What is a nurse practitioner starting salary 2023

Average nurse practitioner starting salary is $123780 per year according to the U.S. bureau of labor statistics as of may  2021.

Range is $81750 to $170313 a nurse practitioner getting in united states.

Salary is differs according to nurses skills, knowledge, perfection and experience.

  How to became a nurse practitioner.

For that you should following this steps: 

1. Graduate high school in psychology, anatomy, chemistry and biology.
2. Earn a bachelor degree in nursing (BSN)
3. Became an registered nurse.
4. Earn a master degree in nursing (MSN)
5. Get a vailed license from particuler region.

Is need to specialized in various category?  

Yes .

Average salary in particular category…….

• General nurse practitioner  $101,250
• Anesthetist nurse practitioner  $110,430
• Psychiatric nurse practitioner   $113,900
• Family nurse practitioner  $98,580
• Home care nurse practitioner   $11,520
• Gerontological nurse practitioner    $90,100
• Women nurse practitioner    $96,650
• Pediatric nurse practitioner    $94,840
• Emergency nurse practitioner    $105,080
• Orthopedic nurse practitioner   $100,100

Top paying states for nurse practitioners: BLS DATA

State	Employment	Hourly mean wage	Annual mean wage
California	17,400	$72.99	$151,830
New Jersey	6,690	$65.85	$137,010
New York	15,190	$64.39	$133,940
Washington	3,730	$62.90	$130,840
Massachusetts	7,330	$62.28	$129,540

State wise Nurse Practitioner starting salary

This all data are approximate based on BLS data

• • Albama:   $72000

• Alaska:     $62000
• Arizoa:     $65700
• Arkansas:   $83100
• California:   $107,540
• Colorado:   $74,200
• Connecticut:   $77,950
• Delaware:   $84,450
• Florida:  $65,150
• Georgia: $78,510
• Hawaii:   $77450
• Idaho:   $46,450
• Illinois:   $
• Indiana:   $85,750
• Iowa:   $86,540
• Kansas:   $65,000
• Kentucky:   $69,410
• Louisiana:   $67,100
• Maine:  $83,500
• Maryland:   $84,100
• Massachusetts:  $91,000
• Michigan:  $85,350
• Minnesota:   $93,170
• Mississippi:  $80,210
• Missouri:   $83,100
• Montana:   $85,750
• Nebraska:   $84,450
• Nevada: $87,450
• New Hampshire  $84,540
• New Jersey:   $94,400
• New Mexico:  $85,120
• New York: $87,410
• North Carolina:   $84,200
• North Dakota: $85,730
• Ohio:  $81,450
• Oklahoma:  $86,350
• Oregon: $86,750
• Pennsylvania:  $74,530
• Rhode Island:   $89,100
• South Carolina:  $81,230
• South Dakota:   $82,110
• Tennessee: $62,470
• Texas:  $85,240
• Utah:   $71,230
• Vermont:   $82,132
• Virginia:   $83,950
• Washington:   $87,750
• West Virginia: $77,760
• Wisconsin:  $90,013
• Wyoming:   $85,150