Lowest-paying states for nurses: 5 notes 

South Dakota is the lowest-paying state for registered nurses, according to the 2022 MGMA Management and Staff Compensation report.

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The report, which includes Washington, D.C., compiles data from more than 142,660 management and staff positions from more than 3,400 organizations. 

Four more notes:

  1. Alabama is the lowest-paying state for licensed practical nurses. 
  2. The salary difference between the highest- and lowest-paying states for registered nurses is $53,962. 
  3. The salary difference between the highest- and lowest-paying states for licensed practical nurses is $29,267. 
  4. Median salaries for male registered nurses were $14,000 higher than those for female registered nurses in 2021.

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