Nurse Anesthetist Salary

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*Nurse Anesthetist Salaries By Percentile*
Percentile	10%	25%	50%	75%	90%
Hourly Wage	$50.87	$61.84	$71.23	$84.64	$90.00+
Annual Wage	$105,810	$128,620	$148,160	$176,060	$187,199+

How much does a nurse anesthetist make? According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (bls.gov), the average salary of a nurse anesthetist $154,390. The lowest ten percent of earners in this nursing specialty make around $105,000 a year, while those in the top ten percent make an average of $187,200.
Nurse anesthetists who work in dentists’ offices earn the highest average salary. Among the other high-paying employers for nurse anesthetists are hospitals, outpatient surgical centers, and the offices of non-physician health care providers, such as plastic or oral surgeons. A breakdown of the full process of becoming a Nurse anesthetist can be found here.

Top Paying Industries

Industry	Employment	% of industry employment	Hourly mean wage	Annual mean salary
Dentist’s Offices	30	<.005	$91.02	$189,330
Health Practitioner’s Offices	1,190	0.17	$84.97	$176,740
Outpatient Care	1,020	0.16	$78.51	$163,290
General & Surgical Hospitals	9,710	0.19	$78.47	$163,220
Specialty Hospitals	420	0.18	$78.00	$162,230

Top Paying States

State	Hourly mean Wage	Annual mean salary	# Employed	Employment/1000 jobs
Wyoming	$103.71	$215,720	40	0.14
Nevada	$100.34	$208,700	120	0.10
District of Columbia	$89.33	$185,800	60	0.10
Connecticut	$87.33	$181,650	410	0.25
Oregon	$84.84	$176,470	140	0.09

Salary By State

State	10%	25%	Median	75%	90%	Jobs (2010)	Jobs (2020)	Outlook
Alabama	$108,500	$125,000	$140,000	$160,100	$181,600	42,890	55,050	+28%
Alaska	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–
Arizona	$127,000	$135,500	$149,900	$174,200	$187,200+	45,080	59,020	+31%
Arkansas	$85,700	$116,900	$147,500	$174,400	$187,200+	24,160	26,490	+10%
California	$63,700	$133,100	$162,100	$180,600	$187,200+	251,800	306,100	+22%
Colorado	$120,000	$142,300	$158,800	$177,100	$187,200+	42,910	58,840	+37%
Connecticut	$121,400	$137,400	$168,200	$187,200+	$187,200+	37,370	44,510	+19%
Delaware	$147,900	$155,000	$166,400	$177,800	$184,700	10,430	12,930	+24%
District of Columbia	$85,500	$154,600	$174,400	$187,200+	$187,200+	10,080	12,150	+21%
Florida	$113,000	$127,400	$138,100	$148,700	$160,900	165,400	202,190	+22%
Georgia	$95,000	$132,600	$156,600	$178,700	$187,200+	69,190	90,020	+30%
Hawaii	–	–	–	–	–	10,450	12,640	+21%
Idaho	$124,000	$130,700	$141,700	$154,400	$187,200+	11,530	16,190	+40%
Illinois	$125,900	$136,000	$153,800	$176,800	$187,200+	124,100	140,750	+13%
Iowa	$105,800	$128,100	$150,100	$175,500	$187,200+	32,460	40,110	+24%
Kansas	$103,000	$111,600	$125,900	$144,900	$181,700	29,480	36,960	+25%
Kentucky	$106,500	$125,000	$142,300	$165,500	$185,700	47,450	59,370	+25%
Louisiana	$121,200	$128,800	$139,300	$149,800	$178,400	42,440	52,020	+23%
Maine	$127,400	$145,400	$163,600	$180,500	$187,200+	15,340	18,360	+20%
Maryland	$55,400	$90,300	$147,900	$187,200+	$187,200+	49,340	62,420	+27%
Massachusetts	$36,800	$61,000	$148,100	$176,500	$187,200+	87,520	110,100	+26%
Michigan	$122,000	$149,000	$164,900	$180,300	$187,200+	87,170	104,000	+19%
Minnesota	$125,300	$137,800	$158,500	$180,600	$187,200+	57,080	69,660	+22%
Mississippi	$63,900	$115,000	$145,800	$168,600	$185,000	20,090	23,600	+17%
Missouri	$92,800	$122,500	$147,800	$187,200+	$187,200+	67,850	80,040	+18%
Montana	$32,000	$34,700	$147,100	$187,200+	$187,200+	8,700	12,060	+39%
Nebraska	$81,000	$118,800	$136,900	$152,500	$179,300	22,000	24,690	+12%
Nevada	$134,200	$157,800	$187,200+	$187,200+	$187,200+	17,410	20,370	+17%
New Hampshire	$127,600	$134,500	$146,100	$164,100	$187,200+	13,960	17,060	+22%
New Jersey	$99,200	$113,300	$131,400	$147,700	$177,300	81,590	90,640	+11%
New Mexico	$68,200	$96,600	$112,800	$152,800	$177,800	15,150	19,070	+26%
New York	$126,100	$135,700	$152,300	$182,300	$187,200+	178,470	203,360	+14%
North Carolina	$115,000	$131,500	$153,100	$181,000	$187,200+	92,540	109,790	+19%
North Dakota	$130,100	$157,000	$170,300	$184,800	$187,200+	7,140	8,700	+22%
Ohio	$104,100	$124,300	$139,300	$159,800	$186,300	126,130	152,380	+21%
Oklahoma	$63,000	$129,400	$164,300	$181,700	$187,200+	29,480	38,140	+29%
Oregon	$131,100	$146,100	$169,400	$187,200+	$187,200+	31,300	39,400	0%
Pennsylvania	$125,800	$138,300	$159,000	$187,200+	$187,200+	136,470	159,610	+17%
Rhode Island	–	–	–	–	–	12,960	15,000	+16%
South Carolina	$82,300	$131,100	$157,300	$182,300	$187,200+	42,330	53,180	+26%
South Dakota	$130,100	$149,800	$165,200	$180,400	$187,200+	6,400	7,920	+24%
Tennessee	$104,200	$117,300	$134,600	$150,500	$187,200+	56,290	69,010	+23%
Texas	$123,000	$134,900	$155,200	$185,200	$187,200+	184,700	245,870	+33%
Utah	$71,700	$107,300	$157,700	$175,400	$186,200	19,850	26,380	+33%
Vermont	$54,500	$81,000	$136,000	$165,400	$187,200+	6,470	7,360	+14%
Virginia	$75,000	$106,000	$137,900	$171,300	$187,200+	63,120	77,860	+23%
Washington	$124,800	$145,600	$167,200	$186,200	$187,200+	55,400	67,520	+22%
West Virginia	$128,900	$144,800	$165,200	$185,800	$187,200+	19,260	23,720	+23%
Wisconsin	$55,300	$156,300	$172,500	$187,200+	$187,200+	57,760	71,540	+24%
Wyoming	$155,700	$169,900	$187,200+	$187,200+	$187,200+	5,130	6,460	+26%

Nurse Anesthetist Salary