Pediatricians, General Salary by State (2025)

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

Compare Pediatricians, General salaries across 49 states

$215,535

National Average (Median)

$502,720

Highest: Louisiana

$79,240

Lowest: District of Columbia

Pediatricians, General Salary by State

Compare Pediatricians, General salaries across all 50 states. Click any state for the full breakdown.

$79,240

$502,720

Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics, OEWS 2025 Annual

AL $209,490 AK $267,390 AZ $233,950 AR $160,440 CA $214,140 CO $196,440 CT $216,830 DE $219,190 DC $79,240 FL $182,010 GA $149,990 HI $197,090 ID $297,680 IL $196,760 IN $177,300 IA $262,440 KS $209,840 KY $175,690 LA $502,720 ME $245,920 MD $181,640 MA $221,170 MI $204,690 MN $226,660 MS $183,650 MO $223,910 MT $273,260 NE $175,990 NH $273,410 NJ $201,560 NM $202,390 NY $212,150 NC $183,550 ND $234,950 OH $217,970 OK $236,780 OR $224,690 PA $226,440 RI $218,080 SC $217,120 SD $257,610 TN $176,210 TX $173,360 UT $210,360 VT $215,350 VA $195,940 WA $169,540 WV $158,470 WI $269,790

Top 5 Highest-Paying States

Louisiana

$502,720

Idaho

$297,680

New Hampshire

$273,410

Montana

$273,260

Wisconsin

$269,790

Pediatricians, General Salary in All 49 States

#	State	Median Salary	Mean Salary	Employment
1	Louisiana	$502,720	$378,020	40
2	Idaho	$297,680	$273,550	60
3	New Hampshire	$273,410	$255,760	210
4	Montana	$273,260	$284,770	50
5	Wisconsin	$269,790	$245,400	350
6	Alaska	$267,390	$282,020	60
7	Iowa	$262,440	$221,690	230
8	South Dakota	$257,610	$288,400	80
9	Maine	$245,920	$243,380	130
10	Oklahoma	$236,780	$257,980	280
11	North Dakota	$234,950	$242,000	90
12	Arizona	$233,950	$239,830	1,230
13	Minnesota	$226,660	$228,400	890
14	Pennsylvania	$226,440	$236,790	1,120
15	Oregon	$224,690	$228,070	620
16	Missouri	$223,910	$225,730	500
17	Massachusetts	$221,170	$228,920	2,310
18	Delaware	$219,190	$213,680	180
19	Rhode Island	$218,080	$215,550	180
20	Ohio	$217,970	$223,710	2,110
21	South Carolina	$217,120	$233,160	420
22	Connecticut	$216,830	$220,010	1,310
23	Vermont	$215,350	$207,630	130
24	California	$214,140	$221,480	6,680
25	New York	$212,150	$205,770	4,570
26	Utah	$210,360	$220,460	310
27	Kansas	$209,840	$221,860	110
28	Alabama	$209,490	$237,810	N/A
29	Michigan	$204,690	$195,760	1,340
30	New Mexico	$202,390	$216,420	270
31	New Jersey	$201,560	$194,010	1,280
32	Hawaii	$197,090	$177,890	470
33	Illinois	$196,760	$225,740	1,180
34	Colorado	$196,440	$199,990	570
35	Virginia	$195,940	$210,010	750
36	Mississippi	$183,650	$214,380	40
37	North Carolina	$183,550	$183,450	740
38	Florida	$182,010	$172,610	700
39	Maryland	$181,640	$202,610	580
40	Indiana	$177,300	$195,330	1,080
41	Tennessee	$176,210	$188,280	740
42	Nebraska	$175,990	$210,390	290
43	Kentucky	$175,690	$188,030	380
44	Texas	$173,360	$194,140	2,740
45	Washington	$169,540	$201,120	480
46	Arkansas	$160,440	$182,700	100
47	West Virginia	$158,470	$164,720	140
48	Georgia	$149,990	$153,380	N/A
49	District of Columbia	$79,240	$116,210	N/A

Pediatricians, General 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 Pediatricians, General 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