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- RN 13 Weeks Estimated Total Pay $2,918.65 - $3,071.67/wk* Nights
*Includes estimated wage of $24.33 - $31.33/hr and non-taxable benefits if eligible
- RN 13 Weeks Estimated Total Pay $2,918.65 - $3,071.67/wk* Nights
*Includes estimated wage of $24.33 - $31.33/hr and non-taxable benefits if eligible
- Cath Lab Tech 13 Weeks Estimated Total Pay $2,815.61 - $2,994.40/wk* Days
*Includes estimated wage of $28.66 - $35.66/hr and non-taxable benefits if eligible
Travel Nurse Jobs in New Mexico
Are you ready to discover new destinations? Then find your next travel nursing New Mexico job or travel therapy New Mexico job with Host Healthcare. From its beautiful landscape to outdoor activities, New Mexico is a great destination for a travel nursing job or physical therapy job assignment.
Travel nurse jobs in New Mexico give healthcare professionals an opportunity to work in new hospitals and gain hands-on patient care experience. Whether you’re looking for travel nursing jobs or travel PT jobs in New Mexico or anywhere in the United States, you have come to the right place.
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Cities Already Traveled
Just a few cities we’ve placed travelers: Albuquerque, Santa Fe, Las Cruces, Taos, Roswell, Rio, and Rancho.
From travel nursing jobs in New York to Alaska, or anywhere else within the United States, our travel nursing agency is here to help you find the perfect assignment.
Albuquerque
The state’s largest city is full of historic adobe buildings, museums, & shops with Native American handicrafts galleries.
Learn MoreSanta Fe
New Mexico’s state capital, Santa Fe is best known for its Pueblo-style architecture, and as a creative arts epicenter.
Learn MoreLas Cruces
Las Cruces is stunning! If you love hiking, desert monuments and national parks, you’ll love this small town charm.
Learn MoreRoswell
City of under 50,000 with an orchestra, galleries, and art museums to show off its more sophisticated side.
Learn MoreThe Perfect Meal
Sopapilla, Roasted Chiles, Carne adovada, and Margarita.
Rich History
Colonized by Spain
Colonized by Spain, what we know as New Mexico today became U.S. territory as part of the Gadsen Purchase in 1853. New Mexico didn’t become a U.S. state until 1912. There are many ways to learn about the history of this unique U.S. region.
New Mexico Museum of Art
There’s no better way to learn about a region than through art. Check out the state’s museum in Santa Fe.
Museum of New Mexico
Another great museum with New Mexican artifacts and written history is the Museum of New Mexico, also located in Santa Fe.
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