Travel PMHNP Jobs - Locum Tenens

Last Updated: February 2026 | Travel & locum tenens PMHNP positions

Discover 42 travel and locum psychiatric nurse practitioner positions

Travel Positions

$143k

Avg. Salary

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Why Choose Travel PMHNP Work?

Higher Pay

Travel and locum positions typically offer 20-40% higher compensation than permanent roles, plus housing stipends and travel reimbursement.

Flexible Assignments

Choose contract lengths that fit your lifestyle—from 4-week assignments to 6-month contracts. Take breaks between assignments as needed.

Explore New Places

Work in different cities and states while building your career. Experience diverse healthcare settings and patient populations.

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Top Agencies

LocumTenens.com13 jobs
Alumni Healthcare Staffing3 jobs
HealthEcareers - Client3 jobs
Cordial Health3 jobs
Consilium Staffing2 jobs
BAS Healthcare2 jobs
Provider Healthcare2 jobs
Delta Locum Tenens1 job

Salary Insights

$143k

Average annual salary

Based on travel PMHNP positions with salary data. Many also include housing and travel stipends.

Travel Tips

•Maintain active licenses in multiple states
•Keep credentials updated and easily accessible
•Work with reputable staffing agencies
•Negotiate housing and travel stipends
•Build relationships for repeat assignments

Travel PMHNP Career Resources

Assignment Types

Travel assignments range from crisis coverage (2-4 weeks) to long-term contracts (6-12 months). Locum tenens often fill temporary gaps while facilities recruit permanent staff.

Compensation Packages

Travel PMHNP pay includes base hourly rates, tax-free housing stipends, travel reimbursement, and often completion bonuses. Total compensation can exceed $200k annually.

Licensure Requirements

Many travel positions require state-specific licensure. Consider joining the Nurse Licensure Compact (NLC) for multi-state privileges, or work with agencies that handle licensing.

Getting Started

Start by gaining 1-2 years of experience in a permanent role. Then partner with 2-3 staffing agencies to find the best opportunities. Keep your CV and credentials always up to date.