We currently have 41 matching ED Nurse jobs in Colorado.
$3,492/week
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$3,146/week
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$2,360/week
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$1,989/week
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$1,967/week
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$1,966/week
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$1,944/week
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$1,840/week
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$1,689/week
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$1,623/week
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$1,543/week
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$1,454/week
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$1,440/week
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$1,394/week
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$1,236/week
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$1,146/week
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$1,063/week
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How Much Do ED Nurse Jobs Pay in Colorado?
For jobs available on NurseFly as of Wednesday, November 25th 2020, the average weekly salary for a ED Nurse in Colorado is $1,790 but can pay up to $3,492 per week.
- min - $1,063
- avg - $1,790
- max - $3,492
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