Diagnostic medical sonographer earnings by seniority

Approximate values based on highest and lowest earning segments.

Diagnostic medical sonographer salary by state

State Name Average Salary
Alaska $94,130
Alabama $56,350
Arkansas $62,090
Arizona $85,800
California $91,380
Colorado $84,660
Connecticut $79,770
District of Columbia $90,670
Delaware $72,160
Florida $65,560
Georgia $61,580
Hawaii $95,020
Iowa $68,910
Idaho $80,330
Illinois $76,590
Indiana $68,970
Kansas $72,420
Kentucky $65,790
Louisiana $59,130
Massachusetts $84,630
Maryland $75,620
Maine $77,070
Michigan $60,930
Minnesota $79,540
Missouri $70,680
Mississippi $60,980
Montana $76,500
North Carolina $66,930
North Dakota $71,030
Nebraska $63,070
New Hampshire $78,650
New Jersey $76,740
New Mexico $66,530
Nevada $75,650
New York $74,830
Ohio $64,410
Oklahoma $68,920
Oregon $88,360
Pennsylvania $64,142
Puerto Rico $24,830
Rhode Island $85,910
South Carolina $66,250
South Dakota $61,100
Tennessee $63,230
Texas $71,550
Utah $76,730
Virginia $74,020
Vermont $78,190
Washington $89,210
Wisconsin $84,020
West Virginia $59,880
Wyoming $69,140

How do diagnostic medical sonographer salaries compare to similar careers?

Diagnostic medical sonographers earn 8% less than similar careers in Wisconsin. On average, they make less than physician assistants but more than informatics nurse specialists.

Career Median Salary
Physician assistant salary $112K
Anesthesiologist assistant salary $112K
Nurse practitioner salary $106K
Nurse educator salary $78K
Physical therapist salary $85K
Diagnostic medical sonographer salary $84K
Clinical psychologist salary $77K
Counseling psychologist salary $77K
Audiologist salary $78K
Informatics nurse specialist salary $78K

Source: CareerExplorer (Aggregated)