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Obstetrician and Gynecologist Salary in the U.S.

Median annual pay in the U.S.

$292,910

$140.82/hour

BLS OEWS, May 2025

Wages: BLS OEWS, May 2025.

Pay

Annual and hourly pay in the U.S.
AnnualHourly
10th percentile$94,680$45.52
25th percentile$179,810$86.45
Median$292,910$140.82
75th percentile$369,390$177.59
90th percentile$437,300$210.24

Employment

Employment in the U.S.
21,260

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Comparison

Wages: BLS OEWS, May 2025. Cost of living: BEA Regional Price Parities, 2024.

Obstetrician and Gynecologist median pay by state
RankMedian annual payAdjusted for cost of living (annual)
Utah
1st $437,170 $442,193
3rd
Alaska
2nd $421,450 $411,737
6th
Vermont
3rd $418,760 $427,489
4th
North Dakota
4th $414,060 $465,450
1st
Louisiana
5th $404,550 $458,637
2nd
Oregon
6th $395,340 $382,485
10th
Maine
7th $379,930 $391,479
8th
Oklahoma
8th $370,260 $421,502
5th
Arizona
9th $369,720 $367,234
14th
Iowa
10th $356,020 $405,665
7th
Tennessee
11th $354,580 $385,958
9th
Georgia
12th $354,000 $367,628
13th
Indiana
13th $351,990 $377,150
12th
New York
14th $348,800 $323,199
22nd
New Hampshire
15th $348,140 $334,220
18th
Washington
16th $343,140 $320,653
24th
Nebraska
17th $342,570 $380,198
11th
Hawaii
18th $338,130 $307,528
25th
Delaware
19th $324,080 $324,703
20th
Minnesota
20th $321,910 $326,411
19th
Kentucky
21st $317,110 $351,723
15th
Maryland
22nd $306,310 $291,838
26th
Wisconsin
23rd $304,990 $324,130
21st
South Carolina
24th $302,340 $322,499
23rd
California
25th $301,240 $272,074
30th
West Virginia
26th $300,810 $336,112
16th
South Dakota
27th $297,610 $335,956
17th
Virginia
28th $282,410 $279,326
29th
Massachusetts
29th $272,240 $257,420
31st
Texas
30th $271,960 $280,206
28th
New Mexico
31st $259,990 $281,948
27th
Arkansas
— ≥ $239,200 ≥ $275,141
—
Colorado
— ≥ $239,200 ≥ $232,115
—
District of Columbia
— ≥ $239,200 ≥ $217,650
—
Pennsylvania
— ≥ $239,200 ≥ $245,152
—
New Jersey
32nd $228,870 $210,349
36th
Idaho
33rd $223,560 $234,109
34th
Kansas
34th $220,770 $245,115
32nd
Alabama
35th $210,380 $236,853
33rd
Michigan
36th $209,650 $217,893
35th
Illinois
37th $208,000 $208,087
37th
Connecticut
38th $200,580 $193,591
39th
Ohio
39th $181,520 $195,658
38th
Rhode Island
40th $166,390 $162,681
40th
North Carolina
41st $134,540 $142,633
41st

— in Rank: places with ≥ have no rank by median pay, because BLS publishes only a lower bound for them and other states have exact medians at or above it. They are listed alphabetically, below the last of those exact medians.

≥: BLS publishes only a lower bound for this median. Its adjusted figure is a minimum, so it has no adjusted rank (—).

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Outlook

Projected employment change, 2025–35 (U.S.)
+1.7%
Typical education needed for entry (U.S.)
Doctoral or professional degree

BLS Employment Projections, 2025–35

Sources and update

Last updated

How these figures are calculated