Allied Health Travel Jobs in South Dakota

High-Paid Short-Term Contracts in South Dakota 

Healthcare pros willing to work on short-term travel contracts can often make more money per week than those who take on traditional employment. Facilities in need of people to fill urgent positions or shore up staffing are often willing to pay for those much-needed skills.  This is true for all types of allied health positions, but as an example, consider SLP jobs. The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that the average annual salary for SLPs in the state is around $59,270. That's about $1,139 per week. But allied travelers taking SLP positions via Med Travelers can make up to $2,300 weekly depending on experience and where they take on a job. Or, consider a travel Certified Rad Tech who can earn up to $2,900 per week while on assignment in Tennessee with Med Travelers. 

Competitive wages are just one perk of working with Med Travelers. You also get access to benefits. That can include health care coverage and access to 401(k) plans. Plus, we provide a housing stipend or free housing to help ensure you're set up with a living situation for any assignment. 

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