Dialysis RN contract pay — advertised weekly rates

Median $2,081 a week across 723 live Dialysis RN listings with posted pay, as of October 31, 2026 — −7.3% against the all-specialty national median of $2,246.

What these figures are

Advertised contract rates, not earned wages. Every number on this page comes from a live RN listing for Dialysis that posted a rate — 723 of them as of October 31, 2026. 93% are travel contracts, so the figures describe what agencies and employers are offering for contract work this week, usually including housing and meal stipends — not staff salaries and not what any nurse took home. A further 24 listings for Dialysis post no rate and are excluded. Weekly figures use the top of each advertised range; hourly equivalents divide by the posted hours where a listing gives them. These figures are complementary to BLS wage data, which reports earned staff wages annually — they are not a substitute for it. Full methodology.

Advertised weekly pay for Dialysis RNs against all specialties
Dialysis vs national: 25th percentile, median, 75th percentile, mean and hourly equivalent of advertised weekly pay
GroupListings25th pct / wkMedian / wk75th pct / wkMean / wkMedian hourly equiv.vs national median
Dialysis723$1,944$2,081$2,275$2,137$56.08 (n=670)−7.3%
National169,157$1,997$2,246$2,543$2,300$60.28 (n=159,315)—

States, ranked by median

Median advertised weekly pay for Dialysis RNs by state (top 8)
Every state with at least 30 Dialysis listings posting pay, ranked by median weekly advertised pay
#StateListingsMedian / wk25th–75th pct / wkMedian hourly equiv.vs nationalJobs
1New York52$2,470$2,311–$2,834$61.24+10.0%52 jobs
2West Virginia39$2,125$2,033–$2,249$56.47−5.4%39 jobs
3Wisconsin42$2,124$2,063–$2,174$57.71−5.4%42 jobs
4Tennessee40$2,107$2,004–$2,250$58.06−6.2%40 jobs
5Florida60$2,018$1,936–$2,108$55.38−10.2%60 jobs
6New Mexico53$1,996$1,900–$2,093$54.31−11.1%53 jobs
7North Carolina36$1,952$1,854–$2,044$53.75−13.1%36 jobs
8Georgia46$1,909$1,791–$2,020$52.24−15.0%46 jobs

Too few listings to rank (under 30): Montana (28), Oklahoma (27), South Dakota (26), Ohio (21), Illinois (18), Massachusetts (16), Hawaii (15), New Hampshire (15), South Carolina (15), Virginia (15), Texas (13), Arizona (12), Indiana (12), Delaware (11), Washington (11), Nebraska (10), Missouri (9), New Jersey (9), Vermont (9), Louisiana (8), Alabama (6), Idaho (6), Minnesota (6), Connecticut (5), North Dakota (5), Kentucky (4), Maryland (4), Mississippi (4), California (3), Iowa (3), Michigan (3), Pennsylvania (3), Utah (2), Oregon (1).

By work type

Advertised weekly pay for Dialysis RNs by employment type, 723 listings
Work typeListingsMedian / wk25th–75th pct / wkMean / wkMedian hourly equiv.vs national
Travel671$2,090$1,992–$2,292$2,163$56.32 (n=626)−6.9%
Contract44$1,674$1,620–$1,809$1,806$45.50 (n=44)−25.5%
Full-time8too few listings to report (under 30)

By shift

Advertised weekly pay for Dialysis RNs by shift, 723 listings
ShiftListingsMedian / wk25th–75th pct / wkMean / wkMedian hourly equiv.vs national
Days519$2,067$1,910–$2,260$2,116$55.56 (n=515)−8.0%
Not stated133$2,125$2,031–$2,385$2,241$56.94 (n=88)−5.4%
Nights39$2,093$2,014–$2,236$2,117$58.10 (n=35)−6.8%
Rotating27too few listings to report (under 30)
Evenings5too few listings to report (under 30)
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RN Jobs Near Me. (2026). Dialysis RN contract pay — advertised weekly rates. Retrieved November 1, 2026 from https://rnjobsnearme.com/rn-salary/dialysis. Data as of October 31, 2026.

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