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How Much Does an RN Make in Myrtle Beach, SC in 2026?

Typical pay for RNs in Myrtle Beach, from federal wage data (May 2025), with the ten-year trend and how the city compares across South Carolina.

$80,640
Typical pay a year
$38.77
Typical pay an hour
-2%
vs South Carolina · -17% vs US
3,150
RNs employed in the area
Where RN pay falls in Myrtle Beach
from starting out to the top earners
$66,250
Starting out
$76,510
First years
$80,640
Typical
$94,710
Experienced
$100,380
Top 10%

BLS OES May 2025 · Myrtle Beach · Conway · North Myrtle Beach metro area

A typical RN in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina earns $38.77 per hour, or $80,640 per year, according to the latest government wage data for the area (May 2025). Calculated from the annual figure, that is roughly $6,720 a month. Entry-level positions typically offer around $66,250, and the top 10% of earners make over $100,380.

That pay is 2% below the South Carolina figure of $82,360 and 17% below the national figure of $97,550. Myrtle Beach ranks 10th of 10 metro areas in South Carolina for RN pay. About 3,150 RNs work in the Myrtle Beach · Conway · North Myrtle Beach area. Myrtle Beach is part of the Myrtle Beach · Conway · North Myrtle Beach metro area, and BLS reports pay for the metro as a whole, so Conway and North Myrtle Beach share these figures.

RN pay in Myrtle Beach at a glance

  • Typical pay is $38.77 an hour, or $80,640 a year.
  • That is 2% below the South Carolina figure, ranking 10th of 10 metro areas in the state.
  • Entry-level positions typically offer around $66,250; the top 10% make over $100,380.
  • Typical pay rose +40% from 2015 to 2025, against +39% for South Carolina as a whole.

BLS OES May 2025

How much does an RN make in Myrtle Beach?

Pay in Myrtle Beach runs from entry-level positions at around $31.85 an hour to more than $48.26 for the top 10% of earners. The table sets each career stage against the South Carolina and national figures.

RN pay by career stage in Myrtle Beach

RN pay by career stage in Myrtle Beach
Career stageMyrtle BeachSouth CarolinaUnited States
Starting out$66,250$31.85 an hour$66,860$32.14 an hour$68,940$33.14 an hour
First years$76,510$36.78 an hour$77,320$37.17 an hour$80,330$38.62 an hour
Typical RN$80,640$38.77 an hour$82,360$39.60 an hour$97,550$46.90 an hour
Experienced$94,710$45.53 an hour$97,230$46.75 an hour$112,350$54.02 an hour
Top 10%$100,380$48.26 an hour$106,520$51.21 an hour$137,470$66.09 an hour

BLS OES May 2025 · city figures cover the Myrtle Beach · Conway · North Myrtle Beach area as BLS defines it

RN pay growth in Myrtle Beach

$80,640
2025 typical annual pay
−$2,040 vs 2024
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020
2021
2022
2023
2024
2025

Typical (median) annual wage for RNs in the Myrtle Beach · Conway · North Myrtle Beach area · BLS OES May estimates, 2015 to 2025 · hover a bar for the year-over-year change

In 2015, typical RN pay in Myrtle Beach was $57,500 a year. By 2025 it had reached $80,640, a change of +40%, compared with +39% for South Carolina over the same years.

How Myrtle Beach compares with other South Carolina cities

North Charleston pays RNs the most in South Carolina at $92,800 a year, $12,160 more than Myrtle Beach. The lowest-paying area in the state is North Myrtle Beach at $80,640.

Typical RN pay by metro area in South Carolina
#CityTypical payHourlyVs Myrtle BeachRNs employed
1North Charleston
metro incl. Charleston
$92,800$44.62+15%9,760
2Concord
metro incl. Gastonia
$90,620$43.57+12%27,010
3Richmond County$87,760$42.19+9%6,880
4Sumter$86,260$41.47+7%670
5Spartanburg$82,360$39.60+2%4,440
6Columbia$81,920$39.39+2%9,400
7Bluffton$81,400$39.14+1%1,410
8Anderson
metro incl. Greer · Greenville
$81,400$39.14+1%9,730
9Florence$81,170$39.02+1%3,120
10Myrtle Beach
metro incl. Conway · North Myrtle Beach
$80,640$38.77this city3,150

Every metro area in South Carolina with RN wage data · BLS OES May 2025 · South Carolina typical pay $82,360

Is Myrtle Beach a good place to work as an RN?

-17%
vs national pay · -2% vs South Carolina
3,150
RNs employed in the Myrtle Beach · Conway · North Myrtle Beach area
22
RN jobs per 1,000 jobs, vs about 22 nationally

RNs in Myrtle Beach earn less than the national figure: typical pay is $80,640 a year, 17% below the national rate. For every 1,000 jobs in the Myrtle Beach · Conway · North Myrtle Beach area, about 22 are RN positions; nationally, the figure is closer to 22. RN jobs make up about the same share of the job market as they do across the country.

Frequently asked questions

How much does an RN make in Myrtle Beach, SC?
A typical RN in Myrtle Beach earns $80,640 a year, or $38.77 an hour, according to BLS wage data for May 2025. Entry-level pay runs about $66,250 and the top 10% earn over $100,380.
How much does an RN make an hour in Myrtle Beach?
Typical hourly pay for RNs in Myrtle Beach is $38.77. Entry-level hourly pay runs about $31.85, and the top 10% earn over $48.26 an hour.
What is the starting pay for an RN in Myrtle Beach?
Entry-level RN positions in Myrtle Beach typically offer around $31.85 an hour, or $66,250 a year.
Is RN pay in Myrtle Beach higher than in the rest of South Carolina?
Myrtle Beach pay is 2% below the South Carolina figure of $82,360 a year, ranking 10th of 10 metro areas in the state. North Charleston pays the most in South Carolina at $92,800.

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