National [Specialty] Nurse Salary
The median US national [Specialty] nurse salary is $[] as of 2023. The national pay ranges from the highest 10% of [Specialty]s making $[] and the lowest 10% making $[]. Our salary data for [Specialty] nurses is consolidated from the Bureau of Labor Statistics and ZipRecruiter salary data.
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[In specialized pediatric settings, such as pediatric intensive care units (PICUs), nurses often earn more due to the higher level of expertise required. Salaries can also vary widely depending on the state or metropolitan area in which the nurse works, with states like California, Massachusetts, and Hawaii offering some of the highest salaries for nurses overall due to higher demand and cost of living.
In addition to the base salary, pediatric nurses working in hospitals may receive shift differentials for working nights, weekends, or holidays, further increasing their earnings potential. ]
How Much Do [Specialty] Nurses Make Per Hour?
The median national wage for [Specialty] nurses is $[] per hour in the US according to ZipRecruiter salary data.
What does a [Specialty] nurse do?
[Monitoring the vital signs of the baby and mother
Providing emotional support and pain management
Assisting with delivery, including C-sections
Educating mothers about postpartum care and breastfeeding
Handling emergency situations, such as hemorrhaging or fetal distress ]
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Top paying cities for [Specialty] nurses
According to ZipRecruiter data
| City | State | Average Annual Salary |
| test | North Carolina | $123,456 |
| test | North Carolina | $123,456 |
| test | North Carolina | $123,456 |
| test | North Carolina | $123,456 |
| test | North Carolina | $123,456 |
| test | North Carolina | $123,456 |
| test | North Carolina | $123,456 |
| test | North Carolina | $123,456 |
| test | North Carolina | $123,456 |