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BLS wage data · May 2025

Licensed Practical Nurse Salary in Georgia

Licensed Practical Nurses in Georgia earn a median of $62,030 a year, or $29.82 an hour. That ranks Georgia #36 of 51 states and is $2,370 less than the national median.

Median / year
$62,030
Median / hour
$29.82
Employed
21,060
National rank
#36of 51

Pay range in Georgia

10th percentile$46,010
25th percentile$52,900
Median percentile$62,030
75th percentile$70,690
90th percentile$76,690

Licensed Practical Nurse pay by Georgia metro area

Metro areaMedianJobs
Atlanta-Sandy Springs-Roswell, GA$65,0609,710
Gainesville, GA$64,080390
Augusta-Richmond County, GA-SC$63,7601,220
Savannah, GA$62,810890
Rome, GA$61,710440
Athens-Clarke County, GA$61,600420
Macon-Bibb County, GA$60,990740
Columbus, GA-AL$59,330690
Brunswick-St. Simons, GA$59,200260
Chattanooga, TN-GA$58,5801,560
Albany, GA$58,310370
Dalton, GA$54,380230
Warner Robins, GA$54,280310
Hinesville, GA$53,930150
Valdosta, GA$49,860400

FAQ

How much does a licensed practical nurse make in Georgia?

The median annual wage is $62,030 ($29.82 per hour), according to the BLS for May 2025. That is $2,370 below the U.S. median of $64,400.

What do entry-level LPNs make in Georgia?

The lowest-paid 10% of Georgia LPNs earned $46,010 or less ($22.12/hour), a reasonable estimate for new graduates.

Where do LPNs earn the most in Georgia?

Atlanta-Sandy Springs-Roswell, GA has the highest metro median at $65,060.

How many LPNs work in Georgia?

About 21,060 LPNs were employed in Georgia in May 2025.