BLS Official Data · OEWS May 2025

Physicians All Other Salary in the United States (2026)

Based on U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics data · 342,720 jobs nationwide · High Demand

$262,040 / year · average (mean) annual wage
$125.98 per hour
Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics Dataset: OEWS May 2025 Published: May 2026 Coverage: All 50 States + DC
Average$262,040per year
Median$265,930per year
Hourly$125.98per hour
10th – 90th percentile$69,170 – $452,360per year

Salary Range & Percentiles

Pay distribution across experience levels

  • 10th Percentile — Entry Level$69,170
  • 25th Percentile — Junior$102,930
  • 50th Percentile — Median$265,930
  • 75th Percentile — Senior$378,770
  • 90th Percentile — Top Earners$452,360

The top 10% of Physicians All Other earn $452,360 or more per year. Entry-level professionals can expect to start around $69,170, with significant growth over the first 5 years.

Salary by State

Geographic salary comparison

StateAvg Salaryvs National
North Dakota $406,630 +55.2%
Montana $385,010 +46.9%
Maine $367,590 +40.3%
Wisconsin $364,840 +39.2%
Alaska $353,510 +34.9%
Kentucky $331,860 +26.6%
Vermont $331,300 +26.4%
Hawaii $326,890 +24.7%
Minnesota $325,680 +24.3%
Indiana $323,600 +23.5%
Wyoming $321,630 +22.7%
New Mexico $318,330 +21.5%
Oregon $316,640 +20.8%
Louisiana $312,630 +19.3%
Tennessee $312,220 +19.1%
New Hampshire $307,550 +17.4%
Arizona $303,730 +15.9%
Colorado $298,570 +13.9%
Washington $293,760 +12.1%
Nebraska $291,430 +11.2%
South Carolina $286,140 +9.2%
Ohio $286,080 +9.2%
Iowa $273,160 +4.2%
Georgia $269,550 +2.9%
Florida $267,380 +2.0%
Virginia $266,010 +1.5%
Alabama $264,580 +1.0%
Idaho $262,710 +0.3%
New Jersey $260,100 -0.7%
Texas $257,240 -1.8%
New York $256,500 -2.1%
Nevada $251,310 -4.1%
California $249,620 -4.7%
Oklahoma $248,930 -5.0%
Kansas $248,050 -5.3%
North Carolina $247,750 -5.5%
Massachusetts $247,150 -5.7%
Delaware $243,890 -6.9%
Connecticut $243,750 -7.0%
Utah $240,190 -8.3%
South Dakota $239,200 -8.7%
Missouri $237,330 -9.4%
Pennsylvania $237,190 -9.5%
Rhode Island $236,360 -9.8%
Mississippi $234,660 -10.4%
West Virginia $228,870 -12.7%
Maryland $228,860 -12.7%
Illinois $220,020 -16.0%
Michigan $206,170 -21.3%
Arkansas $194,980 -25.6%
District of Columbia $154,040 -41.2%

What Factors Affect Physicians All Other Salary?

Key factors affecting compensation

Pay for Physicians All Other is influenced by geographic location, years of experience, employer type, and educational background. Location alone is a large factor: North Dakota pays an average of $406,630, while District of Columbia pays $154,040 — a gap of $252,590 per year.

The middle half of Physicians All Other earn between $102,930 and $378,770 per year. The lowest-paid 10% earn under $69,170, while the top 10% earn more than $452,360.

These figures are the wages employers report to BLS: base pay plus commissions, production bonuses and tips. They exclude overtime pay, shift differentials, year-end bonuses, benefits and self-employed workers, so total compensation can be higher than the numbers shown.

U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics · Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OES) · May 2025

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about this salary

What is the average salary for Physicians All Other?

The average salary for Physicians All Other in the United States is $262,040 per year, with a median of $265,930.

What is the starting salary for Physicians All Other?

Entry-level Physicians All Other typically earn between $69,170 and $102,930 per year depending on location and employer.

What state pays Physicians All Other the most?

North Dakota pays Physicians All Other the most at $406,630 per year on average, followed by Montana ($385,010) and Maine ($367,590).

How much do Physicians All Other make per hour?

Based on the average annual salary of $262,040, Physicians All Other earn approximately $125.98 per hour (based on 2,080 working hours/year).

Is Physicians All Other a good career in 2026?

BLS counts 342,720 Physicians All Other jobs in the United States, with a mean annual wage of $262,040 and a median of $265,930 (OEWS May 2025). This site does not publish job-growth projections; the BLS Occupational Outlook Handbook covers the outlook for each occupation.

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