Average Pain Management Nurse Salary

$54.91/hour

The average salary for a Pain Management Nurse is $54.91 per hour. This is 17% higher than the nursing US average of $45.61.

Last updated on November 4, 2026. Based on active jobs on Vivian.com.

Salaries for Pain Management Nurse compared to Registered Nurse National Averages

$54.91/hour

17% higher than the nursing US average.

$45.61/hour

United States

Where do Pain Management Nurses get paid the most?

Only Connecticut reports pay data for Pain Management Nurses, averaging $53 per hour. Connecticut also has the highest ceiling, with max hourly pay reaching $55. For comparison, the national average for Pain Management Nurses is $55 per hour — Connecticut pays 3% less.

StateAverage Hourly SalaryMax Hourly Salary
Connecticut$53$55
What are the highest paying Employers and Agencies for Pain Management Nurse jobs?

Only Perm Staff Jobs reports pay data for Pain Management Nurses, averaging $51 per hour. Perm Staff Jobs also has the highest ceiling, with max hourly pay reaching $55. For comparison, the national average for Pain Management Nurses is $55 per hour — Perm Staff Jobs pays 7% less.

Average Hourly SalaryMax Hourly Salary
Perm Staff Jobs$51$55

Last updated on November 4, 2026. Information based on active jobs on Vivian.com and pay data from BLS and around the web.

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Pain Management Nurse FAQs

What professional certifications can potentially increase my salary as a Pain Management RN?

Earning your Pain Management Nursing Certification (PMGT-BC) often increases your salary potential as a pain management nurse or makes you eligible for another position with greater responsibilities, which also might include a bump in wages.

Can having a Pain Management Nursing Certification (PMGT-BC) boost my salary as a Pain Management RN?

Yes, having a Pain Management Nursing Certification (PMGT-BC) or any relevant professional certification has the potential to boost your salary as a pain management nurse.

Where can I learn more about working as a Pain Management Nurse?

Take a look at Vivian's Pain Management Nurse Career Guide for more information, including required education, responsibilities, pros and cons and more.