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Ohio Travel RN Contracts at a Glance

Ohio draws steady travel RN demand across a healthcare system that includes major academic and trauma-level medical centers in Cleveland and Columbus, a dense regional hospital network in Cincinnati and the surrounding tri-state area, and community and critical access facilities across the rural southeast, northwest, and Appalachian regions. The state's cost of living — tracked by the Missouri Economic Research and Information Center as below the national average — is a practical factor when evaluating take-home pay across contract states. Ohio is a Nurse Licensure Compact (NLC) member, so RNs with a multistate license can begin contracts without a separate Ohio endorsement.

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FAQs – Travel Registered Nurse Jobs in OH

What nursing license is required for Ohio travel RN assignments?

Ohio participates in the Nurse Licensure Compact (NLC). If you already have a multistate compact license, you can work in Ohio without additional steps. Otherwise, you’ll need to apply for licensure by endorsement through the Ohio Board of Nursing.

Ohio Board of Nursing

Contact information

Website: https://nursing.ohio.gov/

Phone: 614.466.3947

Fees

License by Exam: $75 (+$200 testing fee)

License by Endorsement: $75

Renewal: $65 - July 1 – September 15 odd years / $115 – September 16 – October 31 odd years

Timing

Processing Time: 4 – 6 weeks

Valid for: 2 years

Renewal Schedule: October 31, every two years

General Information

Nurse Licensure Compact: Yes

Nursys: Yes

CEU Requirements: 24 contact hours including 1 hour of Category A CE

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Which hospitals or healthcare networks will I find in Ohio?
Ohio is home to nationally recognized healthcare systems like Cleveland Clinic, OhioHealth, and University Hospitals. These systems frequently hire travel RNs across a variety of specialties.
What do travel nurses in Ohio typically earn per week?
Weekly pay packages for travel RN jobs in Ohio currently range around $1,724 to $2,946, though rates vary by city, specialty, and shift. High-demand specialties such as CVOR and ER often pay at the higher end, especially for night shifts or urgent start contracts.
What are the advantages of working with Advantis Medical on Ohio travel nursing contracts?

Travel nurses in Ohio enjoy a strong benefits package, including:

  • 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
  • $1,000 Referral Bonus + $250 Bonus for Your Referral for each friend you bring on assignment
Where can I find the best-paying travel nurse jobs in Ohio?

Pay rates are highest in and around major cities like:

  • Columbus up to $2,946 Weekly
  • Dayton up to $2,828 Weekly
  • Cincinnati up to $2,617 Weekly
  • Cleveland up to $2,494 Weekly
  • Middleburg Heights up to $2,474 Weekly
What nursing specialties currently have the most travel nurse jobs in New York?

Travel RN assignments in New York are especially abundant in high-acuity units. In-demand specialties right now include:

If you're exploring travel nurse jobs Ohio, certain specialties stand out due to high demand across Ohio’s top healthcare facilities. Based on our current openings, here are the specialties with the most active travel nursing jobs in Ohio.

For Travel RN Jobs, these specialties have the most openings:

For LPN Travel Jobs, these specialties are in highest demand:

  • No LPN specialties currently available

For Travel Allied Health Jobs, top openings include:

Looking for something specific? Click any of the specialties above to explore travel nurse jobs Ohio by specialty and start your next adventure.

Larger metro areas with teaching hospitals and specialty units tend to offer the most competitive pay.

What’s the work-life balance like for travel RNs in Ohio?
Many travel nurses enjoy Ohio for its balance of city and outdoor life. You can explore Lake Erie shores, hike in Hocking Hills, or take weekend trips to cities like Cincinnati or Cleveland. The moderate cost of living also makes your housing stipend stretch further compared to many states.