Average Salary
$96,550
Based on 20 submissions
COL Adjusted
$76,749
COL Index: 125.8 (100 = US avg)
vs. National Avg
+24.4%
National avg: $77,600
Salary by Specialty
Operating Room
1 submission
$125,000
average
ICU/Critical Care
1 submission
$115,000
average
Emergency/ER
6 submissions
$108,500
average
Emergency Department
3 submissions
$107,667
average
Medical-Surgical
1 submission
$98,000
average
Oncology
2 submissions
$88,500
average
Pediatrics
1 submission
$85,000
average
NICU
1 submission
$82,000
average
Med-Surg
2 submissions
$72,500
average
Psychiatric/Mental Health
1 submission
$72,000
average
Case Management
1 submission
$58,000
average
About New York
Cost of Living
New York's cost of living index is 125.8 (US average = 100). This means New York is 25.8% more expensive than the national average.
Region
New York is located in the Northeast region of the United States.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the average nurse salary in New York?
The average nurse salary in New York is $96,550 based on 20 verified submissions. This exceeds the national average of $77,600.
How does New York nurse pay compare to cost of living?
New York has a cost of living index of 125.8 (100 = US average). When adjusted for cost of living, the effective salary is approximately $76,749. This means New York is 25.8% more expensive than average.
What nursing specialties pay the most in New York?
Based on verified submissions, the highest-paying nursing specialties in New York are: Operating Room ($125,000 avg), ICU/Critical Care ($115,000 avg), Emergency/ER ($108,500 avg). Salaries vary by experience, certifications, and facility type.
Is New York a good state for nurse pay?
New York nurse salaries are 24.4% higher 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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