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Average Nurse Salary in

New Hampshire

Average Nurse Salary in New Hampshire

New Hampshire is one of the middle paying states for registered nurses. The registered nurse salary in New Hampshire is $77,230 per year. This means that nurses in New Hampshire earn an average of $37.12 per hour. On the other hand, the national average for registered nurses is $77,600 per year. This annual salary is approximately $37.31 per hour.

(Data courtesy of the Bureau of Labor Statistics)

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Highest Paying Cities in

New Hampshire

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Travel Nurse

Average gross weekly nurse pay in the top cities/wider metro area

Derry - $2,272
Dover - $2,145
Portsmouth - $2,063
Nashua - $2,054
Woodsville - $1,997
Lebanon - $1,956
New London - $1,955
Exeter - $1,894
Lancaster - $1,723
Rochester - $1,682

(Trusted Health Data) (Data courtesy of Trusted Health, May 2021)

Registered Nurse

Average annual nurse salary in the following cities/wider metro areas

Boston-Cambridge-Nashua, MA-NH Metro Area: $95,430
Portsmouth, NH-ME Metro Area: $78,070
Manchester, NH Metro Area: $77,240
Dover-Durham, NH-ME Metro Area: $75,040

(Data courtesy of the Bureau of Labor Statistics)

Nurse Specialties

Average annual nurse salary for the following nurse specialties

Med/Surg Nurse - $98,715 (Range of $89,304 - $109,971)‍
Progressive Care Nurse - $88,007 (Range of $77,469 - $99,768)‍
Operating Room Nurse - $80,049 (Range of $71,822 - $88,493)‍
Emergency Nurse - $77,880 (Range of $69,546 - $86,502)‍
ICU Nurse - $77,358 (Range of $69,700 - $84,068)‍
Labor and Delivery Nurse - $75,200 (Range of $68,400 - $85,100)‍
Pediatric Nurse - $73,500 (Range of $66,700 - $84,200)

(Data courtesy of Salary.com) (Data courtesy of Salary.com, May 2021)

Cost of Living

Although nurse salaries in New Hampshire may be 0.04% lower than the national average, living in New Hampshire isn’t cheap. New Hampshire ranks above the national cost of living index. While your nursing salary may be lower, the cost of rent alone may make up for it. For more detailed cost of living by city, check out the nurse Salary Explorer.

(Data courtesy of World Population Review)

Job Growth for Nurses

New Hampshire is a popular destination for staff and travel nurses alike. In 2021, New Hampshire was home to more than 14,190 nurses.

However, New Hampshire has a strong job outlook, as the number of nurses in New Hampshire is expected to grow. Registered nurse jobs are forecasted to grow by more than 2% between 2021 and 2023, bringing the total number of working nurses in New Hampshire to more than 14,480.

(Data courtesy of Projections Central)

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We combined proprietary data with official nurse salary data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics to create the most comprehensive view of nurse salary in the United States. We present our findings in hourly pay for staff nurses and gross weekly pay for travel nurses to account for the different ways nurses think about pay.

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