2023 Salary Report for Nurse Anesthetists

  • Connecticut ranks #1 with an average annual salary of $276,540 or $132.95 per hour.
  • When adjusted for cost-of-living West Virginia ranks #1 for Nurse Anesthetists Salary of $281,548 or $135.36 per hour.
  • Texas employs 3,920 Nurse Anesthetists, the highest in the nation.
  • By 2030, Florida will need 4,770 Nurse Anesthetists, the highest demand in the nation.
  • Arizona will need 33.3% new Nurse Anesthetists by 2030, the highest in the nation.

The average salary for Nurse Anesthetists is $202,470. The three states that pay Nurse Anesthetists the most are Connecticut ($276,540), New Jersey ($263,850) and Illinois ($250,280).

When adjusted for cost-of-living, the states that pay Nurse Anesthetists the highest average annual salary are West Virginia ($281,548), Connecticut ($267,343) and Wisconsin ($252,763).

When adjusted for cost-of-living the three states that pay Nurse Anesthetists the least are Arizona ($143,585), Colorado ($168,971) and Maryland ($169,588).

The following table shows the average yearly salary for Nurse Anesthetists in each state and the average yearly salary after being adjusted for the cost-of-living (COLA) in that state.

The three states with the highest positive cost-of-living gap are West Virginia ($33,898), Mississippi ($25,467) and Alabama ($22,745).

StateSalaryCOLAGap
Connecticut$276,540$267,343-$9,197
New Jersey$263,850$237,361-$26,489
Illinois$250,280$249,084-$1,196
West Virginia$247,650$281,548$33,898
Washington$244,730$227,953-$16,777
Wisconsin$235,550$252,763$17,213
California$232,540$210,672-$21,868
Nebraska$232,230$250,005$17,775
New Hampshire$227,130$219,005-$8,125
Oregon$225,560$219,801-$5,759
New York$225,180$204,319-$20,861
Wyoming$223,680$242,445$18,765
Massachusetts$219,680$204,468-$15,212
Hawaii$218,750$195,330-$23,420
Michigan$218,240$232,071$13,831
Minnesota$214,460$217,461$3,001
South Carolina$213,830$233,312$19,482
Maine$209,050$216,005$6,955
North Dakota$208,170$226,173$18,003
Iowa$207,240$227,611$20,371
North Carolina$206,450$224,793$18,343
Virginia$203,600$201,624-$1,976
Pennsylvania$203,150$208,231$5,081
South Dakota$197,710$216,029$18,319
Texas$197,540$198,453$913
Vermont$196,240$197,524$1,284
Missouri$192,320$207,936$15,616
Indiana$190,200$205,622$15,422
Alabama$188,840$211,585$22,745
Ohio$187,410$204,395$16,985
Mississippi$182,940$208,407$25,467
Oklahoma$181,660$198,927$17,267
Maryland$180,560$169,588-$10,972
Kentucky$180,330$200,858$20,528
Georgia$177,960$188,238$10,278
Tennessee$176,020$191,015$14,995
Colorado$173,820$168,971-$4,849
Idaho$171,790$188,366$16,576
Florida$170,950$169,745-$1,205
Louisiana$166,810$179,907$13,097
New Mexico$164,900$180,081$15,181
Kansas$159,560$172,759$13,199
Arkansas$151,940$170,375$18,435
Arizona$142,250$143,585$1,335
Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics and U.S. Department of Commerce – 2022*

Salary Range by Education and Experience

About 50% of Nurse Anesthetists in the United States earn between $164,860 and $0 with an experience level that ranges between 5 to 14 years.

About 10% of Nurse Anesthetists in the U.S. earn more than $0, a rate for highly educated and experienced Nurse Anesthetists.

Approximately 10% of Nurse Anesthetists in the United States earn under $131,840, a rate generally reserved for less experienced or entry level Nurse Anesthetists.

%YearsEmployedAnnual Salary
10%Less than a Year4,395Under $131,840
15%2 – 4 years6,592$131,840 – $164,860
25%5 – 9 years10,988$164,860 – $195,610
25%10 – 14 years10,988$195,610 – $0
15%15 – 20 years6,592$0 – $0
10%20+ years4,395Above $0
Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics and U.S. Department of Commerce – 2022*

Salary Compared to Related Professions

Nurse Anesthetists tend to earn more than Nursing Assistants ($33,250), LPNs ($51,850), Nursing Instructors ($82,040), Registered Nurses ($82,750), Nurse Midwives ($114,210), and Nurse Practitioners ($118,040).

