SALARY EXPLORER · UPDATED 2026

Nurse Anesthetists Salary in Los Angeles

See the latest available wage benchmarks for Nurse Anesthetistss in Los Angeles, including the median, mean, employment and published percentile range.

Latest available wage reference: 2025 • Page reviewed September 2026

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Los Angeles salary benchmark

Published wage distribution for Nurse Anesthetists in Los Angeles.

Median annual salary
$282,930
50th percentile
$274,940Mean / average
$22,912Mean per month
$132Mean per hour*
*Annual wage divided by 2,080 hours for a simple hourly equivalent.
U.S. comparison

The Los Angeles median is +10% versus the U.S. median of $257,650 for the same occupation.

Salary distribution

The published 10th, 25th, 50th, 75th and 90th percentile wages.

$229,470
10th
$278,660
25th
$282,930
50th
$288,880
75th
$292,920
90th

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What is the median Nurse Anesthetists salary in Los Angeles?

The published median is $282,930 per year. The median is the 50th percentile: half of workers are below it and half are above it in the published wage distribution.

How much is the 90th percentile for Nurse Anesthetistss in Los Angeles?

The 90th percentile is $292,920 per year. The 90th percentile means 90% of workers are at or below that wage estimate in the published distribution.

Does this salary figure include bonus or equity?

These wage estimates represent wages for the occupation and geography. They should not be treated as a complete total-compensation estimate for an individual offer; bonuses, equity and benefits may be reported separately by employers.

Where the numbers come from

This page uses the latest available Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics reference imported into LinkedInSalary. The current wage reference is May 2025.

The dataset publishes employment, mean wages and percentile wage estimates. Percentiles describe the wage distribution; the site does not infer seniority bands, bonuses, growth rates or cost-of-living adjustments from these figures.

Data source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS).

Data reference year: 2025 · Page presentation year: 2026.

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