We currently have 769 matching Travel Nursing jobs in Kentucky.
$3,318/week
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$2,073/week
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Travel Nursing FAQs
What hospitals in Kentucky currently have Travel Nursing job opportunities?
The hospitals on NurseFly that currently have the most Travel Nursing jobs in Kentucky are Jewish Hospital (64 jobs), KentuckyOne Health Women's Hospital Saint Joseph East (32 jobs), and Saint Joseph Hospital (23 jobs).
What are the best agencies for Travel Nursing jobs in Kentucky?
The agencies on NurseFly that currently have the most Travel Nursing jobs in Kentucky are trustaff (132 jobs), OneStaff Medical (103 jobs), and American Mobile Healthcare (97 jobs).
How Much Do Travel Nursing Jobs Pay in Kentucky?
For jobs available on NurseFly as of Sunday, October 25th 2020, the average weekly salary for a Travel Nursing in Kentucky is $1,850 but can pay up to $3,318 per week.
- min - $962
- avg - $1,850
- max - $3,318
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