Travel Ambulatory Care RN pay
Travel Ambulatory Care RNs on Bypass take home a median of $2,516 per week right now, across 4 open contracts. The middle half pay $2,324 to $2,645; the top contract pays $2,834. That is about $247/week more than a traditional agency pays on the same contracts.
Median / wk
$2,516
Middle half
$2,324–$2,645
Top / wk
$2,834
Open contracts
4
Highest-paying open Ambulatory Care RN contracts
Travel Ambulatory Care RN pay by state
| State | Median / wk | Open |
|---|---|---|
| Maine | $2,834 | 1 |
| Alaska | $2,582 | 1 |
| Wisconsin | $2,449 | 1 |
| Missouri | $1,949 | 1 |
Questions about travel Ambulatory Care RN pay
How much do travel Ambulatory Care RNs make per week?
On Bypass right now, travel Ambulatory Care RN contracts pay a median of $2,516 per week in take-home, across 4 open contracts. The middle half pay $2,324 to $2,645 per week, and the top contract pays $2,834. Take-home is taxable hourly pay plus housing and meal stipends.
Why does Bypass pay travel Ambulatory Care RNs more than a traditional agency?
Bypass is powered by Magnet Medical, which runs travel staffing with software and a small operations team instead of a large recruiter floor. The lower cost of placing a traveler is passed through as pay: on open Ambulatory Care RN contracts right now, about $247 per week more at the median than a traditional agency pays on the same contract.
Figures are weekly take-home on contracts open on Bypass as of October 2026, refreshed hourly. Stipends are non-taxable for travelers who maintain a tax home. Confirm specifics in your contract.