Paycheck Atlas

Highest-paying states for community health workers

New Hampshire leads at $66,680 a year. Pay is not adjusted for local prices; see each page for the cost-of-living view.

PlaceMedian25th–75th
New Hampshire$66,680$52,640–$68,250
District of Columbia$62,510$57,240–$74,830
North Dakota$59,610$46,140–$73,490
Hawaii$58,450$49,060–$65,630
New York$58,130$50,350–$70,390
California$58,050$50,040–$72,760
Nevada$57,730$46,180–$77,430
Washington$57,070$47,830–$67,470
Delaware$55,850$44,440–$62,640
New Jersey$55,790$44,470–$65,470
Utah$55,700$42,100–$66,910
Massachusetts$55,560$47,280–$61,520
New Mexico$54,830$48,830–$62,380
Wyoming$54,020$45,970–$67,750
Connecticut$53,560$45,750–$64,380
Oregon$53,350$47,520–$62,140
Rhode Island$53,100$48,050–$60,490
Idaho$52,050$42,310–$60,660
Alaska$52,000$46,120–$59,650
Nebraska$51,780$44,310–$61,310
Vermont$51,500$47,570–$57,650
Wisconsin$51,210$46,910–$60,820
Pennsylvania$50,710$44,650–$61,880
Georgia$50,680$43,810–$61,140
Ohio$50,650$42,950–$64,810
Maryland$50,550$44,850–$60,200
Montana$49,780$40,500–$60,890
Michigan$49,380$43,820–$64,130
Illinois$49,240$44,620–$58,800
Arizona$48,950$42,820–$58,300
Virginia$48,910$43,460–$60,590
Missouri$48,770$44,010–$56,140
Texas$48,720$43,620–$58,090
Maine$48,670$46,110–$52,930
Kentucky$48,230$38,850–$58,220
South Carolina$47,970$42,240–$60,340
Indiana$47,960$43,250–$57,040
Iowa$47,780$40,210–$58,700
Minnesota$47,560$44,460–$58,020
North Carolina$47,560$41,950–$54,790
Kansas$47,300$43,090–$50,390
Louisiana$46,450$38,420–$51,620
Oklahoma$45,790$39,300–$56,280
South Dakota$45,700$44,360–$50,950
Florida$45,420$38,850–$54,060
Alabama$43,340$36,800–$47,880
Tennessee$42,310$35,850–$47,820
Mississippi$39,520$35,400–$47,440
West Virginia$37,950$33,180–$43,110

Data period: BLS OEWS May 2025.