Highest-paying states for cardiologists
Washington leads at $656,330 a year. Pay is not adjusted for local prices; see each page for the cost-of-living view.
| Place | Median | 25th–75th |
|---|---|---|
| Washington | $656,330 | $438,930–$737,410 |
| Missouri | $648,070 | $142,320–$791,930 |
| Nebraska | $646,300 | $584,330–$783,100 |
| Wisconsin | $636,580 | $509,010–$666,880 |
| Tennessee | $610,080 | $440,070–$710,040 |
| Georgia | $610,070 | $610,060–$727,180 |
| Indiana | $588,890 | $439,550–$618,740 |
| Pennsylvania | $579,120 | $503,970–$606,470 |
| Alabama | $519,480 | $324,960–$567,840 |
| Illinois | $517,850 | $356,070–$685,610 |
| Ohio | $504,260 | $371,380–$668,500 |
| New York | $492,040 | $226,430–$572,180 |
| Connecticut | $488,940 | $136,670–$600,870 |
| Virginia | $461,450 | $383,490–$555,570 |
| Michigan | $419,030 | $68,540–$566,870 |
| Florida | $414,910 | $274,280–$514,740 |
| Texas | $410,150 | $142,860–$544,670 |
| Rhode Island | $395,610 | $238,950–$395,610 |
| Iowa | $283,070 | $72,170–$455,180 |
| Arizona | $239,200 | $239,200–$239,200 |
| Colorado | $239,200 | $239,200–$239,200 |
| Delaware | $239,200 | $239,200–$239,200 |
| Hawaii | $239,200 | $239,200–$239,200 |
| Maine | $239,200 | $239,200–$239,200 |
| Minnesota | $239,200 | $239,200–$239,200 |
| New Hampshire | $239,200 | $239,200–$239,200 |
| New Mexico | $239,200 | $239,200–$239,200 |
| North Dakota | $239,200 | $239,200–$239,200 |
| Oregon | $239,200 | $239,200–$239,200 |
| South Carolina | $239,200 | $239,200–$239,200 |
| Utah | $239,200 | $239,200–$239,200 |
| Wyoming | $239,200 | $239,200–$239,200 |
| California | $185,610 | $112,020–$493,670 |
Data period: BLS OEWS May 2025.