Average Travel Nurse Salary

$2,008/week

The average salary for a Travel Nurse in Alabama is $2,008 per week. This is 10% lower than the US average of $2,200.

Last updated on September 28, 2026. Based on 3,182 active jobs on Vivian.com in the last 7 days.

Travel Nurse salaries in Alabama compared to National Averages

$2,008/week

Alabama

10% lower than the US average.

$2,200/week

United States

What cities in Alabama pay the most for Travel Nurses?

Selma, Alabama pays Travel Nurses the most, averaging $2,726 per week, followed by Prattville, Alabama ($2,293) and Valley, Alabama ($2,246). Tuscaloosa, Alabama has the highest ceiling, with max weekly pay reaching $3,137. For comparison, the Alabama average for Travel Nurses is $2,008 per week — Selma, Alabama pays 36% more.

CityAverage Weekly SalaryMax Weekly Salary
Selma, Alabama$2,726$3,097
Prattville, Alabama$2,293$3,088
Valley, Alabama$2,246$2,246
Tuscaloosa, Alabama$2,136$3,137
What type of Travel Nurses make the most money in Alabama?

Radiology earns the most among Travel Nursing specialties in Alabama, averaging $2,698 per week, followed by Cardiac PCU - Progressive Care Unit ($2,448) and Cardiac Stepdown ($2,448). Cardiac PCU - Progressive Care Unit has the highest ceiling, with max weekly pay reaching $3,250. For comparison, the Alabama average for Travel Nurses is $2,008 per week — Radiology earns 34% more.

SpecialtyAverage Weekly SalaryMax Weekly Salary
Radiology$2,698$2,698
Cardiac PCU - Progressive Care Unit$2,448$3,250
Cardiac Stepdown$2,448$3,250
OR Scrub RN$2,396$2,812
Cardiac Cath Lab$2,365$2,747
Interventional Radiology$2,365$2,747
How does the pay for Travel Nurses in Alabama compare to nearby states?

Missouri pays Travel Nurses the most, averaging $2,150 per week, followed by Kentucky ($2,101) and Louisiana ($2,089). Florida has the highest ceiling, with max weekly pay reaching $4,189. For comparison, the Alabama average for Travel Nurses is $2,008 per week — Missouri pays 7% more.

Average Weekly SalaryMax Weekly Salary
Missouri$2,150$3,888
Kentucky$2,101$3,900
Louisiana$2,089$3,400
Florida$2,034$4,189
South Carolina$2,028$3,206
North Carolina$2,026$4,074
Georgia$1,997$3,995
Arkansas$1,935$3,399
Tennessee$1,935$3,813
Mississippi$1,861$3,540
What are the highest paying Employers and Agencies for Travel Nurse jobs in Alabama?

Enterprise Solutions, Inc. pays Travel Nurses the most, averaging $3,046 per week, followed by A.T. Staffing - "The Agency" Since 1969 ($3,040) and Compunnel Healthcare ($3,020). American Consultants has the highest ceiling, with max weekly pay reaching $3,137. For comparison, the Alabama average for Travel Nurses is $2,008 per week — Enterprise Solutions, Inc. pays 52% more.

Average Weekly SalaryMax Weekly Salary
Enterprise Solutions, Inc.$3,046$3,046
A.T. Staffing - "The Agency" Since 1969$3,040$3,040
Compunnel Healthcare$3,020$3,020
Aptiva Healthcare$3,000$3,000
Medasource$2,887$2,887
Prolink Region 4$2,860$2,950
American Consultants$2,857$3,137
Reliable Nurse Staffing$2,800$2,800
Revolution Healthcare Services$2,760$2,954
HealthTrust Workforce Solutions$2,723$2,989

Last updated on September 28, 2026. Information based on active jobs on Vivian.com.

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