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🇺🇸 United States · SOC 2018 29-1151 · May 2025

Nurse Anesthetistssalary

Official wage statistics for nurse anesthetists in United States, published by U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS)), reference period May 2025. Approximately 51.84K people work in this occupation.

Median annual salary · May 2025
$236,590/ year
EUR 215,082 · GBP 186,291 (mid-market 2026-05-02)

Wage distribution

PercentileAnnual
10th percentileentry / lowest decile$155,250
25th percentilelower quartile$206,730
Median (50th)typical worker$236,590
75th percentileupper quartile$294,350
90th percentiletop decile$339,500
Meanaverage, skews high$248,320

Salary by state

Nurse Anesthetists wages vary widely by state. Official U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates, May 2025, sorted by median. Suppressed areas omitted.

StateMedian (annual)P10–P90 / low–highEmployment
AKAlaska$341,210$212,150 – $366,16090
NYNew York$321,030$144,900 – $342,4802,450
MAMassachusetts$295,550$199,760 – $391,170500
CACalifornia$292,410$200,530 – $335,5502,230
NJNew Jersey$291,350$229,130 – $370,880
ILIllinois$286,830$103,490 – $335,6101,140
VTVermont$283,060$222,080 – $310,16040
WVWest Virginia$278,530$226,300 – $380,340740
MTMontana$277,380$233,670 – $325,620
NHNew Hampshire$275,980$231,560 – $320,140490
WAWashington$274,390$218,640 – $358,160760
WIWisconsin$273,170$223,690 – $320,630990
IAIowa$273,070$124,470 – $315,610380
OROregon$272,330$205,180 – $339,300370
MNMinnesota$266,190$221,970 – $292,2002,130
SCSouth Carolina$265,480$210,100 – $401,6001,010
SDSouth Dakota$263,930$194,200 – $287,650400
IDIdaho$263,130$216,820 – $338,620
WYWyoming$255,250$188,650 – $399,22080
VAVirginia$252,110$174,210 – $387,020700
AZArizona$248,660$228,390 – $313,990310
MEMaine$247,470$219,970 – $336,050380
MIMichigan$247,010$220,840 – $299,1202,300
NENebraska$246,730$188,560 – $331,660430
TXTexas$244,990$169,350 – $340,9504,060
NDNorth Dakota$244,240$223,490 – $287,480250
MOMissouri$242,630$177,900 – $362,8001,550
CTConnecticut$236,960$101,520 – $325,790480
OHOhio$231,810$148,690 – $329,6902,300
GAGeorgia$224,630$167,110 – $303,9001,170
NCNorth Carolina$224,610$117,170 – $323,6403,340
ARArkansas$224,280$87,120 – $300,080
MDMaryland$223,140$81,970 – $351,020840
KYKentucky$222,520$189,630 – $289,2301,640
LALouisiana$222,130$176,660 – $304,640900
PAPennsylvania$221,530$155,250 – $303,6402,500
KSKansas$212,090$166,080 – $243,000910
TNTennessee$211,450$167,480 – $286,6301,690
FLFlorida$210,570$125,680 – $416,0004,600
MSMississippi$198,410$177,110 – $281,010480
ALAlabama$190,300$101,450 – $270,2201,810
OKOklahoma$156,830$156,830 – $296,200990
NMNew Mexico$129,370$64,560 – $271,970
UTUtah$126,600$93,350 – $208,310
Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor StatisticsOccupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS), state estimates · May 2025 · Retrieved 2026-06-11.

Frequently asked

How much does a nurse anesthetist make in United States?

The median nurse anesthetists in United States earns $236,590 per year (reference period May 2025). Earnings typically range from $155,250 (10th percentile or low) to $339,500 (90th percentile or high). These are official statistics published by U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Where does this salary data come from?

Directly from U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics — Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS) (SOC 2018 code 29-1151). FedSalary republishes official statistics only; no self-reported or crowdsourced figures. Retrieved 2026-06-11.

How many people work as nurse anesthetists in United States?

U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates 51,840 people employed in this occupation in United States (May 2025).

What is that in US dollars (or euros, pounds)?

Approximately EUR 215,082 · GBP 186,291 per year (mid-market snapshot 2026-05-02). The authoritative native figure is $236,590. FX conversion is informational only.

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor StatisticsOccupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS) · Reference period May 2025 · Retrieved 2026-06-11 · Verified by AUTO-FETCH. · License: Public domain (U.S. federal government work).