TitleAnnual Salary
Nurse Anesthetists$202,470
Nurse Practitioners$118,040
Nurse Midwives$114,210
Registered Nurses$82,750
Nursing Instructors $82,040
LPNs$51,850
Nursing Assistants$33,250
Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics and U.S. Department of Commerce – 2022*

State-by-State Demand for Nurse Anesthetists in 2030

The U.S. Department of Labor projects that by the year 2030, the total demand for Nurse Anesthetists will be 49,800 with an average yearly openings of 2,900.

The three states needing the most Nurse Anesthetists are Florida (4,770), North Carolina (3,850) and Texas (3,800).

The three states needing the highest percentage of new Nurse Anesthetists are Arizona (33.3%), Colorado (29.5%) and Idaho (28.8%).

In the table below, find the states, sorted from highest to lowest, with the highest demand for Nurse Anesthetists in 2030.

State20202030% ChangeYearly Openings
Florida3,8404,77024.2%310
North Carolina3,3303,85015.6%230
Texas3,0503,80024.6%250
Ohio3,0103,2407.6%180
Tennessee2,8203,22014.2%190
New York2,3602,82019.5%180
Michigan2,5002,80012%160
Pennsylvania2,2402,53012.9%150
California2,0002,40020%150
Illinois2,0202,1506.4%120
Alabama1,5101,71013.2%100
South Carolina1,3501,55014.8%90
Minnesota1,3201,48012.1%90
Virginia1,1701,33013.7%80
Wisconsin1,0001,0808%60
New Jersey8601,01017.4%60
Idaho73094028.8%60
West Virginia75090020%60
Missouri81090011.1%50
Washington77089015.6%70
Louisiana8508702.4%50
Indiana76085011.8%50
Kansas7808509%50
Georgia57073028.1%50
Maryland58065012.1%40
Nebraska53060013.2%40
Colorado44057029.5%40
Massachusetts45050011.1%30
Iowa40047017.5%30
Oklahoma37046024.3%30
South Dakota38045018.4%30
Puerto Rico3303609.1%20
Oregon28035025%20
Maine3303403%20
Mississippi29033013.8%20
North Dakota23028021.7%20
Kentucky23026013%20
New Mexico22025013.6%20
New Hampshire20023015%10
Arizona12016033.3%10
Nevada709028.6%10
Alaska708014.3%10
Montana708014.3%0
Vermont80800%10
Wyoming506020%0
Source: U.S. Department of Labor, 2022*

Projected Demand for Nursing Professions to 2030

The U.S. Department of Labor projects that the three professions needing the most new nurses in the United States by 2030 are Registered Nurses (3,356,800), Nursing Assistants (1,512,000) and LPNs (751,900).

The three professions needing the highest percentage of new nurses in the United States by 2030 are Nurse Practitioners (52.2%), Nursing Instructors (22.5%) and Nurse Anesthetists (12.7%).

Title20202030Change% ChangeAvg. Yearly Openings
Registered Nurses3,080,1003,356,800276,7009%194,500
Nursing Assistants1,396,7001,512,000115,3008.3%187,000
LPNs688,100751,90063,8009.3%60,700
Nurse Practitioners220,300335,200114,90052.2%26,000
Nursing Instructors 72,60088,90016,30022.5%9,000
Nurse Anesthetists44,20049,8005,60012.7%2,900
Nurse Midwives7,3008,20090012.3%500
Source: U.S. Department of Labor, 2022*

10 Highest-Paying Cities

The top ten cities where Nurse Anesthetists are paid the highest average yearly salary in the United States are shown in the table below.

The top three cities with the highest Nurse Anesthetists salary in the United States are are Springfield ($298,890), Riverside-San Bernardino-Ontario ($283,550) and Ann Arbor ($276,810).

When adjusted for the cost-of-living (COLA) the three cities that pay nurses the most in the United States are are Springfield ($329,392), Ann Arbor ($279,521) and Charleston ($277,188).

