Travel ICU RN pay in Georgia
Travel ICU RNs in Georgia take home a median of $1,943 per week on Bypass right now, across 10 open contracts. The top contract pays $2,264. That is about $241/week more than a traditional agency pays on the same contracts.
Median / wk
$1,943
Top / wk
$2,264
vs. national median
−$451
Open contracts
10
Highest-paying open ICU RN contracts in Georgia
- Albany12 hour nights · 17 weeks · 36 hrs/wk$2,264/wk
- Stockbridge12 hour nights · 20 weeks · 36 hrs/wk$2,043/wk
- Stockbridge12 hour nights · 20 weeks · 36 hrs/wk$2,043/wk
- Fayetteville12 hour nights · 12 weeks · 36 hrs/wk$2,018/wk
- Fayetteville12 hour nights · 12 weeks · 36 hrs/wk$2,018/wk
- Augusta12 hour nights · 13 weeks · 36 hrs/wk$1,867/wk
- Austell12 hour nights · 13 weeks · 36 hrs/wk$1,802/wk
- Austell12 hour nights · 13 weeks · 36 hrs/wk$1,802/wk
- Austell12 hour nights · 13 weeks · 36 hrs/wk$1,794/wk
- Lagrange12 hour nights · 13 weeks · 36 hrs/wk$1,794/wk
Questions about travel ICU RN pay in Georgia
How much do travel ICU RNs make in Georgia?
Open travel ICU RN contracts in Georgia on Bypass pay a median of $1,943 per week in take-home, across 10 contracts. The middle half pay $1,802 to $2,037, and the top contract pays $2,264. Take-home is taxable hourly pay plus housing and meal stipends.
Does Georgia pay travel ICU RNs more than other states?
Right now the Georgia median is $451 per week below the national median of $2,394 for travel ICU RN contracts on Bypass.
Where in Georgia are travel ICU RN contracts open?
The most open contracts are in Austell (3), Stockbridge (2), Fayetteville (2), Albany (1).
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.