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Updated October 2026

Travel L&D RN pay

Travel L&D RNs on Bypass take home a median of $2,633 per week right now, across 417 open contracts. The middle half pay $2,326 to $2,961; the top contract pays $4,069. That is about $310/week more than a traditional agency pays on the same contracts.

Median / wk

$2,633

Middle half

$2,326–$2,961

Top / wk

$4,069

Open contracts

417

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Travel L&D RN pay by state

StateMedian / wkOpen
California$3,14562
Texas$2,29150
Washington$2,95243
North Carolina$2,28220
Colorado$2,76317
Ohio$2,52516
Maryland$2,37916
Kansas$2,35115
Iowa$2,55514
Virginia$2,40114
Tennessee$1,92813
Oklahoma$2,38912
Georgia$2,09911
North Dakota$3,0399
New Hampshire$2,9158
Oregon$2,8868
Indiana$2,4547
Wisconsin$2,8736
Idaho$2,7596
Arizona$2,6716

Questions about travel L&D RN pay

How much do travel L&D RNs make per week?

On Bypass right now, travel L&D RN contracts pay a median of $2,633 per week in take-home, across 417 open contracts. The middle half pay $2,326 to $2,961 per week, and the top contract pays $4,069. Take-home is taxable hourly pay plus housing and meal stipends.

Which states pay travel L&D RNs the most?

Among states with more than one open contract, the highest median weekly take-home for travel L&D RNs on Bypass is in South Dakota ($3,187), California ($3,145), North Dakota ($3,039).

Why does Bypass pay travel L&D 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 L&D RN contracts right now, about $310 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.

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