Critical Care Nurses H1B Salary Data
SOC 29-1141.03· Last updated from DOL OFLC Disclosure Data · FY2026
The median H1B base salary for Critical Care Nurses is $83,200, based on 498 disclosure filings to the U.S. Department of Labor through FY2026.
Source: DOL OFLC Disclosure Data (FY2026) · About
Median H1B Wage
$83,200
Total H1B Filings
498
Wage Range
$50,491 – $142,946
Prevailing Wage Premium
+7.9% above
Filings at prevailing wage
11%
Share of H-1B filings offering exactly the DOL prevailing wage.
H-1B Wage Distribution
- P25 $76,877
- P50 (median) $83,200
- P75 $87,109
- P90 $104,723
Counts are H-1B disclosure filings (LCA filing-level counts, not distinct individuals or hires). The median (P50) equals the headline median, $83,200.
H-1B Prevailing-Wage Level Mix
- Level I (entry)32.5%(162)
- Level II35.7%(178)
- Level III16.2%(81)
- Level IV (expert)13.6%(68)
- Unknown2.0%(10)
OEWS prevailing-wage levels claimed on the filings (Level I entry → Level IV expert); filing-level counts. Wage level affects lottery odds →
FY2027 Lottery Entry Weighting
Under the FY2027 weighted H-1B selection, a cap-subject registration earns pool entries equal to its OEWS wage level — Level IV gets 4×the entries of Level I. More entries mean proportionally better odds, but the actual odds also depend on the national applicant pool, which is unknown until the draw runs — so this card shows the entry weighting, not a chance of being selected.
2.11 entries
Average lottery entries per registration for this role and area under FY2027 weighting (1 = entry-level, 4 = highest).
- Level I (entry)1×33.1% of filings (162)
- Level II2×36.4% of filings (178)
- Level III3×16.6% of filings (81)
- Level IV (expert)4×13.9% of filings (68)
30.5% of level-tagged filings here are Level III–IV (3–4 entries each). The draw stays beneficiary-centric: one person is one unit no matter how many employers register them, and if the same beneficiary is registered at different wage levels, the lowest level sets the weight.
Rules as of July 24, 2026; effective for FY2027 (DHS weighted selection, eff. Feb 27 2026); subject to ongoing litigation.
FY2027 DHS weighted selection · OEWS wage levels · entry weighting only, not a guarantee of selection.
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P10 $68,640 · P50 $83,200 · P90 $104,723
LCA filing-level counts, not distinct individuals or hires.
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H-1B Year-Over-Year Trend
- FY2024 160 filings · $84,962
- FY2025 222 filings · $82,576
Bars are LCA filing-level counts per fiscal year (not distinct cases; they don’t sum to the headline total). The latest FY is a partial year — shown hatched/faded with a dashed median line, not a completed trend point. Earlier years may be affected by SOC occupation-code revisions, so volumes aren’t strictly comparable across the full range.
Top H1B Employers
Critical Care Nurses — H-1B salary summary (FY2021–2026)
As of FY2026, Critical Care Nurses (SOC 29-1141.03) has 498 H-1B LCA filings on record with a median annual wage of $83,200, representing a 7.9% premium above the DOL prevailing wage for this occupation. The top employers were saint peter s university hospital, flint healthcare, and resilience healthcare chicago graduate education foundation. Source: U.S. Department of Labor OFLC Disclosure Data, aggregated and analyzed by VisaSalaries Research. https://visasalaries.com/about
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the median H1B salary for Critical Care Nurses?
The median H1B base salary for Critical Care Nurses is $83,200, based on 498 labor condition application (LCA) filings disclosed by the U.S. Department of Labor through FY2026.
How many H1B applications are filed for Critical Care Nurses roles?
There are 498 H1B LCA filings on record for SOC occupation Critical Care Nurses (29-1141.03) with the U.S. Department of Labor through FY2026.
What is the H1B salary range for Critical Care Nurses?
Disclosed H1B annual wages for Critical Care Nurses range from $50,491 to $142,946, based on DOL OFLC filings through FY2026.
How do Critical Care Nurses H1B wages compare to the prevailing wage?
The median H1B wage for Critical Care Nurses is 7.9% above the U.S. Department of Labor prevailing wage for this SOC occupation.
Which employers file the most H1B applications for Critical Care Nurses?
The top H1B sponsors for Critical Care Nurses are saint peter s university hospital, flint healthcare, resilience healthcare chicago graduate education foundation, jackson park hospital foundation, and carnegie health and life sciences. Source: DOL OFLC Disclosure Data.
What SOC code is Critical Care Nurses?
Critical Care Nurses is classified under SOC code 29-1141.03 in the U.S. Department of Labor Standard Occupational Classification system.
Where does this Critical Care Nurses H1B salary data come from?
All figures are aggregated from U.S. Department of Labor OFLC disclosure filings (H-1B LCA records) by VisaSalaries and updated quarterly. See our data overview at https://visasalaries.com/about for details.