Average Surgical ICU Nurse Salary

$45.83/hour

The average salary for a Surgical ICU Nurse in Washington, DC is $45.83 per hour. This is equal to the District of Columbia average

Last updated on October 6, 2023. Based on active jobs on Vivian.com.

Surgical ICU Nurse salaries in Washington, DC compared to State and National Averages

$45.83/hour

Washington, DC

3% higher than the US average.

$45.83/hour

District of Columbia

3% higher than the US average.

$44.59/hour

United States

How Surgical ICU Nurse Salaries in Washington Compare to Other Cities

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Deerfield Beach, Florida

$34/hour

This is 19% lower than the Washington average of $40.08.

Fort Lauderdale, Florida

$34/hour

This is 19% lower than the Washington average of $40.08.

Miami, Florida

$33/hour

This is 23% lower than the Washington average of $40.08.

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