Paycheck Atlas

Highest-paying states for healthcare social workers

District of Columbia leads at $94,100 a year. Pay is not adjusted for local prices; see each page for the cost-of-living view.

PlaceMedian25th–75th
District of Columbia$94,100$75,360–$107,500
California$89,660$67,630–$118,740
Hawaii$85,420$70,500–$96,190
Oregon$84,350$67,170–$101,640
New Jersey$82,690$68,090–$99,530
Vermont$81,140$72,050–$100,520
Connecticut$79,900$66,290–$96,470
Washington$78,570$59,690–$98,990
Nevada$78,470$63,460–$86,610
New Hampshire$78,260$70,530–$89,750
Utah$78,150$63,370–$94,110
Maryland$76,440$55,660–$85,150
Massachusetts$76,440$60,300–$92,110
Rhode Island$75,390$58,940–$85,700
Idaho$74,500$58,460–$80,460
Minnesota$73,970$61,180–$84,260
New York$73,070$57,630–$91,950
Maine$71,610$61,000–$78,810
Texas$69,990$52,950–$80,910
Michigan$67,600$60,150–$79,310
Wisconsin$66,910$59,640–$78,830
Virginia$66,550$60,430–$78,170
New Mexico$65,930$55,820–$77,600
Florida$64,820$57,840–$76,280
Delaware$64,620$51,230–$79,420
Indiana$64,580$57,270–$78,880
Kansas$64,440$56,720–$75,200
Illinois$64,270$54,270–$78,610
Kentucky$64,080$49,990–$77,660
Arizona$64,030$53,210–$80,100
Ohio$63,610$51,270–$76,930
Colorado$63,480$49,490–$81,030
North Carolina$63,280$53,000–$77,160
Iowa$63,050$51,170–$74,320
North Dakota$62,860$56,150–$74,190
Georgia$62,420$51,790–$76,450
Nebraska$62,420$53,290–$74,060
Wyoming$62,260$49,070–$82,760
Mississippi$62,250$49,490–$67,530
Alaska$62,000$47,620–$84,990
Pennsylvania$61,900$57,200–$76,040
Tennessee$61,240$48,820–$76,200
Louisiana$61,080$57,450–$73,340
South Carolina$60,840$45,020–$76,270
West Virginia$60,140$51,350–$77,540
Alabama$60,000$48,350–$65,710
Missouri$59,870$46,430–$73,740
South Dakota$57,510$49,650–$72,640
Montana$57,090$48,570–$68,240
Oklahoma$56,120$43,180–$70,290
Arkansas$55,640$45,610–$65,910

Data period: BLS OEWS May 2025.