Travel Allied Health Professional Salary Guide: Oregon

Klamath Falls, Oregon pays Travel Allied Health Professionals the most, averaging $3,684 per week, followed by Eugene, Oregon ($3,461) and Bandon, Oregon ($3,349). Bandon, Oregon has the highest ceiling, with max weekly pay reaching $3,939. For comparison, the Oregon average for Travel Allied Health Professionals is $2,683 per week — Klamath Falls, Oregon pays 37% more.

Vascular Interventional Technologist earns the most among Travel Practicing specialties in Oregon, averaging $3,800 per week, followed by Electrophysiology Technician ($3,446) and Cath Lab Technologist ($3,384). Cath Lab Technologist has the highest ceiling, with max weekly pay reaching $4,699. For comparison, the Oregon average for Travel Allied Health Professionals is $2,683 per week — Vascular Interventional Technologist earns 42% more.

South Dakota pays Travel Allied Health Professionals the most, averaging $3,017 per week, followed by California ($2,929) and Nevada ($2,793). California has the highest ceiling, with max weekly pay reaching $7,730. For comparison, the Oregon average for Travel Allied Health Professionals is $2,683 per week — South Dakota pays 12% more.

Health Saviours pays Travel Allied Health Professionals the most, averaging $3,880 per week, followed by Amergis Healthcare Staffing Boston ($3,800) and Medical Solutions ($3,595). Curam Staffing has the highest ceiling, with max weekly pay reaching $3,939. For comparison, the Oregon average for Travel Allied Health Professionals is $2,683 per week — Health Saviours pays 45% more.