Here are the top 10 states with the lowest salaries for registered nurses, certified registered nurse anesthetists and physician assistants:
RN:
- Alabama: $60,230
- South Dakota: $60,960
- Mississippi: $61,250
- Iowa: $62,570
- Arkansas: $63,640
- Tennessee: $64,120
- Kansas: $64,200
- Kentucky: $64,730
- West Virginia: $65,130
- Missouri: $65,900
CRNA:
- Utah: $127,130
- Idaho: $156,250
- Louisiana: $161,310
- Kentucky: $163,700
- New Mexico: $164,980
- Arkansas: $167,030
- Kansas: $167,700
- Indiana: $169,620
- Alabama: $170,560
- Arizona: $173,460
PA:
- Kentucky: $79,390
- Mississippi: $85,380
- Alabama: $88,500
- Louisiana: $93,770
- Missouri: $94,020
- Tennessee: $101,640
- Arkansas: $101,740
- Indiana: $102,030
- South Carolina: $103,150
- Georgia: $104,230
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