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CRNA salary in Florida

Annualize your CRNA base pay and see where it falls against Florida nurse anesthetist wages from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

BLS OEWS May 2025 · Florida · SOC 29-1151

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Base pay before taxes. Do not include overtime, bonuses, or benefits.

Schedule assumptions

Defaults assume a common full-time schedule (36 hours × 52 weeks). Adjust for your facility FTE.

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Enter your CRNA base pay to see an annual estimate, Florida percentile, and the latest state wage range.

Know the Florida CRNA range. Then shop local roles.

After you place your base pay against Florida wages, browse openings that match your metro, schedule, and practice model.

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Florida pay context

Florida CRNA wages vs the national median

Florida’s May 2025 median for nurse anesthetists ($210,570) sits 11% below the national median ($236,590). The upper tail is wide (the state 90th percentile reaches $416,000), so a single statewide figure can miss metro and package differences.

State percentiles

Florida nurse anesthetist salary range

BLS OEWS wage percentiles for nurse anesthetists in Florida. Benchmarks only, not recommended rates or guarantees.

May 2025 Florida CRNA wage percentiles
PercentileHourly wageAnnual wage
10th$60.42$125,680
25th$83.93$174,580
50th$101.24$210,570
75th$137.50$286,000
90th$200.00$416,000

Metro detail

CRNA salary by Florida metro

Selected metropolitan area medians for nurse anesthetists. Location inside Florida can matter as much as the statewide median.

May 2025 Florida metro CRNA wages
Metro area10thMedian90th
Jacksonville, FL$134,630$416,000$416,000
Miami-Fort Lauderdale-West Palm Beach, FL$180,950$232,000$375,660
Gainesville, FL$100,320$225,280$262,560
Deltona-Daytona Beach-Ormond Beach, FL$209,680$219,990$309,120
Orlando-Kissimmee-Sanford, FL$165,720$214,690$441,400
Tampa-St. Petersburg-Clearwater, FL$107,810$206,270$244,990
Cape Coral-Fort Myers, FL$132,010$205,330$314,010
Ocala, FL$90,540$203,850$409,780

Local market

CRNA jobs and hiring in Florida

Florida OEWS data show a wide metro pay spread. Jacksonville’s published median sits far above Tampa’s, so the facility and region inside the state matter as much as the statewide median. High-volume surgical markets across South and Central Florida often concentrate hospital-system and ambulatory surgery center openings; treat that as geography, not a job-count claim.

Florida also opted out of the federal Medicare rule that otherwise requires physician supervision of CRNAs, so day-to-day autonomy still comes down to facility policy and the care-team model on the posting. There is no state income tax, which can change take-home versus a similar W-2 offer elsewhere, and winter “snowbird” volume can push OR schedules harder in some coastal and central markets than summer months do.

  • Florida’s median is below national while the upper tail is wide, so ask whether an advertised package is base-only, call-heavy, or 1099.
  • Confirm privileges, supervision or care-team model, and malpractice terms with the employer; those are offer-specific.

For how to decode practice models, W-2 vs 1099, and listing shorthand, see nurse anesthetist jobs.

Primary source

U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics

Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, Nurse Anesthetists (29-1151), Florida, May 2025. National series published May 15, 2026; verified August 5, 2026.

Common questions

Florida CRNA salary FAQ

How much do CRNAs make in Florida?

The Florida median annual wage for nurse anesthetists was $210,570 in May 2025, according to BLS OEWS data. That is below the national median of $236,590. The Florida 10th-90th range ran from $125,680 to $416,000, so metro and employer matter as much as the state headline.

Why is Florida CRNA pay below the national median?

OEWS reports what employers paid in the survey period; it does not adjust for cost of living or explain gaps. Florida’s wide metro spread (some markets well above the state median, others near or below it) means a single state figure can understate or overstate a local offer. Compare your base pay with the Florida calculator and the metro table on this page.

How is my Florida CRNA salary percentile estimated?

The calculator annualizes the base pay you enter, then interpolates between Florida’s BLS 10th, 25th, 50th, 75th, and 90th percentile thresholds for Nurse Anesthetists (SOC 29-1151). Values outside that published range are labeled only as below the 10th or above the 90th threshold.

Does this include call pay or 1099 packages?

No. Enter base pay only. Call pay, overtime, stipends, and 1099 package totals are excluded. Advertised totals are not the same as OEWS base wages.

What should I check when applying for a Florida CRNA job?

Confirm the metro or facility location against the wage table, ask whether pay is W-2 or 1099, clarify call and practice model (care team vs more independent), and verify privileges and malpractice terms in writing. For how to decode listing labels, see the nurse anesthetist jobs guide.

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