse jobs in Washington are TaleMed (134 jobs), OneStaff Medical (62 jobs), and American Mobile Healthcare (62 jobs).
How Much Do ICU Nurse Jobs Pay in Washington?
For jobs available on NurseFly as of Saturday, September 19th 2020, the average weekly salary for a Travel Nurse in Washington is $2,033 but can pay up to $3,554 per week.
- min - $1,455
- avg - $2,033
- max - $3,554
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Posted on Jun 19, 2020
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Posted on Apr 08, 2020
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Featured Nurse: School Nurse Kayla Rachels Ellis
Posted on Sep 14, 2020
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