See the leaves, ski in winter or spend a summer in comfortable climates while hiking mountains when you take on a short-term allied healthcare assignment in Vermont. The Green Mountain State is known for gorgeous views, and no matter where you land in Vermont, you're only a short drive from the coast, the Canadian border or a metropolis. If variety is what you're after, this is a great state to work. Check out our list of allied travel jobs in Vermont or click the button below to learn more.
Travel allied health workers often make more per week than equally skilled and experienced professionals in similar positions. Employers in areas with skills shortages or urgent needs are willing to pay more for your experience. That's true in Vermont as it is across the nation. Just consider this example: Respiratory Therapists in Vermont make an average annual wage of $65,180 per the Bureau of Labor Statistics. That's $1,253 a week. But RTs with Med Travelers can make as much as $3,500 per week when they're on assignment in Vermont. Meanwhile, a travel CT Tech can make up to $3,100 a week while on assignment in Vermont with Med Travelers.
That's just one example, and earnings potential can be higher in a variety of positions. Plus, you get some pretty sweet perks when working with Med Travelers. Benefits include retirement savings accounts, health coverage and, of course, housing stipends or free housing to get you settled in each assignment easily and quickly.
Med Travelers is one of the largest staffing networks in the Allied healthcare industry. Our team has access to an extensive database of opportunities, including exclusive travel allied jobs in Vermont.
Med Travelers makes it possible to take your family on assignment with you. And family isn't limited to your spouse and kids — your dog or cat may be able to come with you too. That way, when you're taking in the gorgeous autumn landscapes or enjoying summer in Vermont, you don't have to do it alone.
You're also not alone when you plan your assignments and grow your career. Dedicated Med Travelers recruiters are available to help you every step of the way.
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