Radiologic technologist earnings by seniority

Approximate values based on highest and lowest earning segments.

Radiologic technologist salary by state

State Name Average Salary
California $95,960
Hawaii $78,430
Oregon $78,000
Massachusetts $77,360
Alaska $77,240
District of Columbia $77,240
Washington $77,240
Rhode Island $76,970
New York $76,920
New Jersey $76,600
Connecticut $76,380
Maryland $75,260
Minnesota $71,760
New Hampshire $63,840
Colorado $62,220
Illinois $62,010
Arizona $61,940
Nevada $61,940
Virginia $61,940
Vermont $61,600
Wisconsin $61,370
Wyoming $61,290
Texas $60,950
New Mexico $60,920
Maine $60,850
North Dakota $60,740
Idaho $60,570
Michigan $60,570
Utah $60,570
Delaware $60,440
Indiana $60,380
Montana $60,360
Florida $60,310
North Carolina $60,110
Nebraska $60,110
Ohio $60,110
Oklahoma $60,040
Pennsylvania $59,640
Georgia $59,570
Kansas $59,320
Missouri $59,320
South Carolina $59,280
South Dakota $59,280
Kentucky $59,260
Iowa $57,040
Guam $54,090
Tennessee $50,320
West Virginia $49,290
Arkansas $48,680
Louisiana $48,450
Alabama $47,810
Mississippi $47,230
Virgin Islands, U.S. $36,910
Puerto Rico $28,070

How do radiologic technologist salaries compare to similar careers?

Radiologic technologists earn 9% less than similar careers in New Mexico. On average, they make less than acute care nurse practitioners but more than licensed practical nurses.

Career Median Salary
Acute care nurse practitioner salary $78K
Nuclear medicine technologist salary $79K
Diagnostic medical sonographer salary $78K
MRI technologist salary $78K
Nurse educator salary $77K
Radiologic technologist salary $61K
Midwife salary $51K
Respiratory therapist salary $62K
Orthotist salary $60K
Licensed practical nurse salary $57K

Source: CareerExplorer (Aggregated)