Paycheck Atlas

Highest-paying states for health education specialists

Maryland leads at $104,470 a year. Pay is not adjusted for local prices; see each page for the cost-of-living view.

PlaceMedian25th–75th
Maryland$104,470$65,850–$140,670
District of Columbia$103,330$74,470–$132,620
Georgia$99,400$66,770–$133,720
Pennsylvania$80,670$58,530–$98,010
Minnesota$78,400$60,190–$99,130
Washington$77,420$64,040–$84,600
Iowa$75,750$58,510–$85,260
Oregon$75,500$66,420–$94,870
Rhode Island$75,360$56,570–$98,240
Colorado$74,150$57,490–$98,740
Wisconsin$74,040$61,950–$84,960
New Jersey$73,740$58,530–$115,420
Alaska$71,940$61,520–$81,750
New Hampshire$69,990$52,320–$91,580
Vermont$68,140$61,960–$81,640
Connecticut$66,870$62,270–$88,720
Kentucky$65,370$58,450–$79,650
Alabama$65,210$45,500–$78,760
Ohio$64,860$47,300–$81,810
South Carolina$64,720$50,550–$86,820
Virginia$64,040$51,980–$93,040
Hawaii$63,740$49,380–$73,680
California$63,610$54,850–$85,000
Arizona$63,390$48,210–$84,020
Delaware$63,300$49,510–$76,530
Kansas$62,990$50,920–$79,130
West Virginia$62,760$50,190–$83,150
Wyoming$62,750$57,140–$72,270
New York$62,560$51,600–$77,560
Oklahoma$62,440$50,130–$83,540
Arkansas$62,270$44,390–$81,700
Nevada$62,120$45,890–$85,690
Idaho$61,330$56,160–$71,400
Illinois$60,120$49,670–$77,100
Utah$59,790$50,340–$82,850
North Dakota$59,650$48,250–$75,640
Texas$59,340$48,180–$81,370
Maine$58,300$49,510–$66,990
Indiana$58,170$44,650–$79,360
North Carolina$58,080$48,730–$74,670
New Mexico$57,990$44,430–$72,700
Louisiana$57,840$45,550–$74,900
Massachusetts$57,510$43,100–$85,740
South Dakota$57,370$54,350–$72,780
Nebraska$56,800$46,520–$71,220
Michigan$56,360$43,280–$70,370
Montana$51,200$37,620–$62,760
Mississippi$51,020$40,960–$69,610
Tennessee$49,630$40,690–$69,470

Data period: BLS OEWS May 2025.