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Nursing Teacher salary

Average nursing teacher salary

$75,530

$36.31 hourly rate

Entry-level nursing teacher salary
$53,000 yearly salary
Updated January 8, 2025

How much does a nursing teacher make?

The average nursing teacher salary in the United States is $75,530. Nursing teacher salaries typically range between $53,000 and $107,000 yearly. The average hourly rate for nursing teachers is $36.31 per hour.

Nursing teacher salary is impacted by location, education, and experience. Nursing teachers earn the highest average salary in Massachusetts.

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Where can a Nursing Teacher earn more?

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National Nurses United$112,939
Harford County Public Schools$37,983

Nursing Teacher salary estimates from across the web

Based on the latest salary information compiled by Zippia, Ziprecruiter, SalaryExpert and Comparably, the average salary for a nursing teacher typically falls between $45,250 and $158,758.
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$75,530yearly
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$158,758yearly
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$45,250yearly
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$96,310yearly

Average nursing teacher salary by state

The highest-paying states for nursing teachers are Massachusetts, North Dakota, and Vermont. The lowest average nursing teacher salary states are Missouri, Arizona, and Alabama.

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Highest paying states for nursing teachers

RankStateAvg. SalaryHourly Rate
1New York$94,774$45.56
2Michigan$86,198$41.44
3Massachusetts$105,746$50.84
4New Jersey$90,187$43.36
5Connecticut$91,960$44.21
6Nevada$92,299$44.37
7District of Columbia$104,583$50.28
8North Dakota$103,690$49.85
9Vermont$102,713$49.38
10New Hampshire$89,609$43.08
11Colorado$85,535$41.12
12West Virginia$93,704$45.05
13Delaware$93,026$44.72
14Indiana$86,898$41.78
15Maryland$84,002$40.39
16Rhode Island$91,190$43.84
17Nebraska$78,138$37.57
18Alaska$90,553$43.54
19Iowa$77,277$37.15
20Mississippi$78,405$37.69
21Utah$80,233$38.57
22California$86,101$41.39
23Kansas$74,669$35.90
24Washington$87,107$41.88
25Idaho$76,614$36.83
26Oregon$77,164$37.10
27Tennessee$79,211$38.08
28Maine$81,089$38.99
29North Carolina$77,845$37.43
30Virginia$76,673$36.86
31Louisiana$74,382$35.76
32Wyoming$73,453$35.31
33Montana$71,942$34.59
34South Dakota$71,387$34.32
35Florida$76,203$36.64
36New Mexico$65,051$31.27
37Wisconsin$75,553$36.32
38Pennsylvania$74,670$35.90
39Kentucky$67,397$32.40
40South Carolina$73,256$35.22
41Illinois$63,027$30.30
42Missouri$62,540$30.07
43Oklahoma$57,753$27.77
44Hawaii$73,417$35.30
45Arkansas$63,026$30.30
46Ohio$67,425$32.42
47Alabama$60,976$29.32
48Georgia$54,764$26.33
49Texas$58,963$28.35
50Minnesota$62,685$30.14
51Arizona$61,091$29.37

Highest paying cities for nursing teachers

The highest-paying cities for nursing teachers are Washington, DC, New York, NY, and San Francisco, CA.

RankCityAvg. SalaryHourly Rate
1Washington, DC$104,642$50.31
2New York, NY$95,078$45.71
3San Francisco, CA$91,435$43.96
4Fort Wayne, IN$87,727$42.18
5Tooele, UT$80,588$38.74
6Tallahassee, FL$76,604$36.83
7Milwaukee, WI$75,707$36.40
8Fort Smith, AR$62,941$30.26
9Springfield, MO$62,016$29.82

Nursing Teacher salary details

A nursing teacher's salary ranges from $53,000 a year at the 10th percentile to $107,000 at the 90th percentile.

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Average Nursing Teacher Salary Graph, Trends, and Summary

What is a nursing teacher's salary?

PercentileAnnual SalaryMonthly SalaryHourly Rate
90th Percentile$107,000$8,917$51
75th Percentile$90,000$7,500$43
Average$75,530$6,294$36
25th Percentile$62,000$5,167$30
10th Percentile$53,000$4,417$25

Highest paying nursing teacher jobs

The highest paying types of nursing teachers are advanced nursing professor, registered nursing professor, and clinical instructor.

Job TitleAnnual SalaryMonthly SalaryHourly RateJob Openings
Adjunct Clinical Instructor$67,696$5,641$32.5588,235
Clinical Instructor$84,613$7,051$40.6887,152
Instructor Nurse$68,098$5,675$32.7450,341
Nursing Program Coordinator$64,285$5,357$30.91113,614
Adjunct Nursing Faculty$63,831$5,319$30.6966,092
Head Teacher$51,715$4,310$24.8673,756

Which companies pay nursing teachers the most?

Nursing teacher salaries at National Nurses United and Florida State University are the highest-paying according to our most recent salary estimates. In addition, the average nursing teacher salary at companies like UW-Milwaukee and State University of New York College at Cortland are highly competitive.

Wage gap by gender, race and education

$72,000$71,200$70,400$69,600$68,800$68,000
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Nursing Teacher salary trends

The average nursing teacher salary has risen by $11,579 over the last ten years. In 2014, the average nursing teacher earned $63,951 annually, but today, they earn $75,530 a year. That works out to a 9% change in pay for nursing teachers over the last decade.

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Average nursing teacher salary over time

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    Nursing Teacher salary by year

    YearAvg. SalaryHourly Rate% Change
    2025$75,500$36.31+1.2%
    2024$74,700$35.89+1.5%
    2023$73,500$35.36+3.0%
    2022$71,300$34.29+3.0%
    2021$69,200$33.26+2.4%

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    Nursing Degree SearchNursing Instructors and Teachers, PostsecondaryNevada10/23/2024$66,670
    Arizona Department of EducationCTE Nursing TeacherQueen Creek, AZ03/06/2024$53,500

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