Hearing aid specialist earnings by seniority

Approximate values based on highest and lowest earning segments.

Hearing aid specialist salary by state

State Name Average Salary
Hawaii $81,350
Arkansas $74,640
Alabama $73,450
Connecticut $71,270
California $60,590
Arizona $60,360
Oregon $60,360
Idaho $60,110
Texas $60,080
Iowa $59,930
Vermont $59,850
Alaska $59,500
Colorado $59,500
Washington $59,500
Montana $59,280
Minnesota $58,810
Wisconsin $58,500
Maryland $56,740
Illinois $56,550
Tennessee $54,750
North Carolina $54,670
New Jersey $53,380
Louisiana $52,050
New York $50,190
Indiana $49,170
Nevada $48,800
Ohio $48,070
Massachusetts $47,510
West Virginia $47,360
Pennsylvania $47,230
Missouri $46,980
Virginia $46,690
Michigan $44,520
Maine $43,470
Oklahoma $43,310
New Mexico $43,090
Florida $40,490
Kansas $37,180
Utah $37,020
Georgia $35,910
Puerto Rico $35,410
Kentucky $30,930
Rhode Island $29,720
Mississippi $29,260
Nebraska $27,770
South Carolina $122,430

How do hearing aid specialist salaries compare to similar careers?

Hearing aid specialists earn 7% less than similar careers in Maine. On average, they make less than recreational therapists but more than opticians.

Career Median Salary
Recreational therapist salary $48K
Community health worker salary $48K
Ophthalmic medical technologist salary $46K
Massage therapist salary $39K
Dental assistant salary $47K
Hearing aid specialist salary $43K
Ophthalmic medical technician salary $37K
Optician salary $38K

Source: CareerExplorer (Aggregated)