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Nurse salary in New Hampshire

Registered nurses in New Hampshire earn about $99,700 a year ($47.93/hr) — roughly in line with the U.S. average. State figures are estimates based on national pay and local cost of living — a starting point, not a guaranteed local wage.

Registered nurse — New Hampshire

Verified public wage data

Median annual pay

$99,700

Near national

Hourly

$47.93/hr

Median $99,700
$75,610$123,190
Typical range
$82,880–$108,400
What most nurses earn
High end
$123,190
Top earners
Entry level
$75,610
Newer nurses

Explore New Hampshire nurse pay

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ManchesterCity / metro$98,600/yr$47.40/hr
Calculate your pay →Submit your salary →Each figure is the median wage reported for that area in official public wage data.

What affects nurse pay in New Hampshire

Pay slightly above the national median. Within New Hampshire, pay is shaped by the metro labor market, the mix of hospitals vs long-term care and clinics, union presence, shift differentials, and how short-staffed local employers are. Advanced-practice roles (NP, CRNA) and critical-care specialties command the highest pay. Use the calculator to estimate your own.

Take-home note. New Hampshire levies no state income tax on wages, so a nurse's take-home pay stretches further than the gross figures above suggest compared with a high-tax state. Note this affects net pay, not the gross wage shown here.
Where this figure comes from

This is the actual median wage reported for New Hampshire in official U.S. government wage data — about 2% above the U.S. average. It is measured from employer-reported payroll, not estimated from a national average.

In New Hampshire, the lowest-paid 10% earn about $75,610 and the highest-paid 10% about $123,190. Where you land depends on specialty, shift, overtime, union status, employer type, and years of experience.

Source year: 2025. Updated when new official wage data is published.

How to use this state figure

  • It’s the median actually reported for New Hampshire — half of nurses earn more, half earn less. A midpoint, not an offer you’re guaranteed.
  • Your actual pay shifts with role and specialty, care setting, shift, overtime, union status, and years of experience — so compare a role-specific page and personalize the calculator.
  • Reviewed salary submissions from nurses in New Hampshire make this page more precise over time.
Source & confidenceA verified figure from official U.S. public wage data.

BLS OEWS (May 2025, state)

New Hampshire figures are published directly by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics for New Hampshire (May 2025). They are not estimated or adjusted.

Source year 2025. Last reviewed July 17, 2026. Full methodology

Last reviewed July 17, 2026.