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Vocational nurse pay in Tyler, TX
Half of the 810 licensed vocational and practical nurses here earn more than $59,550 ($28.63 an hour) and half earn less. Among the 393 metro areas the federal government publishes, this median ranks 311th highest.
The whole distribution
$46,900$59,550 median$71,520
| Percentile | A year | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| 10th | $46,900 | Entry level, or a slow local market |
| 25th | $51,480 | Early career |
| 50th | $59,550 | The middle of the market |
| 75th | $61,860 | Experienced, or a demanding setting |
| 90th | $71,520 | Top of the local scale |
That median sits $2,690 below the Texas figure of $62,240. The occupation is unusually concentrated here: 1.68 times as common a job as it is nationally, which normally means nursing homes and clinics rather than hospitals.
Approved programs in this area
- Tyler Junior College93.14% pass rate
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Tyler, TX: common questions
- How much does an LVN make in Tyler, TX?
- The median is $59,550 a year, or $28.63 an hour, across the 810 licensed vocational and practical nurses counted in Tyler, TX. Half earn more than that and half earn less. The figures are BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025.
- What do the best paid vocational nurses in Tyler, TX earn?
- The ninetieth percentile is $71,520 a year and the tenth is $46,900, a spread of $24,620 between the top and bottom tenth of the same licence in the same place. The survey reports the spread but not what drives it for any one nurse.
- Where does Tyler, TX rank for vocational nurse pay?
- Tyler, TX has the 311th highest median of the 393 metro areas the Bureau of Labor Statistics publishes for this occupation. The rank is on the median wage alone and takes no account of what it costs to live there.
- Is Tyler, TX above or below the Texas median?
- The Tyler, TX median of $59,550 sits $2,690 below the Texas median of $62,240. Both come from the same survey and the same release, so it is a like-for-like comparison.
- Do these figures cover LPNs as well as LVNs?
- Yes. They are a single federal occupation, licensed practical and licensed vocational nurses. California and Texas call the licence vocational and the other 48 states call it practical, but it is the same NCLEX-PN exam, the same scope of practice and the same wage series.
Source: BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025