Midwife earnings by seniority

Approximate values based on highest and lowest earning segments.

Midwife salary by state

State Name Average Salary
North Dakota $98,330
Maryland $97,990
District of Columbia $89,900
Puerto Rico $85,220
Utah $78,690
South Carolina $77,480
Massachusetts $77,260
Montana $76,600
New York $76,550
Minnesota $75,950
New Jersey $75,070
New Hampshire $74,660
Michigan $73,680
Wyoming $71,970
Idaho $64,250
Iowa $63,550
Alaska $62,220
Tennessee $61,330
California $61,010
Florida $60,670
Oklahoma $60,580
Connecticut $60,000
Washington $59,870
Georgia $59,780
Rhode Island $59,540
Arizona $59,320
Colorado $58,880
Louisiana $58,750
Wisconsin $58,750
Virginia $58,600
Delaware $56,620
North Carolina $55,700
Kentucky $55,200
New Mexico $51,040
Maine $49,350
Oregon $49,190
Hawaii $48,660
Texas $48,590
Illinois $48,000
Vermont $47,470
Indiana $47,070
West Virginia $45,090
Kansas $40,560
Nevada $37,990
Ohio $37,380
Alabama $37,120
Missouri $36,930
Nebraska $36,900
South Dakota $36,250
Pennsylvania $33,900
Arkansas $31,200
Mississippi $29,110

How do midwife salaries compare to similar careers?

Midwives earn about the same as related careers in Kansas. On average, they make less than nurse educators but more than community health workers.

Career Median Salary
Nurse educator salary $60K
Respiratory therapist salary $60K
Cardiovascular technologist salary $60K
Radiologic technologist salary $59K
Physical therapist assistant salary $60K
Midwife salary $41K
Neurodiagnostic technologist salary $45K
Ophthalmic medical technologist salary $45K
Surgical assistant salary $45K
Community health worker salary $47K

Source: CareerExplorer (Aggregated)