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Only Maryland reports pay data for Travel Medical Intensive Care Unit Nurses, averaging $2,364 per week. For comparison, the Vermont average for Travel Medical Intensive Care Unit Nurses is $2,155 per week — Maryland pays 10% more.

Only AMN Healthcare Nursing reports pay data for Travel Medical Intensive Care Unit Nurses, averaging $2,155 per week. For comparison, the Vermont average for Travel Medical Intensive Care Unit Nurses is $2,155 per week, roughly in line with AMN Healthcare Nursing.

Only Burlington, Vermont reports pay data for Medical Intensive Care Unit Nurses, averaging $34 per hour. Burlington, Vermont also has the highest ceiling, with max hourly pay reaching $46. For comparison, the Vermont average for Registered Nurses is $41 per hour — Burlington, Vermont pays 18% less.

Massachusetts pays Travel Medical Intensive Care Unit Nurses the most, averaging $2,687 per week, followed by Connecticut ($2,484) and New York ($2,450). Massachusetts also has the highest ceiling, with max weekly pay reaching $3,629. For comparison, the Vermont average for Travel Medical Intensive Care Unit Nurses is $2,155 per week — Massachusetts pays 25% more.

Only Connecticut reports pay data for Medical Intensive Care Unit Nurses, averaging $53 per hour. Connecticut also has the highest ceiling, with max hourly pay reaching $55. For comparison, the Vermont average for Registered Nurses is $41 per hour — Connecticut pays 28% more.

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