b"SALARY SURVEY|EthnicityAverage salary across all primary job titles byAverage salary by ethnicity brokenage range and ethnicity down by job title60K 73K 85K 100K 40K 60K 80K 100K 120K20-30$78,393Asian / Pacific Islander$89,083 Asian / Pacific Islander$70,707APN$109,494 Black or African American$75,207DNP/PHD$125,516 LPN-LVN$60,851 Hispanic or Latino$67,625NP$113,788 Other $82,031RN$86,335 White$80,644Black or African American$73,171 31-40$86,734APN$116,488 Asian / Pacific Islander$88,764DNP/PHD$103,737 Black or African American$80,594LPN-LVN$44,455 Hispanic or Latino$80,053NP$100,648 Native American or American Indian$98,722RN$72,603 Other$82,198Hispanic or Latino$78,952 White$88,274APN$109,450 41-50$83,835DNP/PHD$111,708 LPN-LVN$56,657 Asian / Pacific Islander$94,055NP$114,753 Black or African American$79,873RN$71,586 Hispanic or Latino$81,910Native American or American Indian$81,332 Native American or American Indian$95,137APN$108,092 Other $72,759DNP/PHD$111,000 White$83,322LPN-LVN$43,066 51-60$80,101NP$87,409 Asian / Pacific Islander$87,581RN$77,964 Black or African American$71,371Other $70,368 Hispanic or Latino$81,346APN$115,563 Native American or American Indian$76,262DNP/PHD$106,385 LPN-LVN$41,186 Other $70,962NP$107,440 White$80,753RN$65,975 Over 60$67,022White$78,420 Asian / Pacific Islander$84,449APN$105,792 Black or African American$59,492DNP/PHD$108,167 Hispanic or Latino$71,752LPN-LVN$44,813 Native American or American Indian$67,136NP$105,607 Other $57,671RN$68,003 White$67,014SALARY BY ETHNICITY AND JOB TITLEIts not just one specific credential showing the difference in these SALARY BY AGE AND ETHNICITY salaries either. The discrepancy is lessened among the doctoral As discussed earlier, professionals of Asian or Pacific Island ethnicityresponses, but RNs, LPNs, and NPs of Asian/Pacific Islander heritage have higher salaries on average than counterparts from otherare earning more than their colleagues. High populations of Asian-ethnicities. However, the stats show that the discrepancies don't kickAmericans in states like California, New York and Washington, three in until these professionals reach their 40s, suggesting a continuedof our highest-earning states, may also help to explain these differences. pursuit of education or perhaps just greater longevity in the career.Hispanic NPs claimed the highest salaries. Above all, perhaps the Interestingly, this difference persists into the age 61 and over bracket,greatest takeaway is that Caucasian/white professionals, who comprised so perhaps these professionals are maintaining full-time jobs rightabout 75 percent of our responses, dont appear to have a built-in advan-up until retirement. tage in terms of annual salary.14 NURSES 2020 SALARY SURVEY RESULTS| www.elitecme.com"