Here are the five states where CRNAs make the most, and five where they make the least on average.
Top five states:
Montana: $246,370
California: $212,210
Iowa: $209,130
Oregon: $205,730
Wisconsin: $204,820
Bottom five states:
Indiana: $156,580
Georgia: $151,070
Tennessee: $150,880
Arizona: $144,670
Idaho: $143,270
Information not available:
Wyoming
New Mexico
Vermont
Rhode Island
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