LPN/LVN travel jobs are currently available. We have new jobs updating daily, so be sure to Apply Now so our specialists can make sure you get first crack. We make it as easy as possible for you to compare LPN/LVN nursing jobs by allowing you to filter based on traveling nurse salary, shift type, location or duration to find the right job for you.
The average LPN/LVN travel nurse working in Alaska earned about $1,513 per week as of Nov 1, 2024.
With great things to do, people to meet and places to see, Alaska is a popular place for LPN/LVN travel jobs! Also be sure to check out our resources on how to become a travel nurse and nursing license renewal.
View helpful statistics about LPN/LVN travel nursing jobs based on historical data in Alaska. This data is based on the last three months of LPN/LVN job postings. Our statistics are updated regularly, which means you can find the most accurate LPN/LVN job salary trends, the types of shifts, and common contract durations available and more. Learn more about travel nursing salaries.
A LPN/LVN nurse in Alaska can make an average of $1,585 per week.
A: A 12 Hour Night shift LPN/LVN in Alaska can make an average of $1,640 per week based on recent job availability.
A: A 12 Hour Day shift LPN/LVN in Alaska can make an average of $1,558 per week based on recent job availability.
12 Hour Day shifts was the most common duration for an LPN/LVN traveling nurse job in Alaska cities based on the last 6 months.
Find the best LPN/LVN jobs in Alaska by checking out recently filled travel nursing agency positions. There have been 3 with specialties posted by healthcare facilities in Alaska. Based on the most recent jobs, a Licensed Practical Nurse – Skilled job was the highest-paying LPN/LVN, with a weekly salary of $1,720 and a contract length of 13 weeks. A Licensed Practical Nurse – Outpatient Clinic job was the lowest paying LPN/LVN travel position in Alaska, with a weekly salary of $1,440 and a contract length of 13 weeks.
Cities like Nome currently have LPN/LVN travel jobs. It’s a great state to work in and is home to facilities like Samuel Simmonds Memorial Hospital, Careington (Dialcare) – AK, Alaska Vein Clinic (AKA Robert R Artwohl MDPC), Mat-Su Regional Medical Center and Peacehealth Ketchikan General Hospital which all have LPN/LVN departments.
These are just examples of some of the healthcare facilities in and around the Alaska area that have historically offered jobs for LPN/LVN professionals.