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Nurse Practitioner salaries in Arizona

$112,000
national median A
$100,000
25th percentile
$132,000
75th percentile
Academic
setting

Metro areas in Arizona

Nurse Practitioner median by metro

Arizona, Academic
Sierra Vista: $117k$117kPhoenix: $116k$116kPrescott Val: $115k$115kLake Havasu : $112k$112kYuma: $110k$110kTucson: $110k$110kFlagstaff: $110k$110kSierra VistaPhoenixPrescott ValLake Havasu YumaTucsonFlagstaff
MetroP25MedianP75Grade
Sierra Vista $96,000$117,000 $139,000B
Phoenix $110,000$116,000 $137,000B
Prescott Valley $108,000$115,000 $131,000B
Lake Havasu City $92,000$112,000 $126,000B
Yuma $104,000$110,000 $131,000B
Tucson $96,000$110,000 $128,000B
Flagstaff $108,000$110,000 $129,000B

How Nurse Practitioner pay has changed since 2017 →

How these figures are built

Four public sources, weighted by how much each can be trusted. Bureau of Labor Statistics wage surveys by metro area; public payroll disclosures, which list the exact pay of every physician employed by a state university or public hospital; Department of Labor H-1B filings, which record the salary actually offered for every visa hire; and Medicare payment data, which is revenue rather than pay and is used only where nothing better exists.

Public payroll is the anchor. It is the only source that is complete and exact for the people it covers. It reports academic and public-hospital pay, so private-practice figures are extrapolated from it through a per-specialty multiplier — and that multiplier is derived from data (H-1B offers at physician groups versus hospitals, payroll versus hospital offers) wherever there are enough rows, rather than assumed.

The BLS caps what it publishes at $239,200. Anything above prints as a symbol, so for most physician specialties the official "median" is a floor. Where the figure shown equals $239,200 with a C grade, that is what happened: real pay is higher and the other sources were too thin to say by how much.

Grades. A: two independent sources within 15%. B: one solid source, or two within 30%. C: a single source, a capped figure, or a Medicare-derived guess. Quote an A freely, a B with the range, and a C as a floor.

Built from 2025 BLS data, 8,302 H-1B filings.