City / MetroAverage Yearly SalaryCost-of-Living Adjusted
Springfield$298,890$329,392
Riverside-San Bernardino-Ontario$283,550$273,407
Ann Arbor$276,810$279,521
Hartford-West Hartford-East Hartford$273,060$266,608
San Antonio-New Braunfels$262,560$268,137
New York-Newark-Jersey City$247,850$214,644
Charleston$246,060$277,188
Seattle-Tacoma-Bellevue$239,110$213,586
Washington-Arlington-Alexandria$237,860$213,270
Trenton$237,410$228,719
Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics and U.S. Department of Commerce – 2022*

10 Highest-Paying Rural Areas

The top ten nonmetropolitan areas where Nurse Anesthetists are paid the highest average annual salary in the United States are shown in the table below.

The three rural areas in the United States with the highest Nurse Anesthetists salary are Mountain North Carolina ($310,100), Northern West Virginia ($275,160) and Capital/Northern New York ($261,730).

When adjusted for the cost-of-living (COL) the three rural areas in the United States with the highest annual salary are Mountain North Carolina ($358,787), Northern West Virginia ($324,328) and West Central Illinois ($295,881).

Rural AreasYearly SalaryCOL Adjusted
Mountain North Carolina$310,100$358,787
Northern West Virginia$275,160$324,328
Capital/Northern New York$261,730$284,057
South Nebraska$260,090$292,729
West Central Illinois$255,700$295,881
Northeast Nebraska$250,790$282,262
Northwest Illinois$249,850$289,111
East Central Illinois$245,220$283,754
South Central Wisconsin$243,640$274,184
Piedmont North Carolina$239,110$276,652
Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics and U.S. Department of Commerce – 2022*

State-by-State Nurse Anesthetists Salary Summaries

See state-by-state summaries for the average annual salary, average hourly salary, cost-of-living adjusted salaries, current employment, 2030 projected employment, and the state’s current cost of living index.

Find links to the highest paid city reports and state salary reports.

Alabama

Average Nurse Anesthetists Salary: $188,840
Adjusted for Cost of Living: $211,585
Hourly Wage: $90.79
Highest Paid City / Area: Mobile
Currently Employed: 1,290
2030 Expected Employment: 1,710
Cost-of-Living Index: 89.25
Alabama Salary Report

Arizona

Average Nurse Anesthetists Salary: $142,250
Adjusted for Cost of Living: $143,585
Hourly Wage: $68
Highest Paid City / Area: Phoenix-Mesa-Scottsdale
Currently Employed: 410
2030 Expected Employment: 160
Cost-of-Living Index: 99.07
Arizona Salary Report

California

Average Nurse Anesthetists Salary: $232,540
Adjusted for Cost of Living: $210,672
Hourly Wage: $111.80
Highest Paid City / Area: Riverside-San Bernardino-Ontario
Currently Employed: 2,000
2030 Expected Employment: 2,400
Cost-of-Living Index: 110.38
California Salary Report

Colorado

Average Nurse Anesthetists Salary: $173,820
Adjusted for Cost of Living: $168,971
Hourly Wage: $84
Highest Paid City / Area: Southwest Colorado Nonmetropolitan Area
Currently Employed: 620
2030 Expected Employment: 570
Cost-of-Living Index: 102.87
Colorado Salary Report

Connecticut

Average Nurse Anesthetists Salary: $276,540
Adjusted for Cost of Living: $267,343
Hourly Wage: $132.95
Highest Paid City / Area: Hartford-West Hartford-East Hartford
Currently Employed: 430
2030 Expected Employment: N.A.
Cost-of-Living Index: 103.44
Connecticut Salary Report

Florida

Average Nurse Anesthetists Salary: $170,950
Adjusted for Cost of Living: $169,745
Hourly Wage: $82
Highest Paid City / Area: Ocala
Currently Employed: 3,310
2030 Expected Employment: 4,770
Cost-of-Living Index: 100.71
Florida Salary Report

Georgia

Average Nurse Anesthetists Salary: $177,960
Adjusted for Cost of Living: $188,238
Hourly Wage: $85.56
Highest Paid City / Area: Atlanta-Sandy Springs-Roswell
Currently Employed: 430
2030 Expected Employment: 730
Cost-of-Living Index: 94.54
Georgia Salary Report

