Neurologists salary
United States, all industries · BLS OEWS 2025
National market range
$156K–$358K
Median
$248,560
25th percentile
$155,990
75th percentile
$357,990
By state
State
Median
Range · 25th–75th
vs national
Alaska
$354,760
$161K–$520K
Arizona
$409,610
$226K–$410K
Arkansas
$317,880
$248K–$329K
California
$357,080
$303K–$357K
Colorado
$356,250
$187K–$406K
Connecticut
$320,680
$75K–$438K
District of Columbia
$332,000
$200K–$332K
Florida
$322,750
$102K–$323K
Illinois
$237,080
$88K–$440K
Indiana
$220,210
$100K–$468K
Kentucky
$338,850
$194K–$453K
Maryland
$302,840
$195K–$382K
Minnesota
$381,670
$259K–$410K
Nebraska
$269,270
$169K–$339K
New Jersey
$222,120
$86K–$371K
New York
$155,990
$156K–$223K
North Carolina
$325,550
$228K–$367K
South Carolina
$352,680
$353K–$370K
Tennessee
$229,670
$141K–$377K
Texas
$360,640
$238K–$420K
Vermont
$434,730
$248K–$435K
Washington
$327,140
$188K–$361K
West Virginia
$63,500
$64K–$142K
Wisconsin
$342,520
$167K–$407K
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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