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Only Missouri reports pay data for Travel Medical Intensive Care Unit Nurses, averaging $2,011 per week. Missouri also has the highest ceiling, with max weekly pay reaching $2,310. For comparison, the Wisconsin average for Travel Medical Intensive Care Unit Nurses is $2,368 per week — Missouri pays 15% less.

Gifted Healthcare pays Travel Medical Intensive Care Unit Nurses the most, averaging $2,543 per week, followed by Talent4Health ($2,517) and Voca Healthcare ($2,495). For comparison, the Wisconsin average for Travel Medical Intensive Care Unit Nurses is $2,368 per week — Gifted Healthcare pays 7% more.

Only Milwaukee, Wisconsin reports pay data for Travel Medical Intensive Care Unit Nurses, averaging $2,399 per week. Milwaukee, Wisconsin also has the highest ceiling, with max weekly pay reaching $2,543. For comparison, the Wisconsin average for Travel Medical Intensive Care Unit Nurses is $2,368 per week — Milwaukee, Wisconsin pays 1% more.

Only Madison, Wisconsin reports pay data for Medical Intensive Care Unit Nurses, averaging $62 per hour. Madison, Wisconsin also has the highest ceiling, with max hourly pay reaching $65. For comparison, the Wisconsin average for Registered Nurses is $61 per hour — Madison, Wisconsin pays 1% more.

South Dakota pays Travel Medical Intensive Care Unit Nurses the most, averaging $2,331 per week, followed by Nebraska ($2,307) and Iowa ($2,256). Illinois has the highest ceiling, with max weekly pay reaching $2,655. For comparison, the Wisconsin average for Travel Medical Intensive Care Unit Nurses is $2,368 per week — South Dakota pays 2% less.

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