Occupation · SOC 29-1181

Audiologists: pay and where the jobs are

What audiologists earn in the U.S., how pay varies across workers and states, and tools to plan around it.

BLS May 2025 data · methodology

National pay, May 2025

$95,780 median annual wage

Mean (average) annual wage
$97,740
Median hourly wage
$46.05
Mean hourly wage
$46.99
Employment
13,660

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, OEWS May 2025 (released 2026-05-15), SOC 29-1181.

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How much do audiologists make?

The median annual wage for audiologists was $95,780 in May 2025, so half of workers earned more and half earned less. The lowest-paid 10% earned less than $64,610 and the highest-paid 10% more than $133,120. As an hourly rate, the median is $46.05. About 13,660 people work in this occupation nationwide. The highest state medians are in Nevada ($133,110), New Jersey ($119,230) and North Dakota ($118,750). After taxes and local prices, though, a median paycheck goes furthest in North Dakota.

Pay ladder

What each step of the pay range for audiologists looks like per month. Take-home here includes federal tax, Social Security and Medicare for a single filer; add your state in the paycheck calculator.

Audiologists: pay at each percentile
StepAnnualHourlyMonthly grossMonthly after federal tax & FICA
10th percentile$64,610$31.06$5,384$4,508
25th percentile$79,340$38.14$6,612$5,387
Median$95,780$46.05$7,982$6,351
75th percentile$111,300$53.51$9,275$7,261
90th percentile$133,120$64.00$11,093$8,521

Audiologists: pay by state

49 states and territories have a published median, sorted from highest to lowest. The last two columns are our estimates: the median after 2026 federal and state taxes, and that take-home restated in national-average prices.

1

North Dakota

$102,648 take-home in national prices

2

Nevada

$102,268 take-home in national prices

3

Alaska

$86,829 take-home in national prices

Where a median audiologist paycheck goes furthest after 2026 taxes and BEA price levels.

Annual wages by state, May 2025, with after-tax and price-adjusted estimates
StateEmploymentMedian10th pct.90th pct.Median after tax*In national prices†
NevadaNot published$133,110$62,150$136,720$102,247$102,268
New Jersey210$119,230$80,850$135,310$86,612$79,603
North Dakota40$118,750$86,250$163,220$91,314$102,648
California1,740$114,910$62,090$158,640$81,734$73,820
AlaskaNot published$114,170$88,820$142,630$88,878$86,829
Hawaii90$113,850$87,990$127,150$81,685$74,292
Connecticut70$113,180$65,360$123,640$82,345$79,476
Oregon140$109,560$80,590$242,080$77,001$74,497
Washington320$108,580$68,310$137,190$83,710$78,224
New Hampshire50$105,590$91,540$124,530$83,113$79,789
Utah120$104,450$77,460$135,160$77,663$78,555
Massachusetts220$104,130$73,420$129,770$76,620$72,449
Wisconsin280$102,840$53,250$134,390$76,582$81,388
District of Columbia40$102,500$95,770$159,410$75,195$68,420
Colorado430$102,270$65,660$136,660$76,535$74,269
Minnesota290$102,130$83,750$120,110$74,808$75,854
Maine60$102,060$86,900$119,350$74,843$77,118
VermontNot published$101,730$84,540$131,320$76,187$77,775
New York690$100,860$76,940$129,530$74,431$68,968
Missouri220$99,450$65,820$125,090$75,056$82,646
Georgia470$98,470$71,990$126,400$73,938$76,785
Michigan250$97,790$77,270$114,210$73,720$76,618
Nebraska90$97,460$78,900$115,540$73,838$81,949
Kansas200$97,250$79,210$106,330$72,619$80,626
Iowa270$97,180$73,280$122,740$74,155$84,496
Arkansas110$96,980$78,970$134,040$73,955$85,067
Idaho200$95,120$59,110$101,650$71,814$75,202
Texas1,020$93,570$73,430$137,340$74,656$76,920
Illinois330$93,510$77,780$131,380$70,130$70,160
Florida700$93,480$62,980$120,100$74,593$72,131
Kentucky90$92,520$61,880$141,590$70,797$78,525
Maryland160$91,260$63,120$117,320$69,063$65,800
South Dakota40$91,190$77,860$108,950$72,982$82,386
Tennessee270$90,540$67,130$109,650$72,525$78,943
Indiana410$90,280$65,790$108,040$69,708$74,691
Pennsylvania460$89,480$64,610$131,230$68,970$70,686
North Carolina450$88,920$70,120$131,210$68,346$72,457
Montana60$86,990$61,250$104,110$66,473$70,234
Alabama190$86,300$50,530$104,610$65,975$74,277
Delaware70$85,700$75,350$105,620$64,462$64,586
Arizona240$83,210$77,330$110,060$65,682$65,240
New Mexico80$83,050$64,750$128,000$64,517$69,966
South Carolina200$82,330$67,490$97,980$63,606$67,847
Ohio1,230$81,390$45,310$107,360$64,286$69,293
MississippiNot published$80,740$60,410$94,990$63,133$72,606
Virginia260$80,010$74,850$137,780$61,331$60,661
West Virginia120$79,990$66,490$170,430$62,329$69,643
Oklahoma210$76,880$40,010$105,000$60,001$68,305
Louisiana140$75,200$55,550$103,300$59,863$67,867

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, OEWS May 2025 (released 2026-05-15), SOC 29-1181. *Our estimate for a single filer paid biweekly with no pre-tax deductions or local tax, 2026 federal and state rules. †Take-home ÷ BEA Regional Price Parity × 100 (2024 price levels).

Sources

  1. OEWS May 2025 (oesm25nat.zip) — U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Accessed 2026-10-09.
  2. OEWS May 2025 (oesm25st.zip) — U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Accessed 2026-10-09.