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- Travel 20 Weeks Variable Estimated Total Pay: $3,188.6 - $3,378.6 /wk*
*Includes estimated wage of $40.01 - $47.01 /hr and non-taxable benefits if eligible
- Local 20 Weeks Variable Estimated Hourly Pay: $75.9 - $80.1 /hr*
Estimated Total Pay: $1,600.56 - $1,880.56 /wk
- Travel 32 Weeks Variable Estimated Total Pay: $2,850.7 - $3,040.7 /wk*
*Includes estimated wage of $35.85 - $42.85 /hr and non-taxable benefits if eligible
Why Vermont?
Vermont isn’t just a change of scenery—it’s a full-on breath of fresh air. With the Green Mountains as your backdrop and scenic drives lined with maple trees and covered bridges, there’s always something peaceful just outside your door. On your days off, you can ski fresh powder in the winter, hike quiet trails in the summer, or explore small-town farmers markets, bookstores, and local festivals.
Travel nurses will find a mix of respected hospitals, critical access sites, and academic hubs like the University of Vermont Medical Center. The teams here are tight-knit, collaborative, and truly community-focused, so you’ll never feel like just another traveler passing through. Whether based in Burlington, Brattleboro, or somewhere delightfully in between, Vermont gives you space to show up, dig in, and feel at home.
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Exclusive Access to High-Paying Jobs
You’ll get exclusive access to numerous travel nurse jobs and assignments in Vermont. No matter where you dream of going, the perfect job is waiting for you.
Weekly Pay
With Host Healthcare, a travel nurse can get paid weekly AND get tax-free stipends. So when you travel with us, you can work on enjoying your assignment rather than when you’re going to get paid next.
Dedicated Housing Assistance
We’ll help you find and secure housing that makes you, your family, and your furry friends feel at home. Pet-friendly accommodations are available.
Health Benefits from Day 1
Because we’ve got your back (and your teeth and your eyes), your well-being is our top concern from the get-go, with full medical, dental, and vision benefits from day one.
Health Coverage Between Jobs
Time off should be stress-free, right? Yep! That’s why our policy allows you to keep your elected medical, dental, and vision benefits active between travel assignments less than 30 days apart.
401K Matching
Our competitive 401K investment plan (complete with company matching!) is our way of saying, “We have your back, throughout your journey.”
Vermont Nursing License
Our team of licensing specialists will walk you through the process of obtaining your Vermont nursing license, answer your questions, and help you stay on track from start to finish. Vermont is not currently part of the Nurse Licensure Compact (NLC), so you must apply for a state-specific license before working here. But don’t worry, we’ll help you every step of the way so you can focus on what you do best: providing great care.
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Top Vermont Cities to Live and Work as a Travel Nurse
Vermont is one of those rare places that feels like a breath of fresh air, literally and figuratively. It’s where wide-open spaces meet tight-knit communities, and your work as a travel nurse doesn’t just matter, it makes a difference. With its mix of cozy towns, outdoor adventures, and thoughtful living, the Green Mountain State has a way of drawing you in and making you feel right at home.
At Host Healthcare, we’re all about helping you find an assignment that feels just right. From Burlington’s buzz to Berlin’s quiet charm (and a few gems in between), we’ll match you with a job that fits your skills and vibe.
Burlington
Burlington’s got a rhythm all its own—artsy, outdoorsy, and just the right amount of quirky. Located along the shores of Lake Champlain, it’s Vermont’s largest city, but still has that small-town friendliness that makes you feel like a local fast. After a shift, you can grab fresh food at the co-op, catch a show at the Flynn Theater, or rent a paddleboard on Lake Champlain. The Church Street Marketplace is perfect for weekend browsing, with local shops, craft beer, and street performers. Plus, top hospitals in the area mean you’re surrounded by strong support and great colleagues.
Berlin
Tucked between Montpelier and Barre in central Vermont, Berlin is all about calm, convenience, and community. It’s home to Central Vermont Medical Center, making it a prime location for nurses who want to make an impact without the bustle. Start your mornings with a walk through Northfield Falls or grab a maple scone from a local bakery before heading into work. On your days off, you can explore forested trails, ski nearby slopes, or venture into neighboring towns for cozy cafés and festivals. It’s a quiet spot, but never dull.
Montpelier
Nestled in the heart of central Vermont, Montpelier is the country’s smallest state capital—and one of its most charming. With historic downtown streets, mountain views, and a creative local spirit, this city feels like something out of a storybook. On your days off, explore art galleries, sip cider at Three Penny Taproom, or walk along the Winooski River. You’re also a quick drive from outdoor adventures in every season. Nurses working in or near Montpelier find not just a job, but a rhythm that’s calm, connected, and deeply meaningful.
Rutland
Located in southwestern Vermont, Rutland is your launchpad for mountain-town adventures and relaxed living. It’s surrounded by scenic beauty and just a short drive from Killington, one of the East Coast’s most popular ski resorts. When you’re not on the clock, hike Pine Hill Park, visit local farmers markets, or explore downtown’s lively arts scene. The city’s strong healthcare system and welcoming community make it an ideal home base for nurses who want connection, balance, and a bit of mountain magic.
Explore Vermont travel nursing job opportunities and find the perfect travel nursing job that matches your professional goals and lifestyle.
Vermont Travel Nursing Jobs FAQs
Getting started as a travel nurse in Vermont is simple. Just take a couple of minutes to . As soon as you submit the form, a recruiter from our team will get in touch to help you explore the best travel nursing opportunities in Vermont, or We’ll present you with job options that match your experience, specialty, and personal preferences.
Host Healthcare makes it easy to secure housing during your Vermont assignment. Our dedicated housing specialists work with you directly to find accommodations that fit your lifestyle—whether traveling solo, with loved ones, or bringing your pet along. about how we can help you feel at home while on assignment in Vermont.
We do! Registered nurses who want the flexibility of contract work without leaving home can find local nursing jobs throughout Vermont. to connect with a recruiter who can show you local contract options and pay packages. You can also browse local listings on our jobs page anytime.
Travel nurse pay in Vermont varies based on several factors, including location, demand, facility, specialty, and contract specifics. At Host Healthcare, we take the time to understand what’s important to you and prioritize those needs when presenting job options. Our recruiters are here to guide you toward competitive pay packages that support your goals. Many assignments also include benefits starting from day one, such as health coverage, housing and meal stipends, travel reimbursement, 401(k) matching, and opportunities for growth.
Yes, travel expense reimbursement can be part of your contract. Make sure to talk to your recruiter before your assignment begins so they can include those expenses in your Vermont travel nurse agreement.