Average Licensed Practical Nurse Salary in Utah

Licensed practical nurses in Utah earn an average of $50,740 per year (or $24.39 per hour).

Nationwide
United States
$51,850
Utah
2% lower than the national average
$50,740
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Utah licensed practical nurses earn 2% lower than the national average salary for LPNs, at $51,850 (or $24.93 per hour).

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Licensed practical nurse salary range in Utah

10%
$37,170
MEDIAN
$47,940
90%
$62,040
Annual Salary Hourly Wage
90th Percentile $62,040 $29
75th Percentile $59,380 $28
Median $47,940 $23
25th Percentile $46,530 $22

80% of Utah LPNs earn between $37,170 and $62,040.

Cost-of-living adjusted licensed practical nurse salary in Utah

Cost-Of-Living Adjusted
Utah
$53,242
Overall Average
Utah
$50,740

Adjusted for cost-of-living, Utah LPNs earn about $53,242 per year. Cost-of-living in Utah is 4% lower than the national average, meaning they face lower prices for food, housing, and transportation compared to other states.

Highest paying cities in Utah for licensed practical nurses

Salt Lake City, UT $55,240 per year
Ogden, UT $51,700 per year
St. George, UT $49,350 per year
Orem, UT $48,980 per year
Logan, UT $43,480 per year

Utah nursing salaries vary from region to region across the state. The area where licensed practical nurses are paid the highest is Salt Lake City, where the average LPNs salary is $55,240 and 360 licensed practical nurses are currently employed. The Ogden area comes in second, with a $51,700 average LPN salary and 210 licensed practical nurses employed.

How much do similar professions get paid in Utah?

Nurse Midwife $143,890 per year
Nurse Anesthetist $127,130 per year
Nurse Practitioner $113,550 per year
Physical Therapist $88,240 per year
Dental Hygienist $74,110 per year
Registered Nurse $72,790 per year
Pharmacy Technician $40,110 per year

At a $50,740 average annual salary, LPNs in Utah tend to earn less than nurse midwives ($143,890), nurse anesthetists ($127,130), nurse practitioners ($113,550), physical therapists ($88,240), dental hygienists ($74,110), and registered nurses ($72,790). They tend to earn more than pharmacy technicians ($40,110).

More about licensed practical nurses

Licensed practical nurses (also known as licensed vocational nurses) are licensed nurses who work with patients in all kinds of settings. They work under the supervision of a doctor, nurse practitioner, or registered nurse. This is an entry-level position within nursing. LPN duties depend on the setting in which they work. Some of their general responsibilities include taking vital signs, providing immunizations, wound care, and emotional support.

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