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Georgia Nurse Salaries

Real salary data from nurses working in Georgia

Average Salary

$67,667

Based on 6 submissions

COL Adjusted

$76,030

COL Index: 89 (100 = US avg)

vs. National Avg

-12.8%

National avg: $77,600

Salary by Specialty

ICU/Critical Care

2 submissions

$72,000

average

Min: $70,000Max: $74,000

Emergency Department

1 submission

$68,000

average

Min: $68,000Max: $68,000

Med-Surg

1 submission

$68,000

average

Min: $68,000Max: $68,000

Medical-Surgical

2 submissions

$63,000

average

Min: $63,000Max: $63,000

About Georgia

Cost of Living

Georgia's cost of living index is 89 (US average = 100). This means Georgia is 11.0% less expensive than the national average.

Region

Georgia is located in the South region of the United States.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the average nurse salary in Georgia?

The average nurse salary in Georgia is $67,667 based on 6 verified submissions. This is below the national average of $77,600.

How does Georgia nurse pay compare to cost of living?

Georgia has a cost of living index of 89 (100 = US average). When adjusted for cost of living, the effective salary is approximately $76,030. This means Georgia is 11.0% less expensive than average.

What nursing specialties pay the most in Georgia?

Based on verified submissions, the highest-paying nursing specialties in Georgia are: ICU/Critical Care ($72,000 avg), Emergency Department ($68,000 avg), Med-Surg ($68,000 avg). Salaries vary by experience, certifications, and facility type.

Is Georgia a good state for nurse pay?

Georgia nurse salaries are 12.8% lower than the national average. However, it's important to consider cost of living, benefits, nurse-to-patient ratios, and work conditions when evaluating total compensation value.

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