Registered Nurse salary in New Hampshire
U.S. Department of Labor wage data for May 2025. New Hampshire ranks 16 of 52 states by median wage for this occupation, paying 2.2% above the national median.
- 10th percentile
- $75,610
- 25th percentile
- $82,880
- Median percentile
- $99,700
- 75th percentile
- $108,400
- 90th percentile
- $123,190
- Mean
- $97,900
- Employed
- 15,390
The median ($99,700) sits above the mean ($97,900) here, which is normal in medicine: part-time and partial-year clinicians pull the average down, so the median is the better description of a full-time job.
How New Hampshire compares with the rest of the country
| Area | Low (10th) | Average | Median | Top 10% |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| New Hampshire | $75,610 | $97,900 | $99,700 | $123,190 |
| United States | $68,940 | $101,420 | $97,550 | $137,470 |
Registered Nurse salary in other states
Where this comes from. U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025, for the occupation Registered Nurses. Employers report the wages they actually pay, and the methodology is published — unlike self-reported salary surveys, which nobody can verify.
What it leaves out. OES counts wage-and-salary employees. Self-employed physicians and practice owners are outside its scope, and partnership distributions are not wages, so in specialties where private practice is common these figures are likely to be conservative. Bonuses and profit-sharing are excluded from the wage measure as well.