Estimated pay
Median: $110,500/year. Typical range: $75,500–$155,000/year, depending on experience, facility type, shift and certifications.
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Estimated travel nurse (rn) pay in Florida, modeled from national BLS-style compensation data and Florida's registered-nurse wage index.
Median: $110,500/year. Typical range: $75,500–$155,000/year, depending on experience, facility type, shift and certifications.
8–26 week assignments with housing stipends and crisis pay.
We start from the national median for travel nurse (rn)s ($117,400) and apply Florida's RN wage index — its statewide RN mean pay relative to the national RN mean — to estimate a state-adjusted figure. This is a modeled estimate, not role-specific state data from BLS, which doesn't publish every role at the state level.
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Estimated median pay is $110,500 per year, with a typical range of $75,500–$155,000 depending on experience, setting and shift differentials.
We apply Florida's registered-nurse wage index (its RN mean pay relative to the national RN mean) to the national median for this role. It's a modeled estimate, not state-specific BLS data broken out by role — use it as a starting point, not a guarantee.
Florida pays below the national average for nursing roles — its RN wage index is 94% of the national mean. Lower pay is often offset by lower cost of living.
No — this reflects staff/permanent employment estimates. Travel and per-diem rates run higher and include stipends; see our staffing pages for contract-specific pay.
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