Intensive Care Unit Nurse Salary Guide: Arizona

Q: What are the highest paying Employers and Agencies for Intensive Care Unit Nurse jobs in Arizona?

The highest paying employer in Arizona for Intensive Care Unit Nurse jobs is Core Medical-Perm, paying up to $47/hr. This is 19% lower than the average pay for Intensive Care Unit Nurse roles in Arizona.

Q: What cities in Arizona pay the most for Intensive Care Unit Nurses?

Phoenix is currently the highest paying city in Arizona for Intensive Care Unit Nurse jobs, paying up to $74/hr. This is 4% lower than the average pay for Intensive Care Unit Nurse roles in Arizona. Other top paying cities include Glendale, paying up to $91/hr, Tucson, paying up to $55/hr, and Payson, paying up to $49/hr.

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Average Intensive Care Unit Nurse Salary

$55.19/hour

The average salary for an Intensive Care Unit Nurse in Arizona is $55.19 per hour. This is 16% higher than the US average of $46.51.

Last updated on April 19, 2024. Based on active jobs on Vivian.com.

Intensive Care Unit Nurse salaries in Arizona compared to National Averages

$55.19/hour

Arizona

16% higher than the US average.

$46.51/hour

United States

What cities in Arizona pay the most for Intensive Care Unit Nurses?

City	Average Hourly Salary	Max Hourly Salary
Phoenix, Arizona	$53	$74
Glendale, Arizona	$51	$91

How does the pay for Intensive Care Unit Nurses in Arizona compare to nearby states?

	Average Hourly Salary	Max Hourly Salary
California	$72	$87
Oregon	$64	$72
Colorado	$49	$50
Texas	$44	$52

What are the highest paying Employers and Agencies for Intensive Care Unit Nurse jobs in Arizona?

	Average Hourly Salary	Max Hourly Salary
Core Medical-Perm	$47	$47
Protouch Staffing - Permanent	$46	$46
Tenet-AZ Region	$43	$54

Last updated on April 19, 2024. Information based on active jobs on Vivian.com and pay data from BLS and around the web.

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