Travel Nursing Jobs in New Mexico

How Much do New Mexico Travel Nurse Jobs Pay? Earn up to $2,940/week

A New Mexico travel nurse's salary can vary based on specialty, facility, and years of experience. With a position through American Mobile, wages may be between $1,650 to $2,940 weekly. For an eight-week assignment, that can add up to $23,520. For a 13-week assignment, you can take home up to $38,220.

By comparison, nurses in permanent, full-time positions here typically take home an average of $65,870 annually. That breaks down to $1,267 weekly.

 We Offer More Than a Competitive Paycheck

Although a competitive paycheck is undoubtedly desirable, other benefits are equally important. Our comprehensive benefits package includes no-cost company-arranged housing, mental health resources for travel RNs, free CEUs, referral bonuses, and much more.

In addition, we have dedicated recruiters, a 24/7 customer care line, and the largest database of positions available today. Thanks to the relationships we've developed with partner institutions, our travel nurses work with top doctors to build their skill sets and enhance their resumes with every assignment. By working with American Mobile, you get all these things and a competitive paycheck.

New Mexico Adventures are Here to Guide Your Future

New Mexico is known as the Land of Enchantment for a reason. The state is home to dramatic desert landscapes, bubbling hot springs, and picturesque snowcapped peaks. Adventurous RNs should make sure to schedule a day trip to Carlsbad Caverns National Park and take some time to explore a few of the state's more than 400 ghost towns.

If you've brought along your family, enjoy New Mexico's kid-friendly pastimes. Check out the Old West through a historic train ride, or hike with llamas at Wild Earth Adventures. You can even learn classic Western skills such as sheep shearing or wool dyeing. The possibilities for exploration and enjoyment are boundless.

New Mexico is also known for its diverse cultures. Travel nurses on assignment here may want to take advantage of their stay to learn more about local Native American communities through museums, performances, and art centers. Trying some authentic New Mexican cuisine is also a must. It blends Spanish and Native American flavors for a one-of-a-kind taste.

If New Mexico sounds like the ideal place for your next travel nurse assignment, our recruiters are ready to match you to the job you've been waiting for.