Average Ambulatory Nurse Salary in Minnesota
Ambulatory nurses in Minnesota earn an average of $82,240 per year (or $39.54 per hour).
Minnesota ambulatory nurses earn 5% lower than the national average salary for ambulatory nurses, at $86,786 (or $41.72 per hour).
Ambulatory nurse salary range in Minnesota
Annual Salary | Hourly Wage | |
---|---|---|
90th Percentile | $99,445 | $47 |
75th Percentile | $97,263 | $46 |
Median | $77,415 | $37 |
25th Percentile | $73,196 | $35 |
80% of Minnesota ambulatory nurses earn between $59,553 and $99,445.
Cost-of-living adjusted ambulatory nurse salary in Minnesota
Adjusted for cost-of-living, Minnesota ambulatory nurses earn about $83,407 per year. Cost-of-living in Minnesota is 1% lower than the national average, meaning they face lower prices for food, housing, and transportation compared to other states.
Ambulatory nurses salaries in other states
California | $127,597 per year |
Oregon | $98,307 per year |
Massachusetts | $96,630 per year |
Washington | $97,579 per year |
New York | $97,052 per year |
Nevada | $91,744 per year |
New Jersey | $93,766 per year |
Connecticut | $97,903 per year |
Maryland | $84,813 per year |
Arizona | $79,890 per year |
How much do other nurses get paid in Minnesota?
Neurology Nurse | $102,345 per year |
Blood Management Nurse | $100,623 per year |
Trauma Nurse | $100,071 per year |
Nurse Manager | $98,688 per year |
Clinical Informatics Nurse | $97,720 per year |
Research Nurse | $97,362 per year |
Urology Nurse | $96,037 per year |
Transplant Nurse | $95,766 per year |
Renal Nurse | $95,766 per year |
Infusion Nurse | $95,427 per year |
At a $82,240 average annual salary, ambulatory nurses in Minnesota tend to earn less than neurology nurses ($102,345), blood management nurses ($100,623), trauma nurses ($100,071), nurse managers ($98,688), clinical informatics nurses ($97,720), research nurses ($97,362), urology nurses ($96,037), transplant nurses ($95,766), renal nurses ($95,766), and infusion nurses ($95,427).
More about ambulatory nurses
Ambulatory care nurses provide medical care to patients seen for follow-up treatment, observation, tests, or same-day surgeries. Ambulatory care is often described as a busy yet fun environment with less stress than acute care nurses.
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Data sources: rn salary data, cost of living data, proprietary data from Incredible Health