Radiological technician pay by state, adjusted for cost of living

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Radiological technologists and technicians in Nevada earn the highest hourly mean wage after adjusting for the state’s cost of living index, according to data published April 2 by the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

The national annual mean wage for radiological technologists and technicians is $79,760 and the national hourly mean wage is $38.35, without adjusting for cost of living. 

Below are the mean annual and hourly wages for radiological technologists and technicians by state, adjusted for cost of living. Becker’s calculated these figures using World Population Review cost of living data.

StateAnnual mean wageHourly mean wageCost of living indexHourly mean wage, adjusted for cost of living
Alabama$58,270$28.0288$31.84
Alaska$90,530$43.52123.8$35.15
Arizona$85,250$40.98111.5$36.75
Arkansas$61,810$29.7288.7$33.51
California$112,120$53.91144.8$37.23
Connecticut$89,960$43.25112.3$38.51
Delaware$83,070$39.94100.8$39.62
District of Columbia$95,290$45.81141.9$32.28
Florida$71,000$34.13102.8$33.20
Georgia$73,350$35.2791.3$38.63
Hawaii$90,260$43.40186.9$23.22
Idaho$74,150$35.65102$34.95
Illinois$78,440$37.7194.4$39.95
Indiana$73,280$35.2390.5$38.93
Iowa$66,730$32.0889.7$35.76
Kansas$71,300$34.2887$39.40
Kentucky$66,280$31.8693$34.26
Louisiana$64,430$30.9792.2$33.59
Maine$77,090$37.06112.1$33.06
Maryland$82,570$39.70115.3$34.43
Massachusetts$96,180$46.24145.9$31.69
Michigan$71,670$34.4690.4$38.12
Minnesota$83,650$40.2295.1$42.29
Mississippi$55,740$26.8087.9$30.49
Missouri$70,330$33.8188.7$38.12
Montana$72,120$34.6794.9$36.53
Nebraska$71,510$34.3893.1$36.93
Nevada$94,630$45.50101.3$44.92
New Hampshire$82,210$39.52112.6$35.10
New Jersey$89,390$42.98114.6$37.50
New Mexico$74,890$36.0193.3$38.60
New York$92,080$44.27123.3$35.90
North Carolina$70,410$33.8597.8$34.61
North Dakota$70,490$33.8991.9$36.88
Ohio$72,100$34.6694.2$36.79
Oklahoma$69,020$33.1885.7$38.72
Oregon$95,510$45.92112$41.00
Pennsylvania$71,230$34.2595.1$36.01
Rhode Island$85,920$41.31112.2$36.82
South Carolina$66,450$31.9595.9$33.32
South Dakota$67,850$32.6292.2$35.38
Tennessee$66,100$31.7890.5$35.12
Texas$75,770$36.4392.7$39.30
Utah$79,270$38.11104.9$36.33
Vermont$82,000$39.42114.4$34.46
Virginia$80,940$38.91100.7$38.64
Washington$93,960$45.18114.2$39.56
West Virginia$69,840$33.5884.1$39.93
Wisconsin$75,850$36.4697$37.59
Wyoming$78,820$37.8995.5$39.68

Editor’s note: This list excludes wage data from Colorado due to data quality concerns.

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