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Sage Group Healthcare pays Travel Gastrointestinal Nurses the most, averaging $3,266 per week, followed by Express Healthcare Staffing NY ($3,262) and Curam Staffing ($3,224). Sage Group Healthcare also has the highest ceiling, with max weekly pay reaching $3,904. For comparison, the New York average for Travel Gastrointestinal Nurses is $2,651 per week — Sage Group Healthcare pays 23% more.

Brooklyn, New York pays Travel Gastrointestinal Nurses the most, averaging $2,900 per week, followed by Rochester, New York ($2,854) and Ithaca, New York ($2,692). Rochester, New York has the highest ceiling, with max weekly pay reaching $3,904. For comparison, the New York average for Travel Gastrointestinal Nurses is $2,651 per week — Brooklyn, New York pays 9% more.

Manhattan, New York pays Gastrointestinal Nurses the most, averaging $55 per hour, followed by Brooklyn, New York ($45). Manhattan, New York also has the highest ceiling, with max hourly pay reaching $63. For comparison, the New York average for Registered Nurses is $62 per hour — Manhattan, New York pays 11% less.

Massachusetts pays Travel Gastrointestinal Nurses the most, averaging $2,684 per week, followed by Maine ($2,356) and New Hampshire ($2,069). Massachusetts also has the highest ceiling, with max weekly pay reaching $3,299. For comparison, the New York average for Travel Gastrointestinal Nurses is $2,651 per week — Massachusetts pays 1% more.

Only Massachusetts reports pay data for Gastrointestinal Nurses, averaging $29 per hour. Massachusetts also has the highest ceiling, with max hourly pay reaching $40. For comparison, the New York average for Registered Nurses is $62 per hour — Massachusetts pays 54% less.

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