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A permanent registered nurse living in Rhode Island earns an average of $73,070 annually, according to Nurse Salary Guide. Travel nurses working anywhere in the United States tend to earn 10-30% more than their permanent counterparts. Of course, earnings vary based on location, specialty and experience.

TRAVEL NURSE SALARY

A permanent registered nurse living in Rhode Island earns an average of $73,070 annually, according to Nurse Salary Guide. Travel nurses working anywhere in the United States tend to earn 10-30% more than their permanent counterparts. Of course, earnings vary based on location, specialty and experience.

HOW DO I GET MY RHODE ISLAND

NURSING LICENSE?

To acquire a Rhode Island nursing license, follow these steps:

To apply for a nursing license by endorsement in Rhode Island, you must have passed the NCLEX exam, and you must be licensed in another state. However, if your permanent residence is within a Nurse Licensure Compact (NLC) state and you have a Multi-State license, do not apply for a Rhode Island license. Instead, click here to get more info about the NLC.

Apply online here.
Pay the $135 application fee.
You are only required to provide proof of residence if your primary address will be in Rhode Island.
Apply to the Department of Attorney General for a national background check. Click here for more info.
Verify licensures earned in other states. Use this site to verify licenses associated with jurisdictions that participate in Nursys. If you are licensed in AL, CA, HI, OK, PA or WV, you need to request that the appropriate board of nursing send verification directly to Rhode Island.

HOW DO I GET MY RHODE ISLAND NURSING LICENSE?

To acquire a Rhode Island nursing license, follow these steps:

To apply for a nursing license by endorsement in Rhode Island, you must have passed the NCLEX exam, and you must be licensed in another state. However, if your permanent residence is within a Nurse Licensure Compact (NLC) state and you have a Multi-State license, do not apply for a Rhode Island license. Instead, click here to get more info about the NLC.

Apply online here.
Pay the $135 application fee.
You are only required to provide proof of residence if your primary address will be in Rhode Island.
Apply to the Department of Attorney General for a national background check. Click here for more info.
Verify licensures earned in other states. Use this site to verify licenses associated with jurisdictions that participate in Nursys. If you are licensed in AL, CA, HI, OK, PA or WV, you need to request that the appropriate board of nursing send verification directly to Rhode Island.

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OPPORTUNITIES IN RHODE ISLAND

Rhode Island has 12 acute care hospitals, according to American Hospital Directory.
The state’s largest hospital, which is also a level I trauma center and a verified burn center, is Rhode Island Hospital.
Rhode Island has 8 teaching hospitals.

TRAVEL NURSE OPPORTUNITIES IN RHODE ISLAND

Rhode Island has 12 acute care hospitals, according to American Hospital Directory.
The state’s largest hospital, which is also a level I trauma center and a verified burn center, is Rhode Island Hospital.
Rhode Island has 8 teaching hospitals.

TRAVEL NURSE HOUSING

IN RHODE ISLAND

Our travel and housing experts look forward to helping you in finding excellent housing in Rhode Island. These statistics will help you get started:

The living wage in Rhode Island is $23,129 for a single adult. See the following statistics comparing Rhode Island apartment rental prices with the national average:

One-bedroom: 2% below the national average
Two-bedroom: 4% below the national average
Three-bedroom: 10% below the national average

Both cost of living and apartment rental prices are subject to change throughout the state. Please feel free to contact us to ask any questions. We look forward to assisting you!

TRAVEL NURSE HOUSING IN RHODE ISLAND

Our travel and housing experts look forward to helping you in finding excellent housing in Rhode Island. These statistics will help you get started:

The living wage in Rhode Island is $23,129 for a single adult. See the following statistics comparing Rhode Island apartment rental prices with the national average:

One-bedroom: 2% below the national average
Two-bedroom: 4% below the national average
Three-bedroom: 10% below the national average

Both cost of living and apartment rental prices are subject to change throughout the state. Please feel free to contact us to ask any questions. We look forward to assisting you!