Labor & Delivery New Hampshire High Demand

Labor & Delivery Travel Nurse Salary in New Hampshire

Calculate your take-home pay as a Labor & Delivery travel nurse in New Hampshire. L&D travel nurses care for mothers and newborns during labor, delivery, and postpartum periods.

Last updated: February 21, 2026

Average Hourly Rate

$50/hr

Labor & Delivery in NH

Weekly Gross Pay

$2,016

Before taxes

Annual Potential

$104,832

Working full-time

Calculate Your Labor & Delivery Pay in New Hampshire

Use our calculator to estimate your take-home pay as a Labor & Delivery travel nurse in New Hampshire. Enter your contract details to see your true discretionary income after cost of living adjustments.

Travel Nurse Pay Breakdown

Estimate your take-home pay, taxes, and blended rate in seconds.

Excellent: Your housing stipend matches or exceeds the GSA maximum for New Hampshire ($840/week). This is the maximum tax-free amount.
Effective Tax Rate29.0%
Federal: 24%
State: 5%

Same state assignment. You'll pay 5% state tax plus 24% federal tax.

Overtime (Optional)

Blended Hourly Rate

$83.78

Based on 36 hours in NH.

Gross Weekly Pay

$3,016

Taxable Weekly Income

$1,728

Estimated Weekly Taxes

$501

True Net Weekly Pay

$2,515

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Assignment Projections

13-Week Assignment

$32,693

Net Pay

26-Week Assignment

$65,387

Net Pay

Annual (52 weeks)

$130,774

Net Pay

Take Home vs Taxes

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Take Home

$2,515

per week

Taxes

$501

per week

Total Gross: $3,016 per week

🏠 Housing Stipend Analysis

Your Weekly Housing Stipend

$840

$3,637/month

Est. 1BR Rent in New Hampshire

$1,300

Monthly average

Potential Tax-Free Pocket Money

+$2,337

Your stipend covers rent with $2,337 left over each month.

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Cost of Living Analysis in New Hampshire

Monthly Net Income:$10,889
Average 1BR Rent:$1,300
True Discretionary Income:$9,589

After rent, this is what you'll have left each month for other expenses

Cost of Living Index:114.4

National average = 100. New Hampshire's cost of living is higher than the national average by 14.4 points.

Housing Cost: High

Utilities: High

Rent data based on 2025 market averages. Actual rent may vary by neighborhood and housing type.

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GSA Rates & Tax-Free Stipends in New Hampshire

Labor & Delivery travel nurses in New Hampshire receive the same tax-free stipend rates as other specialties. The specialty premium is reflected in your higher taxable hourly rate.

Lodging

$120/night

Meals & Incidentals

$69/day

Weekly Stipend Max

$1,323

Requirements for Labor & Delivery Travel Nurses in New Hampshire

Labor & Delivery Certifications

  • BLS
  • NRP
  • 2+ years L&D experience
  • AWHONN preferred

New Hampshire Licensing

Compact State Yes
License Cost $200
Processing Time 2-4 weeks

Tax & Cost of Living in New Hampshire

Tax Information

State Income Tax 5%
Tax-Friendly Yes

Cost of Living

COL Index 114.4
vs National Avg 14.400000000000006% higher
Housing High

Top Hospitals Hiring Labor & Delivery Nurses in New Hampshire

  • Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center
  • Elliot Hospital
  • Catholic Medical Center

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much do Labor & Delivery travel nurses make in New Hampshire?

Labor & Delivery travel nurses in New Hampshire typically earn between $45 and $62 per hour in taxable wages, with an average of $50/hr. This translates to approximately $2,016 per week or $104,832 annually. Labor & Delivery nurses often earn a premium due to specialized skills required.

What are the requirements to work as a Labor & Delivery travel nurse in New Hampshire?

To work as a Labor & Delivery travel nurse in New Hampshire, you typically need: BLS, NRP, 2+ years L&D experience, AWHONN preferred. New Hampshire is part of the Nurse Licensure Compact, so if you have a compact license, you can work here without additional state licensing.

What GSA rates apply for Labor & Delivery travel nurses in New Hampshire?

The GSA per diem rates for New Hampshire are: Lodging: $120/night, Meals: $64/day, and Incidentals: $5/day. These rates determine the maximum tax-free stipend amounts. Labor & Delivery travel nurses receive the same stipend rates as other specialties—the specialty premium is reflected in the higher taxable hourly rate.

Is New Hampshire a good state for Labor & Delivery travel nurses?

New Hampshire is relatively tax-friendly for travel nurses. Labor & Delivery nursing has high demand in this state. The cost of living index is 114.4 (above national average).

Which cities in New Hampshire have the best Labor & Delivery travel nurse jobs?

Popular cities for Labor & Delivery travel nurse assignments in New Hampshire include: Manchester, Nashua, Concord. Major hospitals like Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center and Elliot Hospital frequently hire Labor & Delivery travel nurses. Use our calculator to compare pay and cost of living across these cities.

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