Hawaii

Average Nurse Anesthetists Salary: $218,750
Adjusted for Cost of Living: $195,330
Hourly Wage: $105
Highest Paid City / Area: Urban Honolulu
Currently Employed: 60
2030 Expected Employment: N.A.
Cost-of-Living Index: 111.99
Hawaii Salary Report

Idaho

Average Nurse Anesthetists Salary: $171,790
Adjusted for Cost of Living: $188,366
Hourly Wage: $82.59
Highest Paid City / Area: Boise City
Currently Employed: 490
2030 Expected Employment: 940
Cost-of-Living Index: 91.20
Idaho Salary Report

Illinois

Average Nurse Anesthetists Salary: $250,280
Adjusted for Cost of Living: $249,084
Hourly Wage: $120
Highest Paid City / Area: Springfield
Currently Employed: 1,140
2030 Expected Employment: 2,150
Cost-of-Living Index: 100.48
Illinois Salary Report

Indiana

Average Nurse Anesthetists Salary: $190,200
Adjusted for Cost of Living: $205,622
Hourly Wage: $91.44
Highest Paid City / Area: Indianapolis-Carmel-Anderson
Currently Employed: 590
2030 Expected Employment: 850
Cost-of-Living Index: 92.50
Indiana Salary Report

Iowa

Average Nurse Anesthetists Salary: $207,240
Adjusted for Cost of Living: $227,611
Hourly Wage: $100
Highest Paid City / Area: Southwest Iowa Nonmetropolitan Area
Currently Employed: 440
2030 Expected Employment: 470
Cost-of-Living Index: 91.05
Iowa Salary Report

Kansas

Average Nurse Anesthetists Salary: $159,560
Adjusted for Cost of Living: $172,759
Hourly Wage: $76.71
Highest Paid City / Area: Wichita
Currently Employed: 750
2030 Expected Employment: 850
Cost-of-Living Index: 92.36
Kansas Salary Report

Kentucky

Average Nurse Anesthetists Salary: $180,330
Adjusted for Cost of Living: $200,858
Hourly Wage: $87
Highest Paid City / Area: Louisville/Jefferson County
Currently Employed: 230
2030 Expected Employment: 260
Cost-of-Living Index: 89.78
Kentucky Salary Report

Louisiana

Average Nurse Anesthetists Salary: $166,810
Adjusted for Cost of Living: $179,907
Hourly Wage: $80.20
Highest Paid City / Area: Hammond
Currently Employed: 900
2030 Expected Employment: 870
Cost-of-Living Index: 92.72
Louisiana Salary Report

Maine

Average Nurse Anesthetists Salary: $209,050
Adjusted for Cost of Living: $216,005
Hourly Wage: $101
Highest Paid City / Area: Portland-South Portland
Currently Employed: 340
2030 Expected Employment: 340
Cost-of-Living Index: 96.78
Maine Salary Report

Maryland

Average Nurse Anesthetists Salary: $180,560
Adjusted for Cost of Living: $169,588
Hourly Wage: $86.81
Highest Paid City / Area: Baltimore-Columbia-Towson
Currently Employed: 490
2030 Expected Employment: 650
Cost-of-Living Index: 106.47
Maryland Salary Report

Massachusetts

Average Nurse Anesthetists Salary: $219,680
Adjusted for Cost of Living: $204,468
Hourly Wage: $106
Highest Paid City / Area: Boston-Cambridge-Nashua
Currently Employed: 450
2030 Expected Employment: 500
Cost-of-Living Index: 107.44
Massachusetts Salary Report

Michigan

Average Nurse Anesthetists Salary: $218,240
Adjusted for Cost of Living: $232,071
Hourly Wage: $104.92
Highest Paid City / Area: Ann Arbor
Currently Employed: 1,960
2030 Expected Employment: 2,800
Cost-of-Living Index: 94.04
Michigan Salary Report

Minnesota

Average Nurse Anesthetists Salary: $214,460
Adjusted for Cost of Living: $217,461
Hourly Wage: $103
Highest Paid City / Area: Southeast Minnesota Nonmetropolitan Area
Currently Employed: 2,890
2030 Expected Employment: 1,480
Cost-of-Living Index: 98.62
Minnesota Salary Report

Mississippi

Average Nurse Anesthetists Salary: $182,940
Adjusted for Cost of Living: $208,407
Hourly Wage: $87.95
Highest Paid City / Area: Northeast Mississippi Nonmetropolitan Area
Currently Employed: 580
2030 Expected Employment: 330
Cost-of-Living Index: 87.78
Mississippi Salary Report

Missouri

Average Nurse Anesthetists Salary: $192,320
Adjusted for Cost of Living: $207,936
Hourly Wage: $92
Highest Paid City / Area: Central Missouri Nonmetropolitan Area
Currently Employed: 1,830
2030 Expected Employment: 900
Cost-of-Living Index: 92.49
Missouri Salary Report

Nebraska

Average Nurse Anesthetists Salary: $232,230
Adjusted for Cost of Living: $250,005
Hourly Wage: $111.65
Highest Paid City / Area: South Nebraska Nonmetropolitan Area
Currently Employed: 500
2030 Expected Employment: 600
Cost-of-Living Index: 92.89
Nebraska Salary Report

New Hampshire

Average Nurse Anesthetists Salary: $227,130
Adjusted for Cost of Living: $219,005
Hourly Wage: $109
Highest Paid City / Area: West Central-Southwest New Hampshire Nonmetropolitan Area
Currently Employed: 230
2030 Expected Employment: 230
Cost-of-Living Index: 103.71
New Hampshire Salary Report

New Jersey

Average Nurse Anesthetists Salary: $263,850
Adjusted for Cost of Living: $237,361
Hourly Wage: $126.85
Highest Paid City / Area: Trenton
Currently Employed: 1,460
2030 Expected Employment: 1,010
Cost-of-Living Index: 111.16
New Jersey Salary Report

New Mexico

Average Nurse Anesthetists Salary: $164,900
Adjusted for Cost of Living: $180,081
Hourly Wage: $79
Highest Paid City / Area: Albuquerque
Currently Employed: 190
2030 Expected Employment: 250
Cost-of-Living Index: 91.57
New Mexico Salary Report

New York

Average Nurse Anesthetists Salary: $225,180
Adjusted for Cost of Living: $204,319
Hourly Wage: $108.26
Highest Paid City / Area: Capital/Northern New York Nonmetropolitan Area
Currently Employed: 2,130
2030 Expected Employment: 2,820
Cost-of-Living Index: 110.21
New York Salary Report

North Carolina

Average Nurse Anesthetists Salary: $206,450
Adjusted for Cost of Living: $224,793
Hourly Wage: $99
Highest Paid City / Area: Mountain North Carolina Nonmetropolitan Area
Currently Employed: 2,110
2030 Expected Employment: 3,850
Cost-of-Living Index: 91.84
North Carolina Salary Report

North Dakota

Average Nurse Anesthetists Salary: $208,170
Adjusted for Cost of Living: $226,173
Hourly Wage: $100.08
Highest Paid City / Area: N.A.
Currently Employed: 130
2030 Expected Employment: 280
Cost-of-Living Index: 92.04
North Dakota Salary Report

Ohio

Average Nurse Anesthetists Salary: $187,410
Adjusted for Cost of Living: $204,395
Hourly Wage: $90
Highest Paid City / Area: Eastern Ohio Nonmetropolitan Area
Currently Employed: 2,810
2030 Expected Employment: 3,240
Cost-of-Living Index: 91.69
Ohio Salary Report

Oklahoma

Average Nurse Anesthetists Salary: $181,660
Adjusted for Cost of Living: $198,927
Hourly Wage: $87.34
Highest Paid City / Area: Tulsa
Currently Employed: 240
2030 Expected Employment: 460
Cost-of-Living Index: 91.32
Oklahoma Salary Report

Oregon

Average Nurse Anesthetists Salary: $225,560
Adjusted for Cost of Living: $219,801
Hourly Wage: $108
Highest Paid City / Area: Portland-Vancouver-Hillsboro
Currently Employed: 340
2030 Expected Employment: 350
Cost-of-Living Index: 102.62
Oregon Salary Report

Pennsylvania

Average Nurse Anesthetists Salary: $203,150
Adjusted for Cost of Living: $208,231
Hourly Wage: $97.67
Highest Paid City / Area: Philadelphia-Camden-Wilmington
Currently Employed: 1,570
2030 Expected Employment: 2,530
Cost-of-Living Index: 97.56
Pennsylvania Salary Report

South Carolina

Average Nurse Anesthetists Salary: $213,830
Adjusted for Cost of Living: $233,312
Hourly Wage: $103
Highest Paid City / Area: Greenville-Anderson-Mauldin
Currently Employed: 990
2030 Expected Employment: 1,550
Cost-of-Living Index: 91.65
South Carolina Salary Report

South Dakota

Average Nurse Anesthetists Salary: $197,710
Adjusted for Cost of Living: $216,029
Hourly Wage: $95.05
Highest Paid City / Area: East South Dakota Nonmetropolitan Area
Currently Employed: 400
2030 Expected Employment: 450
Cost-of-Living Index: 91.52
South Dakota Salary Report

Tennessee

Average Nurse Anesthetists Salary: $176,020
Adjusted for Cost of Living: $191,015
Hourly Wage: $85
Highest Paid City / Area: Knoxville
Currently Employed: 2,050
2030 Expected Employment: 3,220
Cost-of-Living Index: 92.15
Tennessee Salary Report

Texas

Average Nurse Anesthetists Salary: $197,540
Adjusted for Cost of Living: $198,453
Hourly Wage: $94.97
Highest Paid City / Area: San Antonio-New Braunfels
Currently Employed: 3,920
2030 Expected Employment: 3,800
Cost-of-Living Index: 99.54
Texas Salary Report

Vermont

Average Nurse Anesthetists Salary: $196,240
Adjusted for Cost of Living: $197,524
Hourly Wage: $94
Highest Paid City / Area: Southern Vermont Nonmetropolitan Area
Currently Employed: 100
2030 Expected Employment: 80
Cost-of-Living Index: 99.35
Vermont Salary Report

Virginia

Average Nurse Anesthetists Salary: $203,600
Adjusted for Cost of Living: $201,624
Hourly Wage: $97.88
Highest Paid City / Area: Charlottesville
Currently Employed: 910
2030 Expected Employment: 1,330
Cost-of-Living Index: 100.98
Virginia Salary Report

Washington

Average Nurse Anesthetists Salary: $244,730
Adjusted for Cost of Living: $227,953
Hourly Wage: $118
Highest Paid City / Area: Seattle-Tacoma-Bellevue
Currently Employed: 220
2030 Expected Employment: 890
Cost-of-Living Index: 107.36
Washington Salary Report

West Virginia

Average Nurse Anesthetists Salary: $247,650
Adjusted for Cost of Living: $281,548
Hourly Wage: $119.06
Highest Paid City / Area: Northern West Virginia Nonmetropolitan Area
Currently Employed: 320
2030 Expected Employment: 900
Cost-of-Living Index: 87.96
West Virginia Salary Report

Wisconsin

Average Nurse Anesthetists Salary: $235,550
Adjusted for Cost of Living: $252,763
Hourly Wage: $113
Highest Paid City / Area: South Central Wisconsin Nonmetropolitan Area
Currently Employed: 740
2030 Expected Employment: 1,080
Cost-of-Living Index: 93.19
Wisconsin Salary Report

Wyoming

Average Nurse Anesthetists Salary: $223,680
Adjusted for Cost of Living: $242,445
Hourly Wage: $107.54
Highest Paid City / Area: N.A.
Currently Employed: 50
2030 Expected Employment: 60
Cost-of-Living Index: 92.26
Wyoming Salary Report

Frequently Asked Questions About Nurse Anesthetists Salaries

The average yearly salary for Nurse Anesthetists in the United States is $202,470. The three states that pay Nurse Anesthetists the most are Connecticut ($276,540), New Jersey ($263,850) and Illinois ($250,280).

The average hourly salary for Nurse Anesthetists in the United States is $97.34. The three states that pay Nurse Anesthetists the most are Connecticut ($132.95), New Jersey ($126.85) and Illinois ($120.33).

The three states needing the most Nurse Anesthetists by 2030 are Florida (4,770), North Carolina (3,850) and Texas (3,800).

The three states needing the highest percentages of new Nurse Anesthetists by 2030 are Arizona (33.3%), Colorado (29.5%) and Idaho (28.8%).

The types of nurses that are paid the highest annual salary are Nurse Practitioners ($118,040), Nurse Midwives ($114,210) and Registered Nurses ($82,750).

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