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Only Virginia reports pay data for Travel Medical Intensive Care Unit Nurses, averaging $2,253 per week. Virginia also has the highest ceiling, with max weekly pay reaching $2,626. For comparison, the Ohio average for Travel Medical Intensive Care Unit Nurses is $2,105 per week — Virginia pays 7% more.

Refined Medical Staffing pays Travel Medical Intensive Care Unit Nurses the most, averaging $2,861 per week, followed by THP Healthcare Staffing ($2,502) and ProKatchers ($2,426). For comparison, the Ohio average for Travel Medical Intensive Care Unit Nurses is $2,105 per week — Refined Medical Staffing pays 36% more.

Dayton, Ohio pays Travel Medical Intensive Care Unit Nurses the most, averaging $2,422 per week, followed by Columbus, Ohio ($2,167) and Cleveland, Ohio ($1,974). Dayton, Ohio also has the highest ceiling, with max weekly pay reaching $2,746. For comparison, the Ohio average for Travel Medical Intensive Care Unit Nurses is $2,105 per week — Dayton, Ohio pays 15% more.

Beachwood, Ohio and Cleveland, Ohio pay Medical Intensive Care Unit Nurses the most, both averaging $34 per hour. Beachwood, Ohio also has the highest ceiling, with max hourly pay reaching $45. For comparison, the Ohio average for Registered Nurses is $46 per hour — Beachwood, Ohio and Cleveland, Ohio pay 26% less.

Wisconsin pays Travel Medical Intensive Care Unit Nurses the most, averaging $2,402 per week, followed by New York ($2,395) and Pennsylvania ($2,303). New York has the highest ceiling, with max weekly pay reaching $3,500. For comparison, the Ohio average for Travel Medical Intensive Care Unit Nurses is $2,105 per week — Wisconsin pays 14% more.

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