We currently have 188 matching Travel Nursing jobs in Vermont.
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What are the best agencies for Travel Nursing jobs in Vermont?
The agencies on NurseFly that currently have the most Travel Nursing jobs in Vermont are Stability Healthcare (40 jobs), Cross Country Nurses (36 jobs), and OneStaff Medical (32 jobs).
How Much Do Travel Nursing Jobs Pay in Vermont?
For jobs available on NurseFly as of Thursday, November 26th 2020, the average weekly salary for a Travel Nursing in Vermont is $2,130 but can pay up to $4,017 per week.
- min - $902
- avg - $2,130
- max - $4,017
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Burlington, Vermont: Travel Nurse Guide
Posted on Oct 12, 2020
Vermont is one of the smallest states in the U.S, but also one of the most beautiful and enjoyable places to live. All four seasons offer something special, highlighted by stunning scenery throughout the state. Burlington, Vermont is a city of approximately 43,000 residents, located at the northern edge of the state, bordering Canada. The…
Day in the Life: COVID-19 ICU Nurse
Posted on Nov 11, 2020
As the nation’s daily count of COVID-19 cases continues to rise, we are again seeing a major demand for nurses and travel nurses in facilities across the country. For some of us, we have experienced this public health catastrophe in waves, while others have been working COVID crisis contracts since March. Either way, nurses have…
Can I be a Travel Nurse as a New Grad?
Posted on Oct 16, 2020
It’s a very good question to ask: can you be a travel nurse as a new grad. At the end of the day, probably not. Unfortunately, new graduate nurses don’t make the best travel nurses due to lack of experience. It can be an uncomfortable experience for both the traveler and the facility staff. Most facilities…
Burlington, Vermont: Travel Nurse Guide
Posted on Oct 12, 2020
Vermont is one of the smallest states in the U.S, but also one of the most beautiful and enjoyable places to live. All four seasons offer something special, highlighted by stunning scenery throughout the state. Burlington, Vermont is a city of approximately 43,000 residents, located at the northern edge of the state, bordering Canada. The…