Remote NICU Salary
Remote NICU roles advertise a median annual salary range of $71.1K – $108.9K, based on 70 employer-published listings from the most recent 12 months. The sections below show the licenses, employers and hiring locations represented in this salary sample.
Based on 70 salary-bearing listings · Strong sample
Employers often publish a low-to-high salary range. We calculate the midpoint of each listing’s range, then use those midpoints to show how advertised pay is distributed.
Highest-paying states for NICU roles
Ordered by the typical midpoint of advertised salary ranges. Some jobs are available in more than one state, and role mix varies by location.
NICU salaries by license
Ordered by the typical midpoint of advertised salary ranges. Role mix and sample sizes vary between groups.
Top companies for NICU salaries
Ordered by the typical midpoint of advertised salary ranges. Role mix and sample sizes vary between groups.
Related specialties in the same job listings
These specialties frequently appear alongside NICU in remote nursing job listings.
Explore current jobs and salary comparisons
Current openings and the 12-month salary sample are calculated separately.
NICU Salary FAQ
What is the advertised salary range for remote NICU roles?
Remote NICU roles have a median advertised annual salary range of $71.1K – $108.9K, based on 70 salary-bearing listings from the most recent 12 months.
Which companies advertise the highest NICU salaries?
The highest-ranked companies in the current salary sample include GE Healthcare, CVS Health, and Elevance Health.
Which states advertise the highest NICU salaries?
The highest-ranked states in the current salary sample include New York, Texas, and Anywhere. Some jobs are available in more than one state.
Which nursing licenses are represented in NICU salary listings?
License groups represented in the qualifying salary data include RN.
How are these salary figures calculated?
RemoteNursingJobs.com uses employer-advertised compensation from published jobs in a rolling 12-month window. Hourly pay is annualized at 2,080 hours, weekly pay at 52 weeks, monthly pay at 12 months and daily pay at 260 days. The displayed range is the median of lower and upper advertised endpoints. The distribution cards use the midpoint of each listing’s advertised range.