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Access Healthcare pays Travel First Assist Nurses the most, averaging $3,456 per week, followed by HonorVet Technologies ($3,060) and CrossMed ($2,880). For comparison, the New Mexico average for Travel First Assist Nurses is $3,004 per week — Access Healthcare pays 15% more.

Only Taos, New Mexico reports pay data for Travel First Assist Nurses, averaging $3,004 per week. Taos, New Mexico also has the highest ceiling, with max weekly pay reaching $3,456. For comparison, the New Mexico average for Travel First Assist Nurses is $3,004 per week, roughly in line with Taos, New Mexico.

California pays Travel First Assist Nurses the most, averaging $3,590 per week, followed by Oklahoma ($2,348) and Arizona ($2,338). California also has the highest ceiling, with max weekly pay reaching $4,999. For comparison, the New Mexico average for Travel First Assist Nurses is $3,004 per week — California pays 19% more.

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