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CRNA salary in Michigan

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

BLS OEWS May 2025 · Michigan · 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, Michigan percentile, and the latest state wage range.

Know the Michigan CRNA range. Then shop local roles.

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

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Michigan pay context

Michigan CRNA wages vs the national median

Michigan's May 2025 median for nurse anesthetists ($247,010) sits 4.4% above the national median ($236,590). The statewide 10th to 90th band is relatively tight ($220,840 to $299,120), so offers that land far outside that range deserve a closer look at call, 1099 structure, and hours.

State percentiles

Michigan nurse anesthetist salary range

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

May 2025 Michigan CRNA wage percentiles
PercentileHourly wageAnnual wage
10th$106.18$220,840
25th$110.01$228,810
50th$118.76$247,010
75th$129.38$269,110
90th$143.81$299,120

Metro detail

CRNA salary by Michigan metro

Selected metropolitan and nonmetropolitan area wages for nurse anesthetists. Detroit is not automatically the top of the table.

May 2025 Michigan metro CRNA wages
Metro area10thMedian90th
Mid Michigan nonmetropolitan area$103,700$267,440$303,830
Saginaw, MI$224,400$259,950$318,600
Lansing-East Lansing, MI$238,570$250,570$269,560
Muskegon-Norton Shores, MI$214,240$243,270$287,500
Detroit-Warren-Dearborn, MI$220,840$243,130$302,070
Flint, MI$224,910$240,540$287,320
Grand Rapids-Wyoming-Kentwood, MI$193,900$223,040$291,730

Local market

CRNA jobs and hiring in Michigan

Michigan's CRNA wage story is less about a huge top-to-bottom spread and more about where you sit inside a compressed band. Detroit's median ($243,130) tracks near the state figure. Mid Michigan nonmetropolitan areas and Saginaw publish higher medians. Grand Rapids sits lower. That pattern matters when you are weighing a Southeast Michigan system job against a mid-Michigan or West Michigan offer.

Michigan opted out of the federal Medicare CRNA supervision requirement in 2022. Facility bylaws and the care-team model on the posting still decide how independent the day feels. Winter surgical volume can shift by market, and state income tax applies to W-2 wages, so compare net pay as well as the posted base.

  • If an offer sits well above the state 90th or well below the 10th, ask what is base vs call vs 1099.
  • Confirm privileges, practice 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), Michigan, May 2025. National series published May 15, 2026; verified August 5, 2026.

Common questions

Michigan CRNA salary FAQ

How much do CRNAs make in Michigan?

The Michigan median annual wage for nurse anesthetists was $247,010 in May 2025, according to BLS OEWS data. That is about 4% above the national median of $236,590. The Michigan 10th to 90th range ran from $220,840 to $299,120, a tighter band than many other states.

Why is Michigan CRNA pay relatively tight across percentiles?

OEWS shows what employers paid in the survey period. Michigan's published 10th percentile already sits above $220,000, and the 90th stays under $300,000 statewide. Metro medians still differ (for example Mid Michigan nonmetro vs Grand Rapids), but the overall spread is narrower than Florida or Ohio. Use the calculator and metro table for a local read.

How is my Michigan CRNA salary percentile estimated?

The calculator annualizes the base pay you enter, then interpolates between Michigan'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 Michigan CRNA job?

Confirm metro or nonmetro location against the wage table, ask whether pay is W-2 or 1099, clarify call and practice model, and verify privileges and malpractice terms in writing. Michigan opted out of the federal Medicare CRNA supervision requirement in 2022, but facility policy still shapes day-to-day autonomy. For how to decode listing labels, see the nurse anesthetist jobs guide.

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