CRNA Salary in Rhode Island
Updated for 2026
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How much do CRNAs make in Rhode Island?
BLS source: Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2023, SOC 29-1151 (Nurse Anesthetists). View the Rhode Island BLS table →
BLS did not publish a Nurse Anesthetist row for Rhode Island in this release — we say so instead of estimating one. This is common in smaller states or states with few reporting employers.
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Rhode Island CRNA Salary & Programs at a Glance
How Rhode Island compares to nearby-ranked states
These are the states immediately above and below Rhode Island in BLS's May 2023 mean annual wage ranking — not geographic neighbors, but wage-rank neighbors.
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Rhode Island CRNA programs: cost vs. earnings
We track 1 CRNA program in Rhode Island. Published in-state tuition ranges from $106,652 to $106,652, averaging $106,652. Program length runs 3 yr on average.
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How much do CRNAs make in Rhode Island?
BLS does not publish a Nurse Anesthetist wage estimate specific to Rhode Island in its May 2023 release. Nationally, CRNAs average $214,200/year ($103/hour), per the BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics. Actual pay in Rhode Island will depend on your employer, setting, and experience. See our full state salary guide for context on where Rhode Island likely falls relative to neighboring states.
Is Rhode Island a high-paying state for CRNAs?
We can't rank Rhode Island against other states on this metric because BLS did not publish a Nurse Anesthetist wage figure for Rhode Island in May 2023. Compare states that do have published data on our CRNA salary by state hub.
How many CRNA programs are in Rhode Island?
We track 1 CRNA program in Rhode Island, with an average published tuition of $106,652 and an average program length of 3 yr. See the full list, with tuition and admissions requirements, on our Rhode Island programs page.
Does a higher CRNA salary in Rhode Island offset the cost of school?
We don't have enough published tuition or salary data for Rhode Island to run this comparison. See our CRNA school cost and financing guide for the general framework.
Our Final Thoughts
Salary numbers are a starting point, not the whole decision. Rhode Island's BLS figure tells you what CRNAs there report earning on average — it doesn't tell you what a specific employer will offer you, what taxes and cost of living do to that number, or whether the program that gets you there is worth its tuition. Run your own numbers before you commit to a state or a program.
Salary data: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2023, SOC 29-1151 (Nurse Anesthetists). Program and tuition data from The CRNA Club's verified school database. Learn about our methodology →
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