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Labor and Delivery Nurse Salary in Oregon 2026

Statewide pay overview, hourly rate, top cities, estimated take-home pay, and city-level links for labor and delivery nurse roles in OR.

Statewide annual estimate

$91,840

$44.15/hr, $1,766/wk, $7,653/mo

State pay snapshot

Hourly

$44.15

Weekly

$1,766

Monthly

$7,653

Annual

$91,840

This is 12% above the national baseline of $82,000 per year for labor and delivery nurse.

Top paying cities in OR

CityHourlyAnnual
Portland, OR$50.34$104,698
Hillsboro, OR$46.36$96,432
Gresham, OR$45.04$93,677
Eugene, OR$44.15$91,840
Salem, OR$43.27$90,003

Estimated salary range

10th percentile

$66,125

$31.79/hr

25th percentile

$78,982

$37.97/hr

Median estimate

$91,840

$44.15/hr

75th percentile

$104,698

$50.34/hr

90th percentile

$121,229

$58.28/hr

Take-home pay and taxes

Estimated take-home pay for the statewide salary is about $63,599 per year, or $5,300 per month, using a simplified federal tax assumption and the stored Oregon state income tax rate. Use a city page calculator to adjust the salary input for a specific offer.

How to increase pay

  • Compare offers across the highest-paying cities before accepting a role.
  • Ask about shift differential, weekend differential, overtime rules, and call pay.
  • Document specialty certifications, high-acuity experience, and unit leadership work.
  • Compare total compensation, not only hourly rate: benefits and retirement match matter.

FAQ

How much does a Labor and Delivery Nurse make in Oregon?

The 2026 statewide estimate is $91,840 per year, or about $44.15 per hour, before taxes.

What are the top cities for Labor and Delivery Nurse salary in OR?

Among the cities in this model, Portland, Hillsboro, Gresham currently show the highest local estimates for labor and delivery nurse pay.

Is Oregon above or below the national average?

Oregon is estimated to be 12% above the national baseline for labor and delivery nurse pay after the state cost-of-living adjustment.

Methodology

Last updated April 29, 2026. State estimates start with a national specialty salary baseline and apply the Oregon cost-of-living multiplier. City pages add local market multipliers. Estimates are for planning and comparison only.