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Updated October 2026

Travel Long Term Care RN pay

Travel Long Term Care RNs on Bypass take home a median of $1,992 per week right now, across 46 open contracts. The middle half pay $1,830 to $2,113; the top contract pays $2,679. That is about $229/week more than a traditional agency pays on the same contracts.

Median / wk

$1,992

Middle half

$1,830–$2,113

Top / wk

$2,679

Open contracts

46

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Travel Long Term Care RN pay by state

StateMedian / wkOpen
Iowa$1,9849
Kansas$2,0516
South Dakota$1,9125
Arizona$1,7205
Pennsylvania$2,3873
Wisconsin$2,0633
Maine$1,9223
Montana$1,6902
Colorado$1,6812
New York$2,6791
Hawaii$2,5251
Vermont$2,2211
Nebraska$2,1601
North Dakota$1,9841
Missouri$1,8911
Michigan$1,8801
Georgia$1,7941

Questions about travel Long Term Care RN pay

How much do travel Long Term Care RNs make per week?

On Bypass right now, travel Long Term Care RN contracts pay a median of $1,992 per week in take-home, across 46 open contracts. The middle half pay $1,830 to $2,113 per week, and the top contract pays $2,679. Take-home is taxable hourly pay plus housing and meal stipends.

Which states pay travel Long Term Care RNs the most?

Among states with more than one open contract, the highest median weekly take-home for travel Long Term Care RNs on Bypass is in Pennsylvania ($2,387), Wisconsin ($2,063), Kansas ($2,051).

Why does Bypass pay travel Long Term 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 Long Term Care RN contracts right now, about $229 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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