Travel Nurse Intel
πŸ”₯ California travel nurse contracts paying up to $5,200/week
πŸ”₯ Washington ICU demand increased 12% this month
πŸ”₯ Arizona ER contracts filling rapidly
πŸ”₯ Housing stipends rising nationwide
πŸ”₯ Massachusetts remains a top premium market
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πŸ”₯ California travel nurse contracts paying up to $5,200/week
πŸ”₯ Washington ICU demand increased 12% this month

Highest Paying Travel Nurse States (2026)

Explore the highest paying states for travel nurses with real-time compensation intelligence, specialty demand trends, and market forecasting.

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Highest Average Weekly Pay
$5,200

California ICU contracts

Fastest Pay Growth
+14%

Phoenix, Arizona market growth

Top Shortage Specialty
ER

Emergency Room travel nursing

Top Housing Stipends
$1,900

Los Angeles premium contracts

Highest Paying States by Weekly Pay

Rank State Typical Weekly Pay Top Specialty Demand Level Market Trend
1 California $4,800 – $5,200 CVICU Extreme Rising
2 Washington $4,500 – $4,900 ER High Rising
3 Massachusetts $4,400 – $4,800 ICU High Strong Growth
4 Arizona $4,300 – $4,700 ER High Rapid Growth
5 Texas $4,100 – $4,600 ICU Moderate Stable
6 Florida $3,900 – $4,300 Telemetry Moderate Stable

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Disclaimer

Travel nurse pay estimates shown on this page are based on market trends, publicly available compensation data, recruiter submissions, and internal analytics. Actual contract compensation may vary depending on specialty, shift differentials, hospital systems, regional demand, recruiter margins, stipend structures, certifications, and experience levels. Information is provided for informational and educational purposes only and should not be considered legal, tax, financial, or employment advice.