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TLC Nursing pays Travel Pediatrics Emergency Department Nurses the most, averaging $3,555 per week, followed by ALOIS Healthcare ($3,501) and Bluebix Solutions ($3,488). For comparison, the New York average for Travel Pediatrics Emergency Department Nurses is $2,808 per week — TLC Nursing pays 27% more.

Rochester, New York pays Travel Pediatrics Emergency Department Nurses the most, averaging $2,951 per week, followed by Syracuse, New York ($2,753) and Utica, New York ($2,717). Utica, New York has the highest ceiling, with max weekly pay reaching $3,555. For comparison, the New York average for Travel Pediatrics Emergency Department Nurses is $2,808 per week — Rochester, New York pays 5% more.

Manhattan, New York pays Pediatrics Emergency Department 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 $55 per hour — Manhattan, New York pays 1% less.

Connecticut pays Travel Pediatrics Emergency Department Nurses the most, averaging $2,871 per week, followed by Delaware ($2,607) and Massachusetts ($2,365). Connecticut also has the highest ceiling, with max weekly pay reaching $3,540. For comparison, the New York average for Travel Pediatrics Emergency Department Nurses is $2,808 per week — Connecticut pays 2% more.

Only Maryland reports pay data for Pediatrics Emergency Department Nurses, averaging $56 per hour. Maryland also has the highest ceiling, with max hourly pay reaching $60. For comparison, the New York average for Registered Nurses is $55 per hour — Maryland pays 1% more.

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