Highest-paying states for family medicine physicians
Rhode Island leads at $467,160 a year. Pay is not adjusted for local prices; see each page for the cost-of-living view.
| Place | Median | 25th–75th |
|---|---|---|
| Rhode Island | $467,160 | $215,420–$467,160 |
| Oklahoma | $361,350 | $206,570–$481,870 |
| Idaho | $347,160 | $210,650–$347,510 |
| Montana | $330,760 | $233,460–$469,580 |
| Alaska | $323,490 | $214,660–$399,300 |
| Pennsylvania | $306,030 | $214,660–$397,910 |
| Utah | $297,510 | $230,310–$352,360 |
| Oregon | $293,240 | $225,880–$316,680 |
| Washington | $292,900 | $274,260–$310,300 |
| Arizona | $292,760 | $230,310–$406,360 |
| New Jersey | $292,170 | $213,200–$386,730 |
| Wisconsin | $290,640 | $255,700–$344,470 |
| Maryland | $285,730 | $199,990–$384,430 |
| North Dakota | $280,100 | $228,630–$297,870 |
| Minnesota | $280,030 | $198,530–$331,490 |
| Massachusetts | $277,490 | $215,730–$361,670 |
| West Virginia | $272,680 | $181,670–$344,250 |
| New Hampshire | $268,650 | $234,120–$286,310 |
| Colorado | $265,560 | $177,800–$318,840 |
| Iowa | $265,200 | $207,410–$351,300 |
| Wyoming | $264,580 | $234,510–$328,940 |
| Indiana | $261,940 | $209,490–$386,330 |
| Georgia | $259,320 | $210,760–$366,520 |
| Louisiana | $255,330 | $168,430–$353,190 |
| Nevada | $251,550 | $208,000–$284,950 |
| Kentucky | $248,730 | $137,290–$312,370 |
| Illinois | $245,120 | $149,990–$304,990 |
| South Dakota | $239,970 | $200,830–$322,950 |
| Maine | $239,870 | $206,340–$275,640 |
| Vermont | $239,340 | $215,070–$269,390 |
| South Carolina | $239,200 | $174,260–$301,890 |
| Texas | $235,710 | $176,090–$339,810 |
| Mississippi | $235,630 | $162,280–$362,530 |
| District of Columbia | $233,390 | $233,380–$464,160 |
| Kansas | $229,390 | $171,410–$303,760 |
| Nebraska | $228,590 | $155,250–$312,610 |
| New Mexico | $228,040 | $133,010–$315,340 |
| Delaware | $228,000 | $167,600–$266,340 |
| Tennessee | $226,830 | $166,350–$441,770 |
| Ohio | $223,700 | $78,300–$310,040 |
| Virginia | $222,630 | $173,660–$281,510 |
| Hawaii | $218,210 | $187,330–$273,690 |
| Arkansas | $215,820 | $183,110–$282,220 |
| North Carolina | $215,230 | $176,810–$269,270 |
| Michigan | $214,070 | $123,240–$312,140 |
| New York | $210,920 | $90,280–$311,070 |
| Missouri | $171,180 | $75,650–$354,760 |
| Connecticut | $163,930 | $94,700–$269,180 |
Data period: BLS OEWS May 2025.