Allied Health Travel Jobs in Rhode Island

Allied Health Travelers Make More in Rhode Island 

Allied travelers often earn more money than those who take on similar positions in a traditional full-time capacity. That's due in part to the fact that, as a travel healthcare professional, you're often filling in where there's the most need for your skill sets and employers are willing to pay for that. Add to that the fact that healthcare jobs in Rhode Island often pay more than the national average, and you can really get an income boost by taking on short-term contracts in the state. For example, the average salary for SLPs in the nation is $83,240 per year. In Rhode Island, the average is $87,270 according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. That's around $1,680 per week. As a travel SLP in Rhode Island, you can earn up to $2,300 per week, while a travel CT Tech can earn a weekly wage of up to $3,100 while on assignment in RI with Med Travelers. 

On top of competitive pay, allied travelers with Med Travelers also get great benefits and perks, including 401(k) and health coverage options as well as housing stipends or free housing. 

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