Table of Contents
- Find Current Travel Nursing Jobs in Vermont 2024
- Vermont Licensure Information and Requirements
- Vermont CEU Requirements
- What Is the Average Travel Nursing Salary in Vermont?
- How To Become a Travel Nurse in Vermont With Trusted Nurse Staffing in Three Simple Steps
- Why Should You Consider Becoming a Travel Nurse in Vermont?
- What Are The High-Demand Travel Nursing Specialities in Vermont Right Now?
- FAQs About Vermont Travel Nursing
Find Current Travel Nurse Jobs in Vermont
Vermont Licensure Information and Requirements
For the most up-to-date information on licensure requirements and fees, visit the Vermont Board of Nursing website or contact them at (802) 828-2396.
Licensure Requirements
Vermont is part of the Nurse Licensure Compact, so you won’t need to get a state-specific license to work as a travel nurse there if you already have a multistate license in another compact state.
If your primary license is in a non-compact state, you must apply for licensure by endorsement. To complete this process:
- Review nursing statutes and rules.
- Create an account with the Vermont Office of Professional Regulation.
- Complete the online application for an individual license.
- Request verification of your credentials through NursysⓇ.
- Complete a criminal background check.
Applications are normally processed within three to five business days. The Office of Professional Regulation also has the authority to issue provisional 90-day licenses while application information is pending.
Licensure Fees
The application fee for licensure by endorsement is $150.
Nurse Licensure Compact Status
Vermont enacted the Nurse Licensure Compact (NLC) on February 1st, 2022.
Is Vermont a Walk-Through State?
Vermont is not a walk-through state.
Vermont CEU Requirements
RNs and LPNs in Vermont need to complete one of the following requirements every two years to renew their licenses:
1. Verified 50 days (equal to 400 hours) of active practice in the previous 2 years or 120 days (equal to 960 hours) of active practice in the previous 5 years
2. 20 hours of qualifying continuing ed in the previous 2 years; or
3. A nationally recognized certification
Vermont APRNs must complete all of the following every two years:
1. Meet 20 hours of CE criteria to renew an RN license
2. Have practiced as an APRN for 50 days in the last 2 years or 120 days in the last 5 years
3. Hold a current national APRN certification
APRNs who prescribe or dispense controlled substances must also complete two hours of training in that area every two years.
What Is the Average Travel Nursing Salary in Vermont?
For travel nursing, Vermont has a current average weekly salary of $1,662. This is below the national average. However, the cost of living in Vermont is higher than the national average. This may be something to consider if you’re thinking of taking a travel nursing job in this state.
But remember, travel nurses receive many benefits besides just their salaries. There are also things like housing stipends, travel and meal allowances, and bonuses to consider.
Cities in Vermont With the Highest Travel Nursing Salaries
White River Junction
The average travel nursing salary in White River Junction, VT, is $2,479 per week.
Brattleboro
The average travel nursing salary in Brattleboro, VT, is $2,376 per week.
Newport
The average travel nursing salary in Newport, VT, is $2,209 per week.
Middlebury
The average travel nursing salary in Middlebury, VT, is $2,009 per week.
Rutland
The average travel nursing salary in Rutland, VT, is $1,982 per week.
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How To Become a Travel Nurse in Vermont With Trusted Nurse Staffing in 3 Simple Steps
Use our Pronto job search to see listings for travel nurse jobs in Vermont. You can set filters to search by salary, location, specialty, and more.
Don’t see anything you love? No problem — Pronto will update you when more travel nursing jobs in Vermont become available.
After you’ve looked through the listings and found Vermont travel nursing jobs that interest you, it’s time to sign up and apply. Pronto makes it easy to do everything in one place, from filling out an application to uploading credentials and more.
If you need a little assistance, one of our Trusted Nurse Staffing support team members will be happy to help.
Found your dream travel nursing job in Vermont? Great! Just sign your contract and you’re ready to go.
And next, if you love Vermont so much that you’d like to stay longer or want to spread your wings and try someplace new, our staff is here to assist you through the process.
Why Should You Consider Becoming a Travel Nurse in Vermont?
If you’re searching for a well-balanced lifestyle filled with mountain hikes, scenic drives, and quaint towns, look no further than “The Great Mountain State” of Vermont.
You’ll find endless opportunities for entertainment here. Plus, the change of seasons will leave you feeling like you’re living in a movie.
As you explore the state during your Vermont travel nursing assignment, you might check out:
- Farms and wineries
- Nature museums and parks
- Vermont crafts, food, and art
- Bookstores
- Mountain walks and scenic drives
- Skiing and snow sports
If you plan on travel nursing in Vermont during the fall or winter months, you’ll definitely want to pack your warmest clothes!
Speaking of cold weather, winter is the perfect time for travel nurses who are fans of skiing to call Vermont home. Check out Killington Resort, the biggest ski area in the East with a broad diversity of terrain across six mountains. Or explore Stowe, known for its quaint ski village, expert ski terrain, and excellent hospitality.
If the lake life is more your speed, head to Emerald Lake State Park, Grand Isle State Park, or Lake St. Catherine State Park. With lakeside camping, a beach, boating, and fishing, you’ll have no problem unwinding.
Vermont is a great place to be a travel nurse. Visit Pronto to check out our listings for Vermont travel nursing jobs to see if this could be your next travel nursing destination.
What Are The High-Demand Travel Nursing Specialities in Vermont Right Now?
Labor and Delivery
Operating Room
Neonatal Intensive Care Unit
Post-Anesthesia Care Unit
Intensive Care Unit
Emergency Room
Pediatrics
Step-Down Unit
FAQs About Vermont Travel Nursing
What Are Your Active Travel Nursing Jobs in Burlington?
If you’re on the hunt for active travel nursing jobs in Burlington, visit the Pronto job search. If you don’t see any travel nursing assignments that fit your preference, no need to worry — Pronto will notify you when travel nursing jobs in Burlington become available.
What Are Your Active Travel Nursing Jobs in South Burlington?
Looking into travel nursing jobs in South Burlington? Visit Pronto to check out our active assignments.
Don’t sweat it if you don’t come across any assignments that interest you. Every time a new travel nursing job in South Burlington that matches your filters becomes available, Pronto will let you know.
What Are Your Active Travel Nursing Jobs in Rutland?
If you’re searching for travel nursing jobs in Rutland, the first step to finding your dream assignment is to visit the Pronto job search. There, you’ll be able to see a list of available nursing assignments in Rutland that match your qualifications.
If you don’t come across any assignments that interest you, not to worry. Pronto will alert you when Rutland travel nurse assignments become available.
How Do I Find Housing While Travel Nursing in Vermont?
“Choosing to accept a stipend doesn’t mean that your recruiter at Trusted Nurse Staffing won’t be there to help you along the way. Connect with us, and we can give you insights into the various areas and even connect you with rental properties used by travel nurses in the past.”
How Long Are Vermont Travel Nursing Assignments?
The length of your Vermont travel nursing assignment can vary depending on:
- The contract lengths your chosen travel nursing agency offers (some will only offer certain contract lengths).
- The type of travel nursing assignment you apply for. Some travel nursing assignments can be much shorter due to the specialty or nature of the assignment.
At Trusted Nurse Staffing, we offer flexible contracts running 8,13,16, or 52 weeks.
If your assignment is a good fit and you’d like to call Vermont home for a bit longer, your Trusted Nurse Staffing recruiter can help you extend your contract.
What Benefits Do I Receive As a Travel Nurse in Vermont?
The benefits you are eligible to receive as a Vermont travel nurse can vary depending on what is offered by the travel nursing agency you choose.
Doing your research and looking around for a travel nursing agency in Vermont may seem a bit overwhelming, but it’s a decision that will greatly impact your experience.
It’s best to have a firm understanding of what each agency offers before you commit to an assignment.
As a nurse with Trusted Nurse Staffing, you’ll receive many benefits, including:
Competitive Compensation
- 401(k) with 4% match after 1,000 hours and 1 year of employment
- Weekly Paychecks
- Direct Deposit
- Overtime/Double Time is Available
- Customizable Pay Packages
Top-Tier Bonus Opportunities:
- $1500 Referral Bonus Program
- Loyalty Program
- Sign-on & Completion Bonus
- Discount Program
Leading Health & Wellness Benefits:
- Employer Sponsored Health Insurance
- HRA Card to fully cover healthcare deductibles
- Guardian Dental and Vision Insurance
- Wellness Benefits
Additional Insurance Benefits:
- Portable Permanent Whole Life Insurance
- License, Certifications & CEU reimbursements
- Portable Short-term/Longterm
- Disability Insurance
Work Flexibility:
- Flexible contract options
- Full/Part Time Work, Per Diem
- Housing, Meal and Travel Stipends
- Rental Car Options
Best In Class and Communication:
- On Day 1, you’ll get matched with your own dedicated support team that includes clinical support, payroll, and compliance experts, with ongoing assignment advocacy.
Why Should I Apply To Travel Nursing Jobs in Vermont With Trusted Nurse Staffing?
At TNS, travel nurses are not just a number. You and the work you do are valuable and your compensation should reflect that.
We acknowledge the challenges of working on the road, which is why you’ll enjoy the highest pay rates and the best benefits packages in the industry when you partner with Trusted Nurse Staffing.
We’re also able to offer 24/7 support because we believe that our nurses deserve the best. If you need us for anything while on the road, we’ll be ready to take your call.