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Permanent RNs in New Hampshire earn about $62,500 annually, according to Nurse Salary Guide. Travel nurses typically make 10-30% more than permanent nurses, but salaries can vary based on location, specialty and experience.

TRAVEL NURSE SALARY

Permanent RNs in New Hampshire earn about $62,500 annually, according to Nurse Salary Guide. Travel nurses typically make 10-30% more than permanent nurses, but salaries can vary based on location, specialty and experience.

HOW DO I GET MY NEW HAMPSHIRE

NURSING LICENSE?

Follow these steps to get a New Hampshire RN license:

Note: To be eligible for a New Hampshire nursing license by endorsement, you must have worked as a nurse for at least 400 hours in the last four years AND finished 30 education contact hours within the past two years OR passed the National Council Licensing Examination (NCLEX) within two years of applying for this licensure.

Complete the application.
Complete Declaration of Primary State of Residency form and attach a copy of your driver’s license.
Pay the $120 fee.
Send application, residency form and fee to the New Hampshire Board of Nursing Office:

121 South Fruit Street, Suite 102
Concord, N.H. 03301

Verify licensures in other states through Nursys for Nursys-participating jurisdictions or by using the form. Your original state board needs to mail the verification to the New Hampshire Board of Nursing.
Complete a background check using this form. Complete the information section with signature, indicate “ORI” code: NHNSP0800 STATE POLICE CONCORD, NH and “Reason for” would be: BOARD OF NURSING NH RSA 326-B:15. Leave “EMPLOYER AND ADDRESS” blank. The card should have your inked fingerprints or live scan images on it.
You can obtain your fingerprints from whichever agency you generally use.
Include the NH State Police processing fee of $47 (make checks payable to State of NH, Criminal Records).
Mail completed fingerprint card, notarized Criminal Background Record Release Authorization form and fee to:

Office of Professional Licensure and Certification
New Hampshire Board of Nursing
121 South Fruit Street, Suite 102
Concord, NH 03301

To challenge an FBI criminal record report, click here and follow the instructions.

HOW DO I GET MY NEW HAMPSHIRE NURSING LICENSE?

Follow these steps to get a New Hampshire RN license:

Note: To be eligible for a New Hampshire nursing license by endorsement, you must have worked as a nurse for at least 400 hours in the last four years AND finished 30 education contact hours within the past two years OR passed the National Council Licensing Examination (NCLEX) within two years of applying for this licensure.

Complete the application.
Complete Declaration of Primary State of Residency form and attach a copy of your driver’s license.
Pay the $120 fee.
Send application, residency form and fee to the New Hampshire Board of Nursing Office:

121 South Fruit Street, Suite 102
Concord, N.H. 03301

Verify licensures in other states through Nursys for Nursys-participating jurisdictions or by using the form. Your original state board needs to mail the verification to the New Hampshire Board of Nursing.
Complete a background check using this form. Complete the information section with signature, indicate “ORI” code: NHNSP0800 STATE POLICE CONCORD, NH and “Reason for” would be: BOARD OF NURSING NH RSA 326-B:15. Leave “EMPLOYER AND ADDRESS” blank. The card should have your inked fingerprints or live scan images on it.
You can obtain your fingerprints from whichever agency you generally use.
Include the NH State Police processing fee of $47 (make checks payable to State of NH, Criminal Records).
Mail completed fingerprint card, notarized Criminal Background Record Release Authorization form and fee to:

Office of Professional Licensure and Certification
New Hampshire Board of Nursing
121 South Fruit Street, Suite 102
Concord, NH 03301

To challenge an FBI criminal record report, click here and follow the instructions.

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OPPORTUNITIES IN NEW HAMPSHIRE

New Hampshire has 14 acute care hospitals, according to the American Hospital Directory.
The state has one level 1 trauma center and two level II trauma centers.
New Hampshire is home to one teaching hospital, two military hospitals, and three psychiatric hospitals, according to US Hospital Info.

TRAVEL NURSE OPPORTUNITIES IN NEW HAMPSHIRE

New Hampshire has 14 acute care hospitals, according to the American Hospital Directory.
The state has one level 1 trauma center and two level II trauma centers.
New Hampshire is home to one teaching hospital, two military hospitals, and three psychiatric hospitals, according to US Hospital Info.

TRAVEL NURSE HOUSING

IN NEW HAMPSHIRE

If you would like assistance finding the right place to live during your time as a travel nurse in New Hampshire, please do not hesitate to contact our travel and housing department, who would love to help you. To give you an idea of the cost of living in this state, here are some statistics.

The average living wage for a single adult in New Hampshire is $23,587. Here are some statistics comparing New Hampshire apartment rental prices with the national average:

One-bedroom: 4% above the national average
Two-bedroom: 6% above the national average
Three-bedroom: 3% above the national average

Cost of living and rental prices will vary based on location within the state. Please contact us with any questions.

TRAVEL NURSE HOUSING IN NEW HAMPSHIRE

If you would like assistance finding the right place to live during your time as a travel nurse in New Hampshire, please do not hesitate to contact our travel and housing department, who would love to help you. To give you an idea of the cost of living in this state, here are some statistics.

The average living wage for a single adult in New Hampshire is $23,587. Here are some statistics comparing New Hampshire apartment rental prices with the national average:

One-bedroom: 4% above the national average
Two-bedroom: 6% above the national average
Three-bedroom: 3% above the national average

Cost of living and rental prices will vary based on location within the state. Please contact us with any questions.