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Physicians, All Other Salary in the U.S.

Median annual pay in the U.S.

$265,930

$127.85/hour

BLS OEWS, May 2025

Wages: BLS OEWS, May 2025.

Pay

Annual and hourly pay in the U.S.
AnnualHourly
10th percentile$69,170$33.26
25th percentile$102,930$49.48
Median$265,930$127.85
75th percentile$378,770$182.10
90th percentile$452,360$217.48

Employment

Employment in the U.S.
342,720

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Comparison

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

Physicians, All Other median pay by state
RankMedian annual payAdjusted for cost of living (annual)
North Dakota
1st $454,550 $510,966
1st
Montana
2nd $438,850 $463,680
2nd
Maine
3rd $419,410 $432,159
3rd
Wisconsin
4th $391,740 $416,324
4th
Minnesota
5th $367,320 $372,456
7th
Indiana
6th $366,190 $392,365
6th
New Hampshire
7th $361,300 $346,854
13th
Alaska
8th $355,100 $346,916
12th
Louisiana
9th $350,920 $397,837
5th
Oregon
10th $347,180 $335,891
15th
Vermont
11th $343,050 $350,201
11th
Wyoming
12th $342,800 $369,831
8th
Hawaii
13th $339,290 $308,583
21st
New Mexico
14th $327,670 $355,344
10th
Kentucky
15th $327,390 $363,125
9th
Arizona
16th $312,490 $310,389
20th
Washington
17th $307,170 $287,040
28th
Tennessee
18th $301,290 $327,953
16th
Idaho
19th $299,340 $313,465
19th
Colorado
20th $298,320 $289,485
26th
Delaware
21st $297,470 $298,042
23rd
Ohio
22nd $297,440 $320,607
18th
Iowa
23rd $295,190 $336,353
14th
Nebraska
24th $290,470 $322,376
17th
New Jersey
25th $285,010 $261,946
34th
California
26th $281,590 $254,326
35th
Virginia
27th $278,530 $275,489
32nd
South Carolina
28th $274,480 $292,782
25th
Alabama
29th $272,610 $306,914
22nd
Texas
30th $269,800 $277,981
29th
Georgia
31st $266,880 $277,154
30th
Florida
32nd $262,180 $253,525
36th
North Carolina
33rd $260,330 $275,990
31st
Oklahoma
34th $259,220 $295,095
24th
West Virginia
35th $258,020 $288,300
27th
Nevada
36th $252,120 $252,173
37th
New York
37th $242,500 $224,701
41st
South Dakota
— ≥ $239,200 ≥ $270,020
—
Massachusetts
38th $236,580 $223,702
42nd
Rhode Island
39th $228,590 $223,494
43rd
Mississippi
40th $228,130 $262,360
33rd
Utah
41st $228,060 $230,681
40th
Missouri
42nd $227,980 $251,032
38th
Kansas
43rd $221,540 $245,970
39th
Pennsylvania
44th $217,310 $222,718
44th
Connecticut
45th $214,990 $207,499
45th
Maryland
46th $212,080 $202,060
46th
Michigan
47th $155,480 $161,593
47th
Arkansas
48th $136,880 $157,447
48th
Illinois
49th $132,540 $132,596
49th
District of Columbia
50th $77,430 $70,454
50th

— 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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    $335,550/year U.S.

  5. Family Medicine Physician salary in the U.S.

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Outlook

Projected employment change, 2025–35 (U.S.)
+3.4%
Typical education needed for entry (U.S.)
Doctoral or professional degree

BLS Employment Projections, 2025–35

Specialties included in this occupation

  • Allergists and Immunologists
  • Hospitalists
  • Urologists
  • Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Physicians
  • Preventive Medicine Physicians
  • Sports Medicine Physicians

BLS publishes one wage figure for all Physicians, All Other; it does not publish separate data for these specialties.

O*NET 31.0

Sources and update

Last updated

How these figures are calculated