Healthcare Travel Jobs in Columbia, Missouri
2 open healthcare travel contracts in Columbia, MO
Average weekly pay: $1,573/wk
Allied Health (2)
2 contracts
Travel Respiratory Therapist - 12-week agreement - Full-Time hours (Tiger Flex Program) - University Hospital$1,482/wk
University of Missouri Health Care·Columbia, Missouri
CrisisRespiratory Therapist🌙 Night · 12wk1mo ago
Travel Respiratory Therapist Registered Respiratory Therapist Job$1,664/wk
Healthforce by TLC·Columbia, Missouri
Respiratory Therapist☀️ Day · 13wk1mo ago
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Frequently Asked Questions
What healthcare travel jobs are available in Columbia, MO?+
There are currently 2 active healthcare travel contracts in Columbia, Missouri, with an average weekly pay of $1,573. Positions span nursing, allied health, therapy, imaging, and lab specialties from multiple staffing agencies.
How much do travel healthcare workers earn in Columbia?+
The average weekly pay for healthcare travel contracts in Columbia, MO is $1,573. Actual pay varies by specialty, experience, shift type, and whether the contract includes crisis pay or housing stipends.
Do I need a Missouri license to work in Columbia?+
Yes, you need an active license in Missouri or a compact/multistate license that covers it. Many staffing agencies assist with license transfers and reimburse fees. Check individual job listings for specific requirements.
What specialties are most in demand in Columbia?+
The most in-demand specialties in Columbia are Respiratory Therapist (2 positions). Demand shifts based on hospital needs and seasonal patterns.