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Caregiver pay in Oregon
Home health and personal care aides in Oregon earn a median $21.35 an hour — 24% above the U.S. median. CNAs earn $23.96. Oregon ranks 2 of 51 for aide pay.
Home health & personal care aides
$21.35 / hour median
Most earn $18.10–$25.54. 42,330 people work in this role in Oregon.
24% above the U.S. median ($17.21)Nursing assistants (CNAs)
$23.96 / hour median
Most earn $20.78–$29.48. 14,800 people work in this role in Oregon.
18% above the U.S. median ($20.32)What this means for your job posts in Oregon
- Pay $21.35 an hour and you're in the middle of the market — half of aides in Oregon earn more.
- Pay $25.54 or more and you're in the top 10% for aide pay, which makes your post stand out.
- Below $18.10, nine in ten aides in Oregon already earn more — expect very few applicants.
- CNAs earn a median $23.96 here, $2.61 more than aides. If you need certified staff, budget for the difference.
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Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS), May 2025 estimates (bls.gov/oes). “Home health & personal care aides” is the federal category that covers most in-home caregivers. Figures include all employers, not only home-care agencies, and are hourly wages before benefits. Wages may have risen since May 2025 — always check your current state and city minimum wage.
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Caregiver pay in Oregon: common questions
How much do caregivers make in Oregon?
Home health and personal care aides in Oregon earned a median $21.35 an hour in May 2025, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Most earned between $18.10 and $25.54.
How much do CNAs make in Oregon?
Nursing assistants (CNAs) in Oregon earned a median $23.96 an hour, with most between $20.78 and $29.48.
Is caregiver pay in Oregon above the national average?
Median aide pay in Oregon is 24% above the U.S. median of $17.21, ranking 2 of 51 (the 50 states and DC).
How many caregivers work in Oregon?
About 42,330 home health and personal care aides and 14,800 nursing assistants were employed in Oregon in May 2025.
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