We currently offer 4 of the best LPN/LVN travel jobs in Hawaii LPN/LVN travel jobs are currently available in cities like Kapaau, Hilo, Honolulu and Kailua. 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 Hawaii earned about $1,522 per week as of May 1, 2024. Today, you can find LPN/LVN jobs with a salary range between $1,431 to $1,868 per week. The city with the highest paying LPN/LVN job is currently Kapaau with a position for a Licensed Practical Nurse – Assisted Living Nurse – Long-Term Care – Long Term Acute Care at $1,868 per week.
In Hawaii, there are a number of hospital facilities with LPN/LVN nursing staff. Kuakini Medical Center in Honolulu, Kohala Hospital in Kapaau and Adventist Health Castle in Kailua are well known in Hawaii.
If you have a specific start date in mind, the earliest start date in Hawaii is Jul 8, 2024 for a Licensed Practical Nurse – Assisted Living Nurse – Long-Term Care – Long Term Acute Care role at $1,868 per week. The latest start date for an LPN/LVN job is Jul 22, 2024 for a Licensed Practical Nurse – Assisted Living Nurse – Long-Term Care – Long Term Acute Care role at $1,596 per week. Find additional possibilities by sorting “start date” in the list below.
There are a variety of contract lengths available for a(n) LPN/LVN travel job including 13 weeks.
With great things to do, people to meet and places to see, Hawaii 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.
AMN Healthcare currently has 4 travel LPN/LVN positions available in the state of Hawaii. Search the most recent jobs below, or click the button below to view all jobs.
View helpful statistics about LPN/LVN travel nursing jobs based on historical data in Hawaii. 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 Hawaii can make an average of $1,605 per week.
A: A 12 Hour Night shift LPN/LVN in Hawaii can make an average of $1,608 per week based on recent job availability.
A: A 12 Hour Day shift LPN/LVN in Hawaii can make an average of $1,608 per week based on recent job availability.
There are currently 4 LPN/LVN travel nursing jobs available in Hawaii. We also get new jobs daily, so be sure to apply now and a recruiter will help you find the perfect fit as jobs become available.
12 Hour Night shifts was the most common duration for an LPN/LVN traveling nurse job in Hawaii cities based on the last 6 months.
Find the best LPN/LVN jobs in Hawaii by checking out recently filled travel nursing agency positions. There have been 12 with specialties posted by healthcare facilities in Hawaii. Based on the most recent jobs, a Licensed Practical Nurse – Assisted Living Nurse – Long-Term Care job was the highest-paying LPN/LVN, with a weekly salary of $1,868 and a contract length of 13 weeks. A Licensed Practical Nurse – Assisted Living Nurse – Long-Term Care job was the lowest paying LPN/LVN travel position in Hawaii, with a weekly salary of $1,448 and a contract length of 13 weeks.
Cities like Hilo, Honolulu, Kapaau, Pāhala, and Waimea Hawaiian Home Land currently have LPN/LVN travel jobs. It’s a great state to work in and is home to facilities like Hawaii Permanente Medical Group – Moanalua Medical Center, Pacific Radiology Group (PRG), Hawaii Pacific Health, Careington (Dialcare) – HI and Queen’s Medical Center which all have LPN/LVN departments.
These are just examples of some of the healthcare facilities in and around the Hawaii area that have historically offered jobs for LPN/LVN professionals.