Paycheck Atlas

Highest-paying states for obstetricians and gynecologists

Utah leads at $437,170 a year. Pay is not adjusted for local prices; see each page for the cost-of-living view.

PlaceMedian25th–75th
Utah$437,170$340,000–$466,130
Alaska$421,450$367,660–$421,450
Vermont$418,760$291,800–$444,290
North Dakota$414,060$216,990–$424,600
Louisiana$404,550$310,820–$515,310
Oregon$395,340$297,210–$442,870
Maine$379,930$341,100–$452,710
Oklahoma$370,260$358,870–$459,170
Arizona$369,720$245,090–$376,760
Iowa$356,020$200,010–$414,010
Tennessee$354,580$140,740–$384,710
Georgia$354,000$270,620–$375,530
Indiana$351,990$153,390–$366,350
New York$348,800$207,460–$426,730
New Hampshire$348,140$179,990–$372,260
Washington$343,140$269,020–$423,800
Nebraska$342,570$219,620–$381,480
Hawaii$338,130$76,650–$373,260
Delaware$324,080$284,630–$325,160
Minnesota$321,910$210,010–$428,120
Kentucky$317,110$73,460–$387,330
Maryland$306,310$270,040–$381,120
Wisconsin$304,990$269,690–$404,510
South Carolina$302,340$116,840–$353,740
California$301,240$198,720–$331,190
West Virginia$300,810$194,070–$336,060
South Dakota$297,610$213,240–$410,660
Massachusetts$272,240$228,130–$339,260
Texas$271,960$99,990–$359,320
New Mexico$259,990$208,000–$360,310
Arkansas$239,200$239,200–$239,200
Colorado$239,200$239,200–$239,200
District of Columbia$239,200$239,200–$239,200
Pennsylvania$239,200$239,200–$239,200
New Jersey$228,870$129,990–$285,430
Idaho$223,560$117,870–$302,110
Alabama$210,380$169,780–$223,450
Michigan$209,650$164,570–$284,810
Illinois$208,000$208,000–$272,590
Connecticut$200,580$82,230–$407,790
Ohio$181,520$133,190–$319,150
Rhode Island$166,390$83,990–$348,950
North Carolina$134,540$110,620–$349,890

Data period: BLS OEWS May 2025.