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healthy.kaiserpermanente.orgWhat’s the average pay for a registered nurse at Kaiser Permanente?
The average pay for a nurse at Kaiser Permanente is between $46.53 and $91.60 per hour.
The top paying employers for registered nurses are Kaiser Permanente, Scripps Health and the U.S. Department Of Veterans Affairs.
Last updated June 10, 2026
More about pay at Kaiser Permanente
Who pays registered nurses the most?
- Kaiser Permanente Pay $46.53-91.60 per hour
- Scripps Health Pay $58.20-82.94 per hour
- U.S. Department Of Veterans Affairs Pay $44.40-74.80 per hour
- Oregon Health & Science University Pay $38.51-82.80 per hour
- Dignity Health Pay $42.10-80.65 per hour
- Legacy Health Pay $42.90-69.70 per hour
- NYU Langone Health Pay $55.31-73.31 per hour
- Northwell Health Pay $49.28-67.40 per hour
- MD Anderson Cancer Center Pay $38.00-62.00 per hour
- Houston Methodist Pay $43.58-59.81 per hour
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What are registered nurses saying about pay at Kaiser Permanente?
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Best thing
Honestly nothing at all
Worst thing
Pay is low compare to other departments that have way less responsibilities and tasks.
Micro managing
Everything has to be in order there
Report this reviewTransportation aide at Kaiser Permanente, July 2025
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Best thing
The pay and the yearly raises and benefits
Worst thing
Management can panic to much at times
Report this reviewPharmacy technician at Kaiser Permanente, June 2025
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Best thing
Pay is good
Worst thing
Taking vacations are hard
Report this reviewEmployee at Kaiser Permanente, May 2025
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Best thing
Decent pay compared to similar roles with other companies
Worst thing
Unnecessary stress due to ridiculous expectations, horrible management and organization in every step of the company, everything including promotions and time off is based on seniority
Report this reviewPatient access specialist at Kaiser Permanente, February 2025
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Best thing
Pay
Worst thing
Uneven work, others get away with as little as possible.
Report this reviewBiller at Kaiser Permanente, January 2025