Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore, Maryland
A world-renowned academic medical center and birthplace of modern American medicine, consistently ranked among the top hospitals.
Estimated Weekly Pay
$2,950
our editorial estimate, not reported pay
$2,950
Avg Weekly Pay
1,162
Beds
Yes
Magnet Designated
13 weeks
Contract Length
How to read these numbers
Pay figures for Johns Hopkins Hospital are our own editorial estimates, last reviewed July 31, 2026. They are not survey results, agency-reported rates, or government wage data, and they should not be cited as a data source. Use them to orient yourself, then check any specific offer against the actual contract. Our methodology page explains exactly how each figure is produced and which ones come from a published source.
Pay Information
Average Hourly Rate
$52/hr
Taxable wages only
Average Weekly Pay
$2,950
Including stipends
Maryland info: State income tax applies. GSA housing rate: $166/night. View Maryland pay guide →
Pros & Cons for Travel Nurses
Pros
- ✓ Prestigious institution
- ✓ Research opportunities
- ✓ Complex patient cases
- ✓ Strong education
- ✓ Historic institution
Cons
- ✗ Neighborhood safety concerns
- ✗ High acuity
- ✗ Some dated facilities
- ✗ Can be hierarchical
Staffing & Work Environment
Nurse-to-Patient Ratio
1:4 ICU, 1:5-6 Med-Surg
Shift Options
Days, Nights, Rotating
Parking
Garage parking available, shuttle from remote lots
Contract Length
13 weeks
In-Demand Units
These units frequently have travel nurse openings at Johns Hopkins Hospital:
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Hospital Specialties
Johns Hopkins Hospital is known for excellence in:
Tips for Travelers
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much do travel nurses make at Johns Hopkins Hospital?
Travel nurses at Johns Hopkins Hospital typically earn $52/hour in taxable wages, with total weekly pay averaging around $2,950. Actual pay varies by specialty, shift, and current demand. Use our pay calculator to estimate your specific take-home pay.
What is the nurse-to-patient ratio at Johns Hopkins Hospital?
Johns Hopkins Hospital maintains nurse-to-patient ratios of 1:4 ICU, 1:5-6 Med-Surg. As a Magnet-designated hospital, they prioritize safe staffing levels.
What units are in demand at Johns Hopkins Hospital?
The highest-demand units at Johns Hopkins Hospital include ICU, ER, OR, Neuro, Oncology. These units frequently have travel nurse openings and may offer premium rates during high-demand periods.
Is Johns Hopkins Hospital a good hospital for travel nurses?
Johns Hopkins Hospital is a Magnet-designated hospital with a Level I trauma designation. Points travelers often weigh in its favor: prestigious institution, research opportunities. Points to check before signing: neighborhood safety concerns, high acuity. These notes are our own editorial summary, not survey results or reviews from travelers, so confirm unit-level details with the recruiter and the hospital before accepting.
What specialties does Johns Hopkins Hospital offer for travel nurses?
Johns Hopkins Hospital is known for Neurology, Oncology, Ophthalmology, and other specialties. They frequently hire travel nurses for ICU, ER, OR units.