Average Travel Labor and Delivery Nurse Salary

$2,795/week

The average salary for a Travel Labor and Delivery Nurse in Massachusetts is $2,795 per week. This is 10% higher than the US average of $2,525.

Last updated on October 12, 2026. Based on 481 active jobs on Vivian.com in the last 7 days.

Travel Labor and Delivery Nurse salaries in Massachusetts compared to National Averages

$2,795/week

Massachusetts

10% higher than the US average.

$2,525/week

United States

Average Travel Labor and Delivery Nurse Weekly Pay Over Time
What cities in Massachusetts pay the most for Travel Labor and Delivery Nurses?

Brockton, Massachusetts pays Travel Labor and Delivery Nurses the most, averaging $4,069 per week, followed by Pittsfield, Massachusetts ($3,236) and Lawrence, Massachusetts ($3,218). Brockton, Massachusetts also has the highest ceiling, with max weekly pay reaching $4,206. For comparison, the Massachusetts average for Travel Labor and Delivery Nurses is $2,795 per week — Brockton, Massachusetts pays 46% more.

CityAverage Weekly SalaryMax Weekly Salary
Brockton, Massachusetts$4,069$4,206
Pittsfield, Massachusetts$3,236$3,499
Lawrence, Massachusetts$3,218$4,084
Northampton, Massachusetts$2,960$3,264
Needham, Massachusetts$2,917$2,917
Springfield, Massachusetts$2,907$3,282
How does the pay for Travel Labor and Delivery Nurses in Massachusetts compare to nearby states?

Hawaii pays Travel Labor and Delivery Nurses the most, averaging $2,743 per week, followed by Louisiana ($2,329) and North Carolina ($2,313). North Carolina has the highest ceiling, with max weekly pay reaching $3,991. For comparison, the Massachusetts average for Travel Labor and Delivery Nurses is $2,795 per week — Hawaii pays 2% less.

Average Weekly SalaryMax Weekly Salary
Hawaii$2,743$3,766
Louisiana$2,329$3,400
North Carolina$2,313$3,991
Texas$2,165$3,798
South Carolina$2,043$2,988
Florida$2,013$2,751
Mississippi$1,997$2,738
Alabama$1,967$2,758
Georgia$1,878$2,723
What are the highest paying Employers and Agencies for Travel Labor and Delivery Nurse jobs in Massachusetts?

Prolink Region 1 pays Travel Labor and Delivery Nurses the most, averaging $4,400 per week, followed by BHS Workforce ($4,250) and Compunnel Healthcare ($4,034). For comparison, the Massachusetts average for Travel Labor and Delivery Nurses is $2,795 per week — Prolink Region 1 pays 57% more.

Average Weekly SalaryMax Weekly Salary
Prolink Region 1$4,400$4,400
BHS Workforce$4,250$4,250
Compunnel Healthcare$4,034$4,034
Greenstaff Medical US-Travel$3,800$3,800
Resource Logistics Inc$3,709$3,771
Advantage Staffing Services$3,600$3,600
OneStaff Medical$3,490$3,490
Prime Staffing$3,451$4,200
Amergis Healthcare Staffing Boston$3,408$4,146
SkyBridge Healthcare Acute Care/ Allied Health$3,400$3,400

Last updated on October 12, 2026. Information based on active jobs on Vivian.com.

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