Health Specialties Teachers, Postsecondary Salary by State (2025)

Last updated: 2025 BLS data · Page refreshed: 2026-05-19

Compare Health Specialties Teachers, Postsecondary salaries across 50 states

$105,720

National Average (Median)

$168,060

Highest: Utah

$60,300

Lowest: West Virginia

Health Specialties Teachers, Postsecondary Salary by State

Compare Health Specialties Teachers, Postsecondary salaries across all 50 states. Click any state for the full breakdown.

$60,300

$168,060

Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics, OEWS 2025 Annual

AL $92,310 AK $73,890 AZ $99,000 AR $124,890 CA $165,110 CO $136,930 DE $105,780 DC $167,520 FL $88,710 GA $106,960 HI $81,480 ID $101,910 IL $92,860 IN $98,170 IA $128,490 KS $86,700 KY $83,680 LA $125,130 ME $103,090 MD $108,160 MA $134,520 MI $108,970 MN $103,510 MS $137,220 MO $130,490 MT $101,220 NE $80,960 NV $77,160 NH $85,250 NJ $96,630 NM $134,600 NY $131,220 NC $103,220 ND $100,760 OH $74,720 OK $76,450 OR $103,180 PA $107,920 RI $103,780 SC $82,480 SD $78,720 TN $98,870 TX $108,150 UT $168,060 VT $107,500 VA $106,880 WA $137,520 WV $60,300 WI $81,500 WY $93,480

Top 5 Highest-Paying States

Utah

$168,060

District of Columbia

$167,520

California

$165,110

Washington

$137,520

Mississippi

$137,220

Health Specialties Teachers, Postsecondary Salary in All 50 States

#	State	Median Salary	Mean Salary	Employment
1	Utah	$168,060	$174,050	3,520
2	District of Columbia	$167,520	$163,940	1,460
3	California	$165,110	$196,500	17,350
4	Washington	$137,520	$164,770	4,510
5	Mississippi	$137,220	$166,400	1,890
6	Colorado	$136,930	$186,460	7,800
7	New Mexico	$134,600	$183,680	1,430
8	Massachusetts	$134,520	$166,200	10,250
9	New York	$131,220	$169,320	21,410
10	Missouri	$130,490	$156,870	5,700
11	Iowa	$128,490	$173,080	3,230
12	Louisiana	$125,130	$138,400	2,250
13	Arkansas	$124,890	$205,560	2,080
14	Michigan	$108,970	$129,570	3,430
15	Maryland	$108,160	$144,770	7,460
16	Texas	$108,150	$159,640	18,960
17	Pennsylvania	$107,920	$136,680	14,890
18	Vermont	$107,500	$134,950	1,170
19	Georgia	$106,960	$153,130	4,860
20	Virginia	$106,880	$142,210	5,040
21	Delaware	$105,780	$120,000	260
22	Rhode Island	$103,780	$126,760	480
23	Minnesota	$103,510	$120,690	3,050
24	North Carolina	$103,220	$141,500	9,240
25	Oregon	$103,180	$121,050	2,170
26	Maine	$103,090	$136,220	730
27	Idaho	$101,910	$121,260	N/A
28	Montana	$101,220	$128,530	370
29	North Dakota	$100,760	$112,880	510
30	Arizona	$99,000	$137,300	3,620
31	Tennessee	$98,870	$111,700	4,400
32	Indiana	$98,170	$123,720	4,880
33	New Jersey	$96,630	$124,280	2,960
34	Wyoming	$93,480	$86,050	230
35	Illinois	$92,860	$113,930	7,740
36	Alabama	$92,310	$110,670	3,360
37	Florida	$88,710	$131,530	8,500
38	Kansas	$86,700	$112,400	1,060
39	New Hampshire	$85,250	$132,140	430
40	Kentucky	$83,680	$113,720	1,380
41	South Carolina	$82,480	$95,570	1,030
42	Wisconsin	$81,500	$98,120	4,410
43	Hawaii	$81,480	$113,980	290
44	Nebraska	$80,960	$108,000	2,760
45	South Dakota	$78,720	$87,460	270
46	Nevada	$77,160	$103,430	1,230
47	Oklahoma	$76,450	$101,650	950
48	Ohio	$74,720	$95,990	5,670
49	Alaska	$73,890	$83,420	N/A
50	West Virginia	$60,300	$77,490	2,400

Health Specialties Teachers, Postsecondary Take-Home Pay After Taxes

Gross salary only tells half the story. State income taxes vary from 0% to 13.3%, dramatically affecting your take-home pay. See exactly what a Health Specialties Teachers, Postsecondary keeps after federal, state, and FICA taxes.

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Data Source & Methodology

Salary data is sourced from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS) survey, 2025 estimates. After-tax figures use IRS federal brackets and state income tax rates for all 50 states.

Our Methodology · Data Sources · Source: BLS OEWS