Travel Allied Health Jobs in Washington

Travel nurse jobs in Washington are critical in ensuring healthcare facilities can function smoothly during healthcare staff shortages. When healthcare facilities don’t have enough staff nurses to support their patients, they rely on travel nurse positions to quickly fill staffing gaps without compromising on quality patient care. Travel nurse jobs in Washington pay more than staff nurse jobs in Washington and offer nurses the most control over their careers and lifestyle. Whether you’re a seasoned travel nurse or brand new to travel nursing, start your travel nurse job search with Nomad Health. Browse our collection of travel nurse jobs in Washington and filter your search to specific specializations, pay ranges, and cities

Cardiovascular Invasive Specialist
Tacoma, WA
$3,600
/ wk
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Cardiovascular Invasive Specialist
Puyallup, WA
$3,600
/ wk
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Cardiovascular Invasive Specialist
Olympia, WA
$3,560
/ wk
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Cardiovascular Invasive Specialist
Mount Vernon, WA
$3,480
/ wk
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Cardiovascular Invasive Specialist
Silverdale, WA
$3,360
/ wk
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Cardiovascular Invasive Specialist
Tacoma, WA
$3,360
/ wk
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Cardiovascular Interventional Radiology
Kirkland, WA
$3,160
/ wk
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Adult Echocardiography
Moses Lake, WA
$3,132
/ wk
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Mammography Tech
Spokane, WA
$3,080
/ wk
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Mammography Tech
Port Angeles, WA
$3,040
/ wk
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Travel Allied Health Jobs in Washington FAQs

Traveling allied health jobs in Washington typically earn between $1,500-3,500 per week, depending on the city, specialty, and experience. Urban areas or facilities with staffing shortages tend to offer higher pay.
Common in-demand disciplines in Washington include sugical techs, radiology techs and ultrasound techs, but demand can very. Seasonal needs(e.g. flue season) or large healthcare systems may impact availability.
Yes, most traveling allied contracts in Washington include housing stipends, health benefits, and travel reimbursements. Some contracts may offer furnished housing or completion bonuses.