LPN Salary in Vermont
$56,335
Avg Annual Salary
$27.08/hr
Avg Hourly Rate
$1,700–$2,100
Travel LPN Weekly Pay
$59,730
National LPN Median
💡 Pro Tip: The University of Vermont Medical Center in Burlington is Vermont's largest employer of LPNs. Apply directly at uvmhealth.org/careers. Travel contracts in Burlington are listed on ZipRecruiter year-round.
Where to Find LPN Jobs in Vermont
Click any employer link to go directly to their careers page or job listing. Verify openings directly — postings change frequently.
Work Settings for LPNs in Vermont
🏥 UVM Medical Center (largest employer)
🏥 Critical access rural hospitals
🏥 Long-term care & assisted living
🏥 Home health / visiting nurse services
Travel Nursing in Vermont
Vermont is a Nurse Licensure Compact (NLC) state. Travel LPN contracts in Burlington are actively posted — 13-week assignments are common.
Travel LPN assignments typically run 8–13 weeks and pay $1,700–$2,100/week — often with housing stipends included. Top travel agencies actively recruiting for Vermont:
- American Traveler — nationwide LPN travel assignments
- Advantis Medical — 700+ 5-star reviews, LPN travel specialists
- ZipRecruiter – Vermont Travel LPN Jobs — filter by city and shift
- NurseFern — remote and hybrid LPN options including VT
Nurse Licensure Compact (NLC) — Vermont
✅ NLC Compact Member — Your license works in 40+ states
Vermont is a member of the Nurse Licensure Compact (NLC), meaning your Vermont LPN license is automatically recognized in 40+ other compact states. This makes it easy to pick up travel assignments or relocate without re-applying for licensure.
| Requirement | Detail |
|---|---|
| Governing Board | Vermont Board of Nursing |
| Average Salary | $56,335/year · $27.08/hour |
| Travel LPN Pay | $1,700–$2,100/week (13-week contracts) |
| NLC Compact Member | Yes — NLC member |
| Top Job Boards | Indeed · ZipRecruiter |
| Top Travel Agencies | American Traveler · Advantis Medical · NuWest · TLC Nursing |
Frequently Asked Questions
The average LPN salary in Vermont is $56,335/year ($27.08/hour) according to Salary.com 2026 data. Travel LPN assignments pay $1,700–$2,100/week. Salaries vary by setting — government and hospital positions tend to pay more than LTC facilities.
The highest concentration of LPN jobs in Vermont is in long-term care facilities, hospital systems, and home health agencies. See the employer list above for direct links to apply. Indeed and ZipRecruiter are updated daily with new postings.
Yes — travel LPN assignments in Vermont typically pay $1,700–$2,100/week on 8–13 week contracts. Agencies like American Traveler, Advantis Medical, and NuWest actively recruit for Vermont positions. Some postings include housing stipends.
LPN (Licensed Practical Nurse) and LVN (Licensed Vocational Nurse) are the same credential — Texas and California use LVN while all other states including Vermont use LPN. The NCLEX-PN exam and scope of practice are identical. Visit lpn-lvn.com for more.
Many LPNs in Vermont advance through LPN-to-RN bridge programs, which credit prior nursing experience. Completing the bridge can increase salary from $56,335 to $80,000+ annually. Visit lpn-rn.com for bridge program options.
⚠️ Data Disclaimer: Salary figures are sourced from Salary.com (June 2026) and ZipRecruiter (2026 data). Employer listings and job URLs are provided for informational purposes — job availability changes frequently. We strive to update this page at least once per year, but figures may lag. Always verify salary, openings, and requirements directly with employers and the Vermont Board of Nursing. This page may contain affiliate links.