LIVE MARKET·62 CA postings · last 180 days·Updated April 30, 2026

Electrophysiology Lab Nurse (EP Nurse) salary in California: $86.65/hr$3,466/wk$180,232/yr median.

Pay range $78.89$3,156$164,091–$95.91/hr$3,836/wk$199,493/yr across the middle 50% of 62 active California postings from 28 employers.

12.5% above the national Electrophysiology Lab Nurse (EP Nurse) median of $77.00/hr · #1 of 28 states with live data.

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Median /hr/wk/yr
$86.65$3,466$180,232
P25–P75
$78.89$3,156$164,091–$95.91$3,836$199,493
middle 50%
Postings
62
last 180 days
Employers
28
in CA
02·TOP-PAYING STATES·28 STATES WITH LIVE DATA

Where Electrophysiology Lab Nurse (EP Nurse) pay is highest nationally.

01California62 postings
$86.65/hr$3,466/wk$180,232/yr
02District of Columbia71 postings
$83.03/hr$3,321/wk$172,702/yr
03Minnesota16 postings
$81.44/hr$3,258/wk$169,395/yr
04Illinois59 postings
$79.65/hr$3,186/wk$165,672/yr
05Indiana47 postings
$79.63/hr$3,185/wk$165,630/yr
See all 28 states →National Electrophysiology Lab Nurse (EP Nurse) salary
04·FREQUENTLY ASKED·ELECTROPHYSIOLOGY LAB NURSE (EP NURSE) · CA

Electrophysiology Lab Nurse (EP Nurse) pay in California, answered.

How much does an Electrophysiology Lab Nurse (EP Nurse) make in California?

The median Electrophysiology Lab Nurse (EP Nurse) pay in California is $86.65/hr (about $180,232/yr), based on 62 job postings with listed pay over the last 180 days.

What is the Electrophysiology Lab Nurse (EP Nurse) pay range in California?

The middle 50% of California postings pay $78.89–$95.91/hr. Listed pay runs from $37.83 to $99.25/hr.

Do Electrophysiology Lab Nurse (EP Nurse)s in California earn more than the national average?

California pays 12.5% more than the national Electrophysiology Lab Nurse (EP Nurse) median of $77.00/hr, ranking #1 of 28 states with live data.

How many employers are hiring Electrophysiology Lab Nurse (EP Nurse)s in California?

28 employers posted Electrophysiology Lab Nurse (EP Nurse) roles with listed pay in California over the last 180 days.

Figures come from active US healthcare job postings with listed pay in California, collected over the last 180 days. States with fewer than 50 postings are shown on the national page only.