State Wage Atlas

Obstetricians and Gynecologists: pay by state

SOC 29-1218 ยท Healthcare Practitioners and Technical. 41 of 51 areas (50 states and DC) have a published mean annual wage.

#StateJobsMean annual wageMedian annual wage
1Louisiana80$397,990$404,550
2Utah200$385,660$437,170
3Vermont90$376,670$418,760
4Maine100$370,520$379,930
5Oregon270$366,460$395,340
6Alaska50$365,560$421,450
7Oklahoma60$364,140$370,260
8Washington270$352,950$343,140
9Arizona130$336,640$369,720
10Maryland160$330,570$306,310
11Minnesota750$329,280$321,910
12North Dakota70$327,910$414,060
13Georgia350$319,300$354,000
14Wisconsin450$313,520$304,990
15Iowa180$311,940$356,020
16South Dakota80$307,380$297,610
17New York2,750$306,240$348,800
18Nebraska180$300,500$342,570
19Tennessee360$296,570$354,580
20Delaware190$294,730$324,080
21Massachusetts620$289,280$272,240
22Indiana430$279,910$351,990
23New Hampshire140$279,730$348,140
24New Mexico110$278,630$259,990
25Virginian/a$273,790$282,410
26California1,610$272,520$301,240
27South Carolina350$268,740$302,340
28Kentucky240$268,360$317,110
29West Virginia100$265,520$300,810
30Rhode Island140$255,560$166,390
31Michigan880$250,650$209,650
32Connecticut330$250,000$200,580
33North Carolina590$249,890$134,540
34Texas1,460$248,730$271,960
35Hawaii140$245,990$338,130
36Illinois1,290$244,730$208,000
37Idaho110$230,470$223,560
38Ohio970$227,230$181,520
39Kansasn/a$222,220$220,770
40New Jersey740$222,080$228,870
41Alabama120$208,080$210,380

No published mean wage for: Arkansas, Colorado, District of Columbia (not a state), Florida, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nevada, Pennsylvania, Wyoming. These are not zero; the source withholds or does not report the figure.

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