Nurse practitioner earnings by seniority

Approximate values based on highest and lowest earning segments.

Nurse practitioner salary by state

State Name Average Salary
Alaska $120,100
Alabama $95,010
Arkansas $99,740
Arizona $113,394
California $126,890
Colorado $105,560
Connecticut $115,370
District of Columbia $110,420
Delaware $105,390
Florida $97,270
Georgia $104,360
Guam $45,420
Hawaii $123,570
Iowa $104,640
Idaho $102,830
Illinois $105,800
Indiana $102,390
Kansas $97,310
Kentucky $96,180
Louisiana $99,510
Massachusetts $119,420
Maryland $108,580
Maine $102,280
Michigan $103,210
Minnesota $115,550
Missouri $98,430
Mississippi $102,480
Montana $103,390
North Carolina $101,540
North Dakota $105,030
Nebraska $102,210
New Hampshire $108,750
New Jersey $118,040
New Mexico $109,970
Nevada $112,090
New York $118,550
Ohio $101,010
Oklahoma $104,310
Oregon $110,770
Pennsylvania $100,021
Puerto Rico $19,450
Rhode Island $112,620
South Carolina $96,080
South Dakota $100,440
Tennessee $96,440
Texas $108,660
Utah $105,160
Virginia $102,480
Vermont $101,660
Washington $116,350
Wisconsin $106,160
West Virginia $96,250
Wyoming $114,000

How do nurse practitioner salaries compare to similar careers?

Nurse practitioners earn about the same as related careers in the United States. On average, they make less than pharmacists but more than occupational therapists.

Career Median Salary
Pharmacist salary $128K
Optometrist salary $115K
Physician assistant salary $112K
Anesthesiologist assistant salary $112K
Health services manager salary $100K
Nurse practitioner salary $105K
Neuropsychologist salary $102K
Biomedical engineer salary $88K
Radiation therapist salary $86K
Occupational therapist salary $84K

Source: CareerExplorer (Aggregated)