Medical Dosimetrists salary
United States, all industries · BLS OEWS 2025
National market range
$132K–$167K
Median
$147,470
25th percentile
$132,080
75th percentile
$167,030
By state
State
Median
Range · 25th–75th
vs national
Arizona
$142,090
$133K–$165K
Arkansas
$138,260
$132K–$153K
California
$140,380
$135K–$172K
Florida
$153,490
$139K–$163K
Georgia
$155,390
$133K–$175K
Illinois
$163,860
$138K–$170K
Indiana
$144,320
$134K–$154K
Kansas
$150,670
$124K–$168K
Maryland
$147,470
$136K–$154K
Massachusetts
$140,990
$134K–$174K
Michigan
$137,970
$127K–$149K
Mississippi
$115,490
$83K–$137K
Missouri
$129,610
$116K–$151K
New Jersey
$170,650
$158K–$196K
New York
$166,540
$141K–$181K
North Carolina
$147,830
$136K–$161K
Ohio
$150,900
$130K–$159K
Oklahoma
$143,120
$121K–$147K
Oregon
$183,990
$177K–$200K
Pennsylvania
$142,850
$120K–$156K
South Carolina
$140,530
$131K–$156K
Tennessee
$135,530
$120K–$137K
Texas
$134,680
$129K–$166K
Virginia
$142,830
$136K–$163K
Washington
$189,280
$170K–$213K
West Virginia
$45,350
$45K–$67K
Wisconsin
$142,300
$131K–$153K
Source: BLS OEWS, 2025 · Ranges are 25th–75th percentile of reported wages for the occupation code · All workers, regardless of gender.
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