Salary of a nurse anesthetist

Answer 1

From my knowledge, a CRNA's salary can start at 120,000 a year and up. It depends on the state where you plan on working. Contract CRNA's make more. Go to www.bls.gov and search for more answers. Answer: I work in the surgical department of a large hospital, a Nurse Anesthesist I work with makes $300,000 per year.

Answer 2

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Average around $140,000, factors that will higher or lower salary are: where you live, city, metro, or rural, years experience and what you are certified for.

Before you get all excited and want to get a Masters in CRNA know that there are few universities that have the CRNA program, and the ones that do only accept about 15 students per year, which means it is extremely competitive and there are long waiting lists... so you might be better off studying for an MD or PhD.

In order to be considered to be in the CRNA program you will need at least 2 years of experience in ICU and a GPA of 3.5 or more... mininum qualifications for universities vary and and will probably say they require 1 year experience and a GPA of 3.2... but remember it is extremely competitive the average GPA in a CRNA class is around 3.73.

So do the math: 4 years to get a Nursing Bachelor's + 2 years experience + 1 year to wait for the program to start (if you have a >3.7 GPA, if less add at least another year) + 2 to 3 years of being in the CRNA Program = +-10 years

Answer 3

The approximate salary of a nurse anesthtist differs, depending on country and state. In the United States of America, a nurse anestheist can expect around $160,000.

Answer 4

According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics the estimated mean annual wage for registered nurses as of May 2008 is, $65,00. This would amount to $31.31 per hour.

Answer 5

average 130-150k a year

Answer 6

About $110,000.00