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73 jobs analyzed

Renal Nurse salary:
$46.50/hr

The median Renal Nurse salary is $46.50 per hour, or $96,720 per year, based on 73 job postings across 23 states. Compare pay by location, employer, shift, and contract type.

$46.50

Median hourly

$96,720

Annual salary

$40-$72

Pay range

23

States tracked

Data from 2025-11-01 to 2026-04-30Source: active healthcare job postings and listed pay ranges

Salary guide

What should a Renal Nurse make in 2026?

A typical Renal Nurse earns $46.50/hr, with most posted roles landing between $45.00 and $55.00/hr.

Recent posted pay is up, with the last 30 days showing +0.5% movement versus the prior period.

Compare locations before accepting an offer, especially when travel stipends or weekend differentials are included.

Pay range

Most Renal Nurse roles cluster between $45.00 and $55.00/hr.

The middle band is usually the most useful offer benchmark. The 10th and 90th percentiles show the broader market floor and ceiling.

Lower endTypical marketTop end
$40.30$46.50 median$71.62

Entry / low

$40.30

$83,824/yr

Median

$46.50

$96,720/yr

Top earners

$71.62

$148,970/yr

BY LOCATION

Renal Nurse salary by state

See how pay varies across the country. Ranked by job volume.

ALAlabamaEst.
~$61.33/hr
AKAlaskaEst.
~$52.82/hr
AZArizonaEst.
~$47.03/hr
ARArkansasEst.
~$54.67/hr
CACaliforniaEst.
~$52.48/hr
COColoradoEst.
~$56.98/hr
CTConnecticutEst.
~$53.27/hr
DEDelawareEst.
~$53.16/hr
DCDistrict of ColumbiaEst.
~$50.61/hr
FLFloridaEst.
~$57.73/hr
GAGeorgiaEst.
~$51.49/hr
HIHawaiiEst.
~$53.32/hr
IDIdahoEst.
~$53.29/hr
ILIllinois
$46.00/hr
7 postings3 companies
INIndianaEst.
~$48.21/hr

Est.Estimated values are based on national averages.

BY EMPLOYER

Renal Nurse salary by employer

See which companies pay the most and least for Renal Nurse positions.

Top paying employers for Renal Nurses

Northwest Kidney Centers

16 postings

$55.00/hr

Davita

7 postings

$46.00/hr

Concerto Renal Services

17 postings

$45.00/hr

Encompass Health

11 postings

$41.50/hr

Lower paying employers for Renal Nurses

Encompass Health

11 postings

$41.50/hr

Concerto Renal Services

17 postings

$45.00/hr

Davita

7 postings

$46.00/hr

Northwest Kidney Centers

16 postings

$55.00/hr

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PAY FACTORS

What affects Renal Nurse pay

How shift type, contract length, and employment type impact Renal Nurse salaries.

By Shift Type

By Contract Length

9-13 weeks9
$75.35

By Employment Type

fulltime32
$51.00
prn17
$45.00
Not Specified9
$45.00
travel contract8
$74.53

FAQ

Common questions about Renal Nurse pay

What is the average Renal Nurse salary?

The median Renal Nurse salary is $46.50 per hour, or $96,720 annually. Pay ranges from $40.30/hr (10th percentile) to $71.62/hr (90th percentile) depending on location, experience, and employer.

Which states pay Renal Nurses the most?

Based on 73 job postings, the highest paying states for Renal Nurses include Massachusetts, Washington, Illinois. Pay rates vary based on cost of living, demand, and state regulations.

How many Renal Nurse jobs are available?

There are currently 73 Renal Nurse job postings across 23 states, from 21 different healthcare employers.

What factors affect Renal Nurse pay?

Renal Nurse pay varies based on geographic location, years of experience, certifications, shift differentials (nights/weekends), employment type (travel vs. staff), facility type, and specialized skills. Travel contracts typically pay higher hourly rates.

Is Renal Nurse pay going up or down?

Renal Nurse pay is currently trending upward. Over the past 30 days, median hourly rates increased 0.5%.

What is the highest paying Renal Nurse specialty?

Renal Nurse pay varies by specialty and setting. Travel positions typically pay $8.50 to $25.12 more per hour than staff positions. Night shifts and weekend differentials also increase earnings.

Do Renal Nurses get paid more in cities or rural areas?

Renal Nurse pay varies by location based on cost of living, local demand, and facility type. Urban areas typically pay more but have higher living costs.

How much do entry-level Renal Nurses make?

Entry-level Renal Nurses typically earn around $40.30 to $45.00 per hour ($83,824 to $93,600 annually). With experience, pay increases toward the median of $46.50/hr.

DATA METHOD

How this salary page is calculated

Source

Based on 73 active postings with listed compensation for Renal Nurse. We prioritize postings with explicit hourly or annual pay and exclude rows without usable compensation signals from salary percentiles.

Range

Percentiles show the spread of posted pay, not a guaranteed offer or take-home pay after taxes. State and city views use available market observations and label estimated values when direct samples are limited.

Freshness

Current dataset window: 2025-11-01 to 2026-04-30. Recent trend cards compare the latest posting window with the prior period so short-term pay movement is separated from the full historical median.

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