Compared to other workplaces, radiologists working in outpatient care centers earn the highest annual and hourly mean wage, without adjusting for cost of living.
The national annual mean wage for radiologists is $359,820 and the national hourly mean wage is $172.99.
Here are the mean annual and hourly wages for radiologists across eight workplace settings, without adjusting for cost of living:
| Workplace setting | Annