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Nurse anesthetist (CRNA) salary in Wyoming

Wyoming nurse anesthetists earn a median of $255,250 a year ($122.71 an hour), according to BLS data for May 2025. That is 8% above the national median of $236,590, and ranks 19th of 44 states.

Median, Wyoming

$255,250

Mean $260,650

Middle half earns

$188,660 to $276,300

US: $206,730 to $294,350

Employed in Wyoming

80

0.85x the national concentration

Where Wyoming sits in the range

Wyoming

Statewide

United States

National

Line: 10th to 90th percentile. Bar: 25th to 75th. Tick: median. Annual wages, BLS OEWS, May 2025.

Nurse anesthetist (CRNA) pay by percentile

Ten percent of Wyoming nurse anesthetists earned less than $188,650 and ten percent earned more than $399,220, a spread of $210,570. Where you land depends mostly on specialty, setting, experience and how the productivity pay is built, which is why two offers in the same city can be far apart.

Annual wages, BLS OEWS, May 2025
PercentileWyomingUnited StatesDifference
10th$188,650$155,250+21.5%
25th$188,660$206,730-8.7%
Median$255,250$236,590+7.9%
75th$276,300$294,350-6.1%
90th$399,220$339,500+17.6%

How CRNA pay compares with other clinicians in Wyoming

Median annual wage, BLS OEWS, May 2025
OccupationWyomingUnited States
Nurse anesthetist (CRNA)$255,250$236,590
Physician assistant$136,080$135,880
Nurse practitioner$132,200$132,300
Registered nurse$83,760$97,550

The Wyoming CRNA workforce

BLS counts 80 nurse anesthetists on Wyoming payrolls, or 0.28 for every 1,000 jobs in the state, close to the national concentration.

Using these numbers when you negotiate

A state median is a reference point, not a target. If an offer comes in under $188,660, it sits in the bottom quarter of what Wyoming nurse anesthetists earn, and you should know why before you sign: a new-grad rate, a light schedule, or a base kept low because a productivity bonus is supposed to make up the difference. If it is above $276,300, ask what is expected in return, such as call, volume targets or a longer non-compete.

Compare the whole package, not the base: how the bonus is calculated, call pay, CME, PTO and who pays malpractice tail coverage. The negotiation guide and the contract checklist walk through each term.

Questions about CRNA pay in Wyoming

How much does a CRNA make in Wyoming?

The median annual wage for nurse anesthetists in Wyoming was $255,250 in May 2025, and the mean was $260,650, per the BLS. The middle half earned between $188,660 and $276,300.

What is the hourly rate for nurse anesthetists in Wyoming?

The median hourly wage was $122.71 and the mean was $125.31. BLS computes hourly figures from annual pay assuming a full-time year, so per-shift or per-diem rates can differ.

How does Wyoming rank for CRNA pay?

Wyoming ranks 19th of 44 states (including DC) by median CRNA pay, 8% above the national median of $236,590. Pay is only half the picture: compare it with what housing and taxes cost where you would live.

How many nurse anesthetists work in Wyoming?

BLS estimated 80 nurse anesthetists employed in Wyoming in May 2025.

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS), May 2025 (bls.gov/oes), SOC 29-1151, all industries and ownerships. NPI counts: NPPES monthly file, August 2026 (CMS, public domain). BLS wages are straight-time pay: they include production bonuses but leave out overtime, shift differentials, non-production bonuses and benefits, and they exclude the self-employed.

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