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Oncology Travel Nurse Salary in Vermont

Calculate your take-home pay as a Oncology travel nurse in Vermont. Oncology travel nurses care for cancer patients, administering chemotherapy and providing specialized cancer care.

Last updated: February 21, 2026

Average Hourly Rate

$50/hr

Oncology in VT

Weekly Gross Pay

$2,016

Before taxes

Annual Potential

$104,832

Working full-time

Calculate Your Oncology Pay in Vermont

Use our calculator to estimate your take-home pay as a Oncology travel nurse in Vermont. 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 Vermont ($840/week). This is the maximum tax-free amount.
Effective Tax Rate32.8%
Federal: 24%
State: 8.75%

Same state assignment. You'll pay 8.75% state tax plus 24% federal tax.

Overtime (Optional)

Blended Hourly Rate

$83.78

Based on 36 hours in VT.

Gross Weekly Pay

$3,016

Taxable Weekly Income

$1,728

Estimated Weekly Taxes

$566

True Net Weekly Pay

$2,450

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Assignment Projections

13-Week Assignment

$31,851

Net Pay

26-Week Assignment

$63,702

Net Pay

Annual (52 weeks)

$127,404

Net Pay

Take Home vs Taxes

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Take Home

$2,450

per week

Taxes

$566

per week

Total Gross: $3,016 per week

🏠 Housing Stipend Analysis

Your Weekly Housing Stipend

$840

$3,637/month

Est. 1BR Rent in Vermont

$1,200

Monthly average

Potential Tax-Free Pocket Money

+$2,437

Your stipend covers rent with $2,437 left over each month.

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Cost of Living Analysis in Vermont

Monthly Net Income:$10,609
Average 1BR Rent:$1,200
True Discretionary Income:$9,409

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

Cost of Living Index:116.9

National average = 100. Vermont's cost of living is higher than the national average by 16.9 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 Vermont

Oncology travel nurses in Vermont 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 Oncology Travel Nurses in Vermont

Oncology Certifications

  • BLS
  • 2+ years oncology experience
  • OCN preferred

Vermont Licensing

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

Tax & Cost of Living in Vermont

Tax Information

State Income Tax 8.75%
Tax-Friendly No

Cost of Living

COL Index 116.9
vs National Avg 16.900000000000006% higher
Housing High

Top Hospitals Hiring Oncology Nurses in Vermont

  • University of Vermont Medical Center
  • Rutland Regional Medical Center
  • Central Vermont Medical Center

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much do Oncology travel nurses make in Vermont?

Oncology travel nurses in Vermont 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. Oncology nurses often earn a premium due to specialized skills required.

What are the requirements to work as a Oncology travel nurse in Vermont?

To work as a Oncology travel nurse in Vermont, you typically need: BLS, 2+ years oncology experience, OCN preferred. Vermont 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 Oncology travel nurses in Vermont?

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

Is Vermont a good state for Oncology travel nurses?

Vermont has higher taxes but often offers competitive rates for travel nurses. Oncology nursing has high demand in this state. The cost of living index is 116.9 (above national average).

Which cities in Vermont have the best Oncology travel nurse jobs?

Popular cities for Oncology travel nurse assignments in Vermont include: Burlington, Montpelier, Rutland. Major hospitals like University of Vermont Medical Center and Rutland Regional Medical Center frequently hire Oncology travel nurses. Use our calculator to compare pay and cost of living across these cities.

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