Healthcare Salary Guide
Verified salary data for 20+ healthcare specialties across all 50 US states — sourced directly from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS OEWS). Hourly, weekly, monthly, and annual figures on every page.
Most-Searched Specialties
Nursing
Certified Nursing Assistant
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Emergency Room Nurse
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Home Health Nurse
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ICU Nurse
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Licensed Practical Nurse
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Licensed Vocational Nurse
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Nurse Practitioner
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Operating Room Nurse
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Per Diem Nurse
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Registered Nurse
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School Nurse
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Travel Nurse
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Physicians
Allied Health
Pharmacy
Frequently Asked Questions About Healthcare Salaries
Where does the salary data come from?▾
All figures are sourced from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS) survey — the most comprehensive annual wage survey in the United States. Each data point includes the source, source URL, and last verified date.
How often is the salary data updated?▾
BLS publishes OEWS data annually (typically in May). Our platform refreshes salary records whenever new BLS data is released and flags any record older than 90 days for review.
Do salaries vary by state?▾
Yes — significantly. For example, RN salaries in California average over $60/hour while Mississippi averages around $30/hour. Select any specialty above to compare pay across all 50 states.
Are travel nurse rates different?▾
Yes. Travel nurse weekly package rates are listed separately from staff nurse rates on each specialty page. Travel rates include housing and meal stipends and typically run 30–50% higher than local staff rates.
Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics · bls.gov/oes · Last platform update: June 2026