Travel Allied Health Professional Salary Guide: Washington

Mount Vernon, Washington pays Travel Allied Health Professionals the most, averaging $3,357 per week, followed by Olympia, Washington ($3,161) and Everett, Washington ($3,117). Everett, Washington has the highest ceiling, with max weekly pay reaching $4,560. For comparison, the Washington average for Travel Allied Health Professionals is $2,681 per week — Mount Vernon, Washington pays 25% more.

Pharmacist earns the most among Travel Practicing specialties in Washington, averaging $3,517 per week, followed by Echo-Vascular Technician ($3,408) and Cath Lab Technologist ($3,314). Interventional Radiology Technologist has the highest ceiling, with max weekly pay reaching $4,560. For comparison, the Washington average for Travel Allied Health Professionals is $2,681 per week — Pharmacist earns 31% more.

Alaska pays Travel Allied Health Professionals the most, averaging $2,890 per week, followed by California ($2,856) and Oregon ($2,661). California has the highest ceiling, with max weekly pay reaching $6,810. For comparison, the Washington average for Travel Allied Health Professionals is $2,681 per week — Alaska pays 8% more.

Resource Logistics Inc pays Travel Allied Health Professionals the most, averaging $6,230 per week, followed by LifePoint ($3,710) and TriOptus ($3,526). For comparison, the Washington average for Travel Allied Health Professionals is $2,681 per week — Resource Logistics Inc pays 132% more.