SalariesByCity

Physician salary by state

BLS reports this occupation as "Physicians, All Other" (29-1229); every figure on this page is for that BLS occupation.

Median annual wages for physicians in the 49 states and DC with published BLS OEWS May 2025 estimates, highest first. The national median is $265,930.

#StateMedian25th pct75th pct90th pctEmployment
1North Dakota$454,550$287,540$564,000$564,890740
2Montana$438,850$326,580$438,850$442,330580
3Maine$419,410$312,930$442,790$442,7901,340
4Wisconsin$391,740$280,990$448,470$478,9906,350
5Minnesota$367,320$214,230$392,360$468,5705,350
6Indiana$366,190$213,350$428,230$462,6106,760
7New Hampshire$361,300$236,820$362,850$412,5901,000
8Alaska$355,100$239,720$426,050$524,990270
9Louisiana$350,920$209,810$419,840$463,2704,740
10Oregon$347,180$273,940$381,480$441,5304,130
11Vermont$343,050$247,520$400,490$517,900440
12Wyoming$342,800$256,180$377,870$466,750440
13Hawaii$339,290$248,960$427,560$481,9401,830
14New Mexico$327,670$228,720$397,140$449,3101,930
15Kentucky$327,390$218,540$452,650$549,8103,340
16Arizona$312,490$172,540$432,340$518,6406,800
17Washington$307,170$215,640$363,470$424,4106,300
18Tennessee$301,290$181,200$426,850$503,4305,340
19Idaho$299,340$114,030$387,810$429,8501,700
20Colorado$298,320$229,920$357,470$418,6901,990
21Delaware$297,470$89,130$326,400$359,4101,370
22Ohio$297,440$104,800$432,890$501,26021,160
23Iowa$295,190$160,440$350,480$412,0101,440
24Nebraska$290,470$224,030$379,790$456,2101,170
25New Jersey$285,010$115,930$361,100$430,9409,730
26California$281,590$98,870$340,730$431,98025,530
27Virginia$278,530$183,190$350,550$417,0708,480
28South Carolina$274,480$163,900$427,760$501,6904,510
29Alabama$272,610$139,280$357,010$424,4203,980
30Texas$269,800$108,990$370,990$457,45030,720
31Georgia$266,880$142,420$392,740$457,0608,580
32Florida$262,180$168,060$364,750$439,94023,390
33North Carolina$260,330$77,810$361,250$424,76014,080
34Oklahoma$259,220$65,200$351,780$421,2002,520
35West Virginia$258,020$63,950$326,230$374,9801,980
36Nevada$252,120$141,800$327,770$409,9302,400
37New York$242,500$122,260$352,190$414,44016,600
38Massachusetts$236,580$85,550$384,490$431,3008,210
39Rhode Island$228,590$169,860$320,690$357,7301,180
40Mississippi$228,130$61,960$359,250$455,660—
41Utah$228,060$82,330$362,440$442,3103,510
42Missouri$227,980$83,340$361,400$435,1503,990
43Kansas$221,540$70,520$382,360$451,9105,230
44Pennsylvania$217,310$78,710$370,140$423,34023,800
45Connecticut$214,990$98,840$373,210$430,8304,700
46Maryland$212,080$144,890$317,140$401,89010,340
47Michigan$155,480$66,870$318,630$465,93013,150
48Arkansas$136,880$64,330$319,180$402,1904,290
49Illinois$132,540$81,360$372,880$452,20020,790
50District of Columbia$77,430$77,430$253,380$338,9401,960
Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS), May 2025 estimates; state, metropolitan area and national files from https://www.bls.gov/oes/tables.htm. BLS occupation "Physicians, All Other" (29-1229), state estimates, cross-industry. Retrieved 2026-10-02. — = BLS publishes no numeric estimate (suppressed, or at or above $239,200).