Travel Healthcare Jobs in California Central Valley, CA

82 open travel contracts across 15 disciplines in California Central Valley. Live inventory, updated daily from CatSol's job database.

Open jobs:82
Weekly pay:$610–$4,056
License:CA required

Quick Answer

CatSol has 82 open travel healthcare jobs in California Central Valley, California right now, paying $610–$4,056/week with tax-free stipends. Behavioral Health is the most in-demand role (20 open).

Open Roles in California Central Valley by Profession

ProfessionOpenWeekly Pay
Behavioral Health20$2,022–$3,453
Physical Therapy12$1,487–$2,993All California →
CNA11$725–$1,389All California →
Recreational Therapy8$2,493–$2,750
Pharmacy7$747–$2,373
Medical Assistant5$720–$1,016
Psychologist4$610–$2,784
Radiology/Imaging4$1,936–$2,132
RN3$2,834–$2,867All California →
Registered Dietitian (RD)3$2,253–$2,253
RCP (Respiratory Care Practitioner)1$1,775–$1,775
Optometry1$4,056–$4,056
Dietary Services1$1,831–$1,831
LPN/LVN1$2,022–$2,022All California →
SLP (Speech Language Pathologist)1$1,964–$1,964

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many travel healthcare jobs are available in California Central Valley, CA?

CatSol currently has 82 open travel healthcare contracts in California Central Valley, California, spanning 15 disciplines including Behavioral Health, Physical Therapy, CNA. Inventory refreshes daily.

How much do travel healthcare jobs in California Central Valley pay?

Open contracts in California Central Valley pay $610–$4,056 per week, including tax-free housing and meal stipends. Pay varies by profession, specialty, shift, and facility.

What is the most in-demand role in California Central Valley right now?

Behavioral Health leads with 20 open contracts in California Central Valley, paying up to $3,453/week.

Do I need a California license to work in California Central Valley?

California is not part of the Nurse Licensure Compact, so you'll need a California license. CatSol assists with the endorsement process and reimburses associated fees.