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Nurse Practitioner Salary in the Utica-Rome, NY Area

Nurse Practitioners in the Utica-Rome area earn an average of $113,050 per year (or $54.35 per hour).

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Highest Paying Nearby Utica-Rome for Nurse Practitioners

Albany-Schenectady-Troy

Average: $116,980 per year Per hour: $46 - $74 per hour

Elmira

Average: $114,450 per year Per hour: $46 - $63 per hour

Glens Falls

Average: $117,000 per year Per hour: $46 - $63 per hour

Binghamton

Average: $111,280 per year Per hour: $46 - $63 per hour

Buffalo-Cheektowaga-Niagara Falls

Average: $116,380 per year Per hour: $46 - $73 per hour

Ithaca

Average: $114,200 per year Per hour: $46 - $65 per hour

Rochester

Average: $117,160 per year Per hour: $46 - $74 per hour

Syracuse

Average: $116,620 per year Per hour: $46 - $74 per hour

Utica-Rome

Average: $113,050 per year Per hour: $46 - $73 per hour

Watertown-Fort Drum

Average: $117,710 per year Per hour: $40 - $80 per hour

Kingston

Average: $123,660 per year Per hour: $38 - $90 per hour

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