We currently have 18 matching Post Anesthesia Care Nurse jobs in New Mexico.
$3,141/week
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$2,835/week
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$2,772/week
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$2,389/week
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$2,277/week
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$2,236/week
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$1,890/week
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$1,836/week
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$1,821/week
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$1,801/week
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$1,713/week
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$1,697/week
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$1,601/week
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$1,584/week
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$1,470/week
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How Much Do Post Anesthesia Care Nurse Jobs Pay in New Mexico?
For jobs available on NurseFly as of Friday, November 27th 2020, the average weekly salary for a Post Anesthesia Care Nurse in New Mexico is $2,093 but can pay up to $3,141 per week.
- min - $1,470
- avg - $2,093
- max - $3,141
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