Travel Nurse Pay Calculator — Rhode Island
Rhode Island has a 6% state income tax. Enter your contract rate below to see your exact take-home after all taxes and tax-free stipends.
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RN • Rhode Island • 13 weeks
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Rhode Island Tax Overview
Example: $2,500/wk gross
≈ $2,243/wk take-home
Nursing License
Rhode Island requires a separate state license. Application takes 4–12 weeks and costs $100–$300.
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- Providence
- Warwick
- Cranston
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How much do travel nurses make in Rhode Island?
Travel nurses in Rhode Island pay 6% state income tax on taxable wages (not on tax-free stipends). A typical $2,500/week contract yields approximately $2,243 take-home after federal and state taxes, plus tax-free stipends. Enter your actual rate above for your exact take-home.
Does Rhode Island have a compact nursing license?
No, Rhode Island is not currently an NLC compact state. You'll need a separate Rhode Island nursing license ($100–$300, 4–12 weeks processing). Many staffing agencies help with the application and some cover the cost.
What are the GSA per diem rates in Rhode Island?
GSA per diem rates in Rhode Island vary by city and county. The standard CONUS rate is $110/night lodging and $68/day M&IE. Major metro areas like Providence typically have higher rates. Enter a ZIP code in the calculator above to see exact GSA rates for your assignment location.