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LPN / LVN pay in Vermont

The median LPN in Vermont earns $33.62 an hour, about $69,930 a year (BLS, May 2025).

Survey wages for LPNs and LVNs across all employers in Vermont, before tax. Your offer depends on the employer, shift and experience. Informational only.

The range

Half of Vermont's LPNs and LVNs earn between $29.56 and $37.61 an hour. The top 10% earn more than $40.73; the bottom 10% less than $24.15.

PercentileHourlyFull-time year
10th$24.15$50,232
25th$29.56$61,485
Median$33.62$69,930
75th$37.61$78,229
90th$40.73$84,718

Yearly figures are hourly × 2,080 hours (40 a week, 52 weeks), the way BLS converts them. Three 12s a week is 1,872 hours, so at the median that is about $62,937 before overtime and differentials.

By metro area

LPN / LVN pay in Vermont's metro areas. Metro areas that cross a state line are listed in each state. Rural areas are not shown.

Metro areaMedian hourlyMiddle halfTop 10% earn more than
Burlington-South Burlington, VT$36.50$31.56–$39.46$43.72

What it is worth at Vermont prices

Prices in Vermont run 2.0% below the U.S. average (BEA regional price parity 98.0). At U.S.-average prices the median LPN wage here buys what $34.32 an hour would, which ranks #13 of 51 states and D.C. Rent is the biggest piece; check the area you would live in with the housing cost reference or the offer calculator.

LPN jobs in Vermont

14 LPN jobs listed in Vermont on our board as of November 11, 2026; 14 post pay. Pay is weekly as posted, before tax; contract and travel pay includes the stipend.

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