AmericaByNumbers.com

25 Highest Paying Jobs in New Hampshire (2024)

The highest paying job in New Hampshire is Family Medicine Physicians, with a median salary of $238,370 per year. Below is the complete ranking of the top 25 careers in NH based on 2024 Bureau of Labor Statistics data.

Data: BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS), May 2024

$238,370
#1 Highest Paying: Family Medicine Physicians
$142,650
Median of Top 25
$70,028
NH Average (All Jobs)
18,100
Workers in Top 25 Jobs

Full Ranking: Top 25 Jobs in New Hampshire by Salary

Ranked by median annual salary. Click any job to see the full salary breakdown including percentile data and state-by-state comparisons.

Rank Occupation Median Salary Mean Salary Workers
1 Family Medicine Physicians $238,370 $248,550 410
2 Psychiatrists $211,370 $224,100 110
3 Podiatrists $211,000 $216,410 N/A
4 Physicists $179,440 $182,360 30
5 Computer and Information Systems Managers $177,160 $182,130 N/A
6 Architectural and Engineering Managers $171,630 $177,690 1,910
7 Dentists, General $162,040 $176,780 460
8 Economics Teachers, Postsecondary $154,840 $173,050 90
9 Marketing Manager $153,020 $162,520 1,590
10 Purchasing Managers $153,000 $153,990 510
11 Computer Hardware Engineers $152,840 $142,240 290
12 Advertising and Promotions Managers $147,320 $143,050 60
13 Managers, All Other $142,650 $150,260 1,280
14 Financial Manager $141,520 $161,010 4,090
15 Pharmacist $141,480 $140,440 1,090
16 Sales Manager $139,540 $151,960 N/A
17 Chief Executives $138,910 $193,280 630
18 Industrial Production Managers $138,090 $149,960 1,400
19 Law Teachers, Postsecondary $137,900 $155,700 130
20 Physician Assistants $137,330 $141,810 1,060
21 Materials Scientists $136,300 $120,030 80
22 Natural Sciences Managers $136,200 $160,070 320
23 Nurse Midwives $135,860 $116,250 50
24 Computer Network Architects $133,100 $140,330 720
25 Nurse Practitioners $132,440 $133,660 1,790

Explore More Salary Data for New Hampshire

Average Salary in New Hampshire · All New Hampshire Jobs · Build Your Resume →

New Hampshire Salary Insights

The top-paying careers in New Hampshire are concentrated in Healthcare Practitioners fields. The #1 job, Family Medicine Physicians, pays $168,341 more than the state average of $70,028 per year.

Among the top 25, the minimum median salary is $132,440, meaning all jobs on this list pay significantly above the national average.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the highest paying job in New Hampshire?
The highest paying job in New Hampshire is Family Medicine Physicians, with a median annual salary of $238,370 according to 2024 BLS data.
How many jobs in New Hampshire pay over $100,000?
According to 2024 BLS data, 71 occupations in New Hampshire have a median salary over $100,000 per year.
What is the average salary in New Hampshire?
The average (mean) salary across all tracked occupations in New Hampshire is $70,028 per year based on 2024 Bureau of Labor Statistics data.
What are the top 5 highest paying jobs in New Hampshire?
The top 5 highest paying jobs in New Hampshire by median salary are: Family Medicine Physicians, Psychiatrists, Podiatrists, Physicists, Computer and Information Systems Managers. These rankings are based on 2024 BLS OEWS data.
How can I find a high-paying job in New Hampshire?
The highest paying careers in New Hampshire tend to be in specialized fields requiring advanced degrees or certifications. Research specific occupations on our salary pages to understand education requirements and career paths. The top-paying job, Family Medicine Physicians, earns $238,370/year.

Highest Paying Jobs in Other States

See how New Hampshire's top salaries compare to other states.

Data Source & Methodology

Rankings are based on median annual salary from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS) survey, May 2024 estimates. We use median rather than mean salary because it better represents typical earnings and is less affected by outliers.

Only occupations with state-level data published by BLS are included. Some specialized or rare occupations may not have data for every state. For full methodology details, see our Methodology page.

Source: BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics