CRNA salary by state

CRNA salary by state (2026)

Mean annual pay for nurse anesthetists in every state, from the latest BLS data (May 2025). The national mean is $248,320.

10 highest-paying states
Alaska$311k
Massachusetts$303k
New Jersey$291k
Vermont$290k
New York$285k
California$284k
Oregon$280k
New Hampshire$278k
South Carolina$276k
West Virginia$275k

Mean annual CRNA wage, BLS May 2025.

10 lowest-paying states
Utah$140k
New Mexico$150k
Alabama$189k
Oklahoma$191k
Arkansas$199k
Kansas$206k
Mississippi$217k
Maryland$218k
Tennessee$219k
Connecticut$226k
Alaska$311,110
Massachusetts$303,310
New Jersey$290,920
Vermont$289,870
New York$285,020
California$283,780
Oregon$280,010
New Hampshire$277,740
South Carolina$276,380
West Virginia$275,100

The top-paying states are often rural or mid-sized, where demand for CRNAs is high and independent practice is common. Pay also depends on setting, call, and whether you work as an employee or a 1099 contractor. For metro areas see CRNA salary by city.

CRNA salary by state

StateMean annualMedianMean hourlyCRNAs employed
Alaska$311,110$341,210$149.5790
Massachusetts$303,310$295,550$145.82500
New Jersey$290,920$291,350$139.87Not published
Vermont$289,870$283,060$139.3640
New York$285,020$321,030$137.032,450
California$283,780$292,410$136.432,230
Oregon$280,010$272,330$134.62370
New Hampshire$277,740$275,980$133.53490
South Carolina$276,380$265,480$132.871,010
West Virginia$275,100$278,530$132.26740
Washington$273,760$274,390$131.61760
Wisconsin$272,470$273,170$130.99990
Missouri$271,780$242,630$130.661,550
Montana$270,330$277,380$129.96Not published
Idaho$265,850$263,130$127.81Not published
Wyoming$260,650$255,250$125.3180
Maine$259,370$247,470$124.70380
Minnesota$259,210$266,190$124.622,130
Arizona$256,610$248,660$123.37310
Texas$255,820$244,990$122.994,060
Nebraska$255,610$246,730$122.89430
Virginia$254,820$252,110$122.51700
Michigan$253,760$247,010$122.002,300
Iowa$253,510$273,070$121.88380
Illinois$251,600$286,830$120.961,140
South Dakota$249,720$263,930$120.06400
North Dakota$248,580$244,240$119.51250
Louisiana$243,240$222,130$116.94900
Florida$239,830$210,570$115.304,600
Ohio$236,830$231,810$113.862,300
Pennsylvania$233,320$221,530$112.172,500
Kentucky$229,690$222,520$110.431,640
North Carolina$226,780$224,610$109.033,340
Georgia$226,330$224,630$108.811,170
Connecticut$225,810$236,960$108.56480
Tennessee$218,870$211,450$105.231,690
Maryland$218,050$223,140$104.83840
Mississippi$217,470$198,410$104.55480
Kansas$206,320$212,090$99.19910
Arkansas$198,540$224,280$95.45Not published
Oklahoma$190,820$156,830$91.74990
Alabama$189,120$190,300$90.921,810
New Mexico$149,980$129,370$72.11Not published
Utah$139,750$126,600$67.19Not published

Source: BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025. Delaware, DC, Hawaii, Nevada and Puerto Rico are not published; Colorado, Indiana and Rhode Island show employment but no wage.