A Stanford night shift nurse with 5 years of experience working 36 hours a week can gross $269,066 a year with 4 hours of overtime a week. Most nurses have no idea how much Stanford pays. So I’m giving away a free version of my Stanford Hospital pay spreadsheet.
These rates are from September 2025, when this was first written. Pay changes every year, so check current rates in Map My Pay.
What the spreadsheet shows
The sheet breaks down base pay, shift pay and overtime so you can see what your paycheck could look like. Here is one example.
A night shift nurse with 5 years of experience at 36 hours a week:
| Pay type | Yearly amount |
|---|---|
| Base pay | $230,628 |
| OT (4 hrs/week) | $38,438 |
| Total | $269,066 |
The spreadsheet doesn’t just show base pay. It breaks down overtime, double time and all the differentials. Then it adds it all up so you see your full gross pay.
This is not my full version. The full spreadsheet also has cost of living details and an after-tax calculator. The free one still gives you a clear picture of Stanford wages.
How to get your free copy
Step 1: Download and install the Map My Pay app.
Step 2: Fill out the short form so I know where to send the spreadsheet.
Once you’re done, you will get the Stanford Wage Calculator Spreadsheet for free. It has already helped nurses see how much they can earn at Stanford. Now it’s yours.
Compare Stanford with other hospitals
I also have a free Kaiser pay spreadsheet if you want to compare. To see which hospitals pay the most, read how to be the highest-paid nurse in the world.
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Written by Jason, RN. I went from $37 an hour in New York to $143 an hour in California and paid off $128K of debt in under a year. I share our numbers in the Nurses to Riches newsletter and on YouTube.