Other physician specialties salary by state
Federal wage data for other physician specialties — the national figure plus every state BLS publishes (51 of 51). “Real pay” adjusts each state's wage for local prices, so you can compare offers on equal footing.
National annual mean
$262,040
National annual median
$265,930
Where other physician specialties pay goes furthest
Ranked by take-home adjusted for local prices — not the biggest headline number.
- 1.North Dakota$307,684adjusted
- 2.Montana$260,271adjusted
- 3.Wisconsin$251,092adjusted
Other physician specialties salary in every state
| State | Annual mean | Price level | Real pay |
|---|---|---|---|
| North Dakota | $406,630 | 89.0 | $456,888 |
| Montana | $385,010 | 94.6 | $406,987 |
| Maine | $367,590 | 97.1 | $378,568 |
| Wisconsin | $364,840 | 94.1 | $387,715 |
| Alaska | $353,510 | 102.4 | $345,225 |
| Kentucky | $331,860 | 90.2 | $367,916 |
| Vermont | $331,300 | 98.0 | $338,061 |
| Hawaii | $326,890 | 110.0 | $297,173 |
| Minnesota | $325,680 | 98.6 | $330,304 |
| Indiana | $323,600 | 93.3 | $346,838 |
| Wyoming | $321,630 | 92.7 | $346,958 |
| New Mexico | $318,330 | 92.2 | $345,260 |
| Oregon | $316,640 | 103.4 | $306,228 |
| Louisiana | $312,630 | 88.2 | $354,456 |
| Tennessee | $312,220 | 91.9 | $339,739 |
| New Hampshire | $307,550 | 104.2 | $295,154 |
| Arizona | $303,730 | 100.7 | $301,619 |
| Colorado | $298,570 | 103.1 | $289,593 |
| Washington | $293,760 | 107.0 | $274,542 |
| Nebraska | $291,430 | 90.1 | $323,452 |
| South Carolina | $286,140 | 93.7 | $305,379 |
| Ohio | $286,080 | 92.8 | $308,276 |
| Iowa | $273,160 | 87.8 | $311,116 |
| Georgia | $269,550 | 96.3 | $279,907 |
| Florida | $267,380 | 103.4 | $258,588 |
| Virginia | $266,010 | 101.1 | $263,116 |
| Alabama | $264,580 | 88.8 | $297,950 |
| Idaho | $262,710 | 95.5 | $275,089 |
| New Jersey | $260,100 | 108.8 | $239,063 |
| Texas | $257,240 | 97.1 | $264,923 |
| New York | $256,500 | 107.9 | $237,720 |
| Nevada | $251,310 | 100.0 | $251,310 |
| California | $249,620 | 110.7 | $225,492 |
| Oklahoma | $248,930 | 87.8 | $283,519 |
| Kansas | $248,050 | 90.1 | $275,305 |
| North Carolina | $247,750 | 94.3 | $262,725 |
| Massachusetts | $247,150 | 105.8 | $233,601 |
| Delaware | $243,890 | 99.8 | $244,379 |
| Connecticut | $243,750 | 103.6 | $235,280 |
| Utah | $240,190 | 98.9 | $242,861 |
| Missouri | $237,330 | 90.8 | $261,377 |
| Pennsylvania | $237,190 | 97.6 | $243,023 |
| Rhode Island | $236,360 | 102.3 | $231,046 |
| Mississippi | $234,660 | 87.0 | $269,724 |
| West Virginia | $228,870 | 89.5 | $255,721 |
| Maryland | $228,860 | 105.0 | $217,962 |
| Illinois | $220,020 | 100.0 | $220,020 |
| Michigan | $206,170 | 96.2 | $214,314 |
| Arkansas | $194,980 | 86.9 | $224,373 |
| Puerto Rico | $177,750 | — | — |
| District of Columbia | $154,040 | 109.9 | $140,164 |
Other specialties
Wages: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS), May 2025 — “Physicians, All Other” (May 2025). Price levels: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, Regional Price Parities (2024), US average = 100. Real pay divides the wage by the state's price level; the ranked page additionally estimates take-home. Wages cover all employment settings and exclude many self-employed/partnership physicians — individual offers vary widely. VitalPost shows sourced public data for context only, not financial advice.