Highest-paying states for dermatologists
Minnesota leads at $625,790 a year. Pay is not adjusted for local prices; see each page for the cost-of-living view.
| Place | Median | 25th–75th |
|---|---|---|
| Minnesota | $625,790 | $373,470–$728,190 |
| Washington | $526,170 | $132,020–$548,050 |
| New Hampshire | $516,230 | $173,990–$688,630 |
| Maryland | $442,210 | $287,180–$442,240 |
| Delaware | $442,120 | $344,480–$445,800 |
| Wisconsin | $440,710 | $300,520–$581,080 |
| Tennessee | $433,630 | $146,620–$485,000 |
| Arkansas | $422,060 | $239,390–$482,790 |
| Colorado | $398,810 | $273,320–$414,260 |
| New York | $374,010 | $186,300–$453,290 |
| North Carolina | $367,350 | $340,320–$389,990 |
| Idaho | $281,920 | $130,870–$582,100 |
| South Carolina | $259,990 | $182,840–$389,990 |
| Mississippi | $239,200 | $239,200–$239,200 |
| Oregon | $239,200 | $239,200–$239,200 |
| Utah | $239,200 | $239,200–$239,200 |
| Indiana | $225,200 | $192,720–$543,140 |
| Texas | $218,670 | $207,000–$349,990 |
Data period: BLS OEWS May 2025.