Travel Healthcare Jobs in Albuquerque, NM

124 open travel contracts across 7 disciplines in Albuquerque. Live inventory, updated daily from CatSol's job database.

Open jobs:124
Weekly pay:$507–$3,108
License:Compact OK

Quick Answer

CatSol has 124 open travel healthcare jobs in Albuquerque, New Mexico right now, paying $507–$3,108/week with tax-free stipends. RN is the most in-demand role (64 open).

Open Roles in Albuquerque by Profession

ProfessionOpenWeekly Pay
RN64$1,724–$3,10864 in Albuquerque →
CNA28$507–$71228 in Albuquerque →
LPN/LVN22$813–$1,39022 in Albuquerque →
Physical Therapy4$1,919–$2,676All New Mexico →
Occupational Therapy3$1,720–$2,576All New Mexico →
Speech Therapy2$2,160–$2,775All New Mexico →
Cardiology1$3,016–$3,016

Facilities Hiring in Albuquerque

Lovelace Medical Center

43 openup to $3,016/wk

Lovelace Women's Hospital

22 openup to $3,108/wk

Skies Healthcare And Rehabilitation Center

13 openup to $1,132/wk

Las Palomas Center

11 openup to $1,390/wk

Bear Canyon Rehabilitation Center

10 openup to $1,132/wk

Sandia Ridge Center

10 openup to $1,919/wk

Albuquerque Heights Healthcare And Rehabilitation Center

5 openup to $1,114/wk

Canyon Transitional Rehabilitation Center

3 openup to $1,720/wk

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many travel healthcare jobs are available in Albuquerque, NM?

CatSol currently has 124 open travel healthcare contracts in Albuquerque, New Mexico, spanning 7 disciplines including RN, CNA, LPN/LVN. Inventory refreshes daily.

How much do travel healthcare jobs in Albuquerque pay?

Open contracts in Albuquerque pay $507–$3,108 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 Albuquerque right now?

RN leads with 64 open contracts in Albuquerque, paying up to $3,108/week.

Do I need a New Mexico license to work in Albuquerque?

New Mexico is a Nurse Licensure Compact (NLC) state, so nurses with a multistate compact license can work in Albuquerque without a separate state license. CatSol verifies your compact status and handles any paperwork.