What NPs earn per hour in all 50 states

Although the national average hourly pay for nurse practitioners is $59.94, that number could be more than 20% greater — or 20% less — depending on the state one practices in, according to the most recent Bureau of Labor Statistics employment survey.

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Here is the average hourly pay rate for nurse practitioners in the U.S. by state:

Alabama: $51.26

Alaska: $55.96

Arizona: $58.37

Arkansas: $51.50

California: $76.02

Colorado: $55.98

Connecticut: $63.22

Delaware: $57.97

District of Columbia: $63.11

Florida: $53.04

Georgia: $55.50

Hawaii: $61.69

Idaho: $56.60

Illinois: $58.81

Indiana: $58.53

Iowa: $61.62

Kansas: $53.69

Kentucky: $52.54

Louisiana: $56.83

Maine: $56.88

Maryland: $57.53

Massachusetts: $66.68

Michigan: $54.70

Minnesota: $61.62

Mississippi: $56.38

Missouri: $54.41

Montana: $57.67

Nebraska: $57.20

Nevada: $65.49

New Hampshire: $60.47

New Jersey: $68.87

New Mexico: $62.29

New York: Estimate not released.

North Carolina: $55.03

North Dakota: $54.78

Ohio: $56.46

Oklahoma: $58.53

Oregon: $65.51

Pennsylvania: $57.96

Rhode Island: $60.21

South Carolina: $52.47

South Dakota: $55.58

Tennessee: $47.75

Texas: $59.93

Utah: $55.58

Vermont: $56.06

Virginia: $56.24

Washington: $65.19

West Virginia: $51.34

Wisconsin: $58.27

Wyoming: $55.40

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