Paycheck Atlas

Highest-paying states for general internal medicine physicians

Georgia leads at $425,460 a year. Pay is not adjusted for local prices; see each page for the cost-of-living view.

PlaceMedian25th–75th
Georgia$425,460$182,620–$581,750
Rhode Island$379,490$231,670–$379,490
Minnesota$373,700$310,320–$481,170
Wisconsin$367,160$326,040–$404,720
Alaska$366,080$201,970–$366,650
South Carolina$359,500$219,460–$414,270
Idaho$355,390$287,940–$379,970
Washington$340,010$321,320–$371,980
North Dakota$338,400$333,130–$351,580
Utah$331,720$214,840–$381,810
Mississippi$325,610$185,980–$334,330
Maine$316,880$231,590–$453,840
Indiana$314,390$219,850–$478,410
California$313,890$129,110–$388,150
Alabama$311,180$258,760–$346,210
Colorado$299,990$254,550–$339,290
North Carolina$289,780$181,250–$396,740
Massachusetts$285,250$176,710–$309,560
South Dakota$280,520$251,730–$390,220
Texas$269,110$198,330–$315,850
Oregon$268,570$248,540–$312,620
Maryland$260,410$193,950–$390,540
Arizona$259,320$72,970–$351,790
Ohio$249,990$201,280–$342,440
Kentucky$241,530$148,900–$345,690
Hawaii$239,200$239,200–$239,200
Arkansas$233,130$69,350–$308,140
Tennessee$232,220$106,590–$322,260
New Hampshire$229,210$86,390–$363,750
Vermont$228,670$216,300–$391,710
District of Columbia$223,250$48,760–$223,610
Florida$222,600$121,000–$356,540
Nebraska$221,360$79,420–$327,710
Missouri$216,570$196,460–$252,240
Oklahoma$216,570$134,630–$377,580
Pennsylvania$213,310$67,360–$310,840
Connecticut$208,000$73,400–$311,300
New York$183,460$88,690–$339,040
Michigan$149,990$91,740–$311,190
Illinois$140,680$69,310–$220,170
Iowa$122,920$82,590–$288,130
Nevada$114,090$82,970–$228,200
New Jersey$89,990$89,990–$197,990
West Virginia$72,680$63,540–$327,230

Data period: BLS OEWS May 2025.