Cardiologist hourly pay by state

Minnesota pays cardiologists the highest hourly wage, according to May 2023 data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

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Here’s the average hourly wage for cardiologists in 24 states:

Note: Compensation data was not available for cardiologists in every state.

  • Minnesota: $251.71
  • Ohio: $240.60
  • Wyoming: $239.73
  • Florida: $237.83
  • Washington: $227.50
  • Tennessee: $227.24
  • North Carolina: $216.64
  • Alabama: $213.23
  • Nebraska: $211.36
  • Georgia: $206.72
  • Louisiana: $203.02
  • Mississippi: $201.10
  • Pennsylvania: $196.61
  • New York: $193.67
  • Virginia: $192.10
  • California: $187.08
  • New Mexico: $184.01
  • Connecticut $183.52
  • Michigan: $177.05
  • Rhode Island: $166.20
  • New Jersey: $159.34
  • Texas: $155.44
  • South Carolina: $138.16
  • Utah: $128.38

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