The site, updated Sept. 11, compiles salary data from both employer job postings and third-party data sources.
CRNAs earn $284,772 in New Jersey, the highest-paying state, while those in Florida, the lowest-paying state, earn an average of $187,158.
Here are the 10 highest-paying states for CRNAs, along with the average annual salaries:
1. New Jersey ($284,772)
2. Wisconsin ($281,757)
3. Nevada (273,173)
4. Massachusetts (271,601)
5. Minnesota ($270,199)
6. Oregon ($268,259)
7. Hawaii ($264,320)
8. Washington ($261,588)
9. New York ($260,159)
10. Iowa ($258,682)
Below are the 10 lowest-paying states for CRNAs, along with the average annual salary, starting with the lowest-paying state.
1. Florida ($187,158)
2. Alabama ($187,351)
3. West VIrginia ($187,578)
4. Arkansas ($201,921)
5. North Carolina ($203,280)
6. Kentucky ($205,711)
7. Idaho ($209,990)
8. Nebraska ($212,547)
9. Montana ($212,691)
10. Texas ($216,449)
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