The average salary for a nurse practitioner in Illinois is around $105,800 per year.
Avg Salary
Nurse practitioners earn an average yearly salary of $105,800.
Wages typically start from $77,930 and go up to $143,637.
57% above national average Updated in 2018
Nurse practitioner earnings by seniority
Top-level nurse practitioner earnings begin at:
$69.06 per hour
$143,637 per year
Senior-level nurse practitioner earnings begin at:
$59.75 per hour
$124,271 per year
Mid-level nurse practitioner earnings begin at:
$50.87 per hour
$105,800 per year
Junior-level nurse practitioner earnings begin at:
$43.31 per hour
$90,075 per year
Starting level nurse practitioner earnings begin at:
$37.47 per hour
$77,930 per year
Approximate values based on highest and lowest earning segments.
Nurse practitioner salary by state
| State Name | Average Salary |
|---|---|
| Arkansas | $99,740 |
| Louisiana | $99,510 |
| Missouri | $98,430 |
| Kansas | $97,310 |
| Florida | $97,270 |
| Tennessee | $96,440 |
| West Virginia | $96,250 |
| Kentucky | $96,180 |
| South Carolina | $96,080 |
| Alabama | $95,010 |
| Guam | $45,420 |
| Puerto Rico | $19,450 |
| California | $126,890 |
| Hawaii | $123,570 |
| Alaska | $120,100 |
| Massachusetts | $119,420 |
| New York | $118,550 |
| New Jersey | $118,040 |
| Washington | $116,350 |
| Minnesota | $115,550 |
| Connecticut | $115,370 |
| Wyoming | $114,000 |
| Arizona | $113,394 |
| Rhode Island | $112,620 |
| Nevada | $112,090 |
| Oregon | $110,770 |
| District of Columbia | $110,420 |
| New Mexico | $109,970 |
| New Hampshire | $108,750 |
| Texas | $108,660 |
| Maryland | $108,580 |
| Wisconsin | $106,160 |
| Illinois | $105,800 |
| Colorado | $105,560 |
| Delaware | $105,390 |
| Utah | $105,160 |
| North Dakota | $105,030 |
| Iowa | $104,640 |
| Georgia | $104,360 |
| Oklahoma | $104,310 |
| Montana | $103,390 |
| Michigan | $103,210 |
| Idaho | $102,830 |
| Mississippi | $102,480 |
| Virginia | $102,480 |
| Indiana | $102,390 |
| Maine | $102,280 |
| Nebraska | $102,210 |
| Vermont | $101,660 |
| North Carolina | $101,540 |
| Ohio | $101,010 |
| South Dakota | $100,440 |
| Pennsylvania | $100,021 |
How do nurse practitioner salaries compare to similar careers?
Nurse practitioners earn 7% less than similar careers in Illinois. On average, they make less than occupational physicians but more than informatics nurse specialists.
| Career | Median Salary |
|---|---|
| Occupational physician salary | $160K |
| Pharmacist salary | $123K |
| Optometrist salary | $114K |
| Health services manager salary | $101K |
| Physician assistant salary | $104K |
| Nurse practitioner salary | $106K |
| Anesthesiologist assistant salary | $106K |
| Biomedical engineer salary | $98K |
| Physical therapist salary | $89K |
| Informatics nurse specialist salary | $89K |
Source: CareerExplorer (Aggregated)