Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA)

Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA) Salary by State 2024

The average CRNA salary varies by source but remains highly competitive, typically ranging from $184,081 to $222,603 annually, according to multiple job platforms.

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Nurse Salary 2021: How Much Do Registered Nurses Make?

For 2021, the average salary of nurses is at $80,010. Learn about these nurse salary insights to help you negotiate for better pay and grow your nursing career.

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Nurse Salary 2020: Insights and Outlook

This nurse salary guide for 2020 will give you an outlook on what the data says about nurse salaries and how you can negotiate for better pay to grow your career in nursing.

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Nursing Careers Stay Firmly in ‘100 Best Jobs in America’ Rankings

Nursing remains to be an excellent career choice according to the US News’s annual career rankings for 2019—with registered nurses coming in at #19 and some nursing specialties much higher.

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Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist: How to Become a CRNA

Certified registered nurse anesthetists (CRNA) are the highest paid nurses in the United States and the demand for CRNAs is predicted to grow considerably over the next decade.

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Nursing Careers Among the ‘Best 100 Jobs in America’ with Nurse Practitioners in Top 5

With nurse practitioners coming in at fourth place in the U.S. News.com rankings of 'The Best 100 Jobs in America' and registered nurses at 18th place, you can be assured that a career in nursing holds excellent prospects for the future.