Here’s anesthesiologists’ hourly mean wage by state.
Editor’s note: No data was available for the states not included.
|
State |
Hourly mean wage |
|
Nebraska |
$202.91 |
|
Washington |
$201.90 |
|
Idaho |
$196.07 |
|
Maryland |
$190.06 |
|
Oregon |
$189.93 |
|
Minnesota |
$189.08 |
|
Connecticut |
$185.03 |
|
Alabama |
$184.42 |
|
Iowa |
$182.64 |
|
Wisconsin |
$179.92 |
|
Vermont |
$171.24 |
|
South Carolina |
$170.74 |
|
Ohio |
$168.34 |
|
Montana |
$166.70 |
|
Kentucky |
$158.55 |
|
Tennessee |
$154.66 |
|
New York |
$148.73 |
|
North Carolina |
$147.07 |
|
Florida |
$144.22 |
|
Texas |
$143.61 |
|
Indiana |
$142.49 |
|
Arizona |
$140.24 |
|
Nevada |
$136.09 |
|
Utah |
$126.36 |
|
Kansas |
$123.81 |
|
Virginia |
$122.33 |
|
West Virginia |
$116.37 |
|
Illinois |
$114.72 |
|
Wyoming |
$98.94 |
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