Travel RN Jobs in Missouri | Just Updated

Missouri is a Nurse Licensure Compact (NLC) state. If you already hold a multistate compact license, you're eligible to start assignments in Missouri without additional paperwork. Nurses without a compact license must apply for licensure by endorsement through the Missouri Board of Nursing. The process is typically efficient, but it's smart to begin early to avoid delays.

Travel nurse pay in Missouri currently ranges from $1,800 to $2,806 depending on your specialty, shift type, and location. RNs working in high-demand areas like St. Louis may see higher weekly rates. Night shifts and weekend contracts also tend to boost earning potential.

Advantis Medical provides an untaxed housing stipend to help cover the cost of short-term housing near your facility. Our team can assist in finding safe, affordable options—whether you're looking for a furnished apartment in Kansas City or more budget-friendly lodging near rural hospitals. We'll help make your transition seamless.

When you accept a Missouri travel RN assignment through Advantis, you’ll receive:

• Weekly direct deposit and competitive compensation
• Day One Benefits - Medical, Dental, Vision & 401(k)
• Help with travel & housing accommodations
• Dedicated licensing, onboarding, and credentialing team
• $500 referral bonuses for each friend you bring on assignment

Some of the highest-paying cities for travel nurses in Missouri include:

• St. Louis up to $2,806 Weekly
• Cape Girardeau up to $2,791 Weekly
• Chesterfield up to $2,428 Weekly
• Kansas City up to $2,411 Weekly
• Columbia up to $2,409 Weekly

Urban areas like St. Louis and Kansas City often offer competitive pay, especially for specialties like ICU and OR.