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What registered nurses are paid

Bureau of Labor Statistics pay for this job, by area.

What registered nurses are paid nationally 10th percentile $68,940, 25th percentile $80,330, median $97,550, 75th percentile $112,350, 90th percentile $137,470 $68,940 $137,470 $80,330 $112,350 Median $97,550
The ten states with the most registered nurses employment, by median pay and the middle-half range.
StateEmploymentTypical pay (BLS)
California338,940$122,440 to $173,170 (middle half), median $140,270
Texas271,380$79,170 to $105,100 (middle half), median $95,970
Florida229,940$78,660 to $101,180 (middle half), median $84,190
New York205,810$94,840 to $129,660 (middle half), median $109,440
Pennsylvania146,520$80,610 to $104,730 (middle half), median $96,430
Ohio143,730$79,200 to $99,030 (middle half), median $82,510
Illinois138,910$80,020 to $105,960 (middle half), median $95,990
North Carolina111,120$78,770 to $102,040 (middle half), median $84,350
Michigan104,950$82,080 to $103,450 (middle half), median $94,300
Georgia100,950$79,090 to $106,330 (middle half), median $93,550

Pay figures are Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates for the occupation, May 2025. They describe the job nationally, not what any one school's graduates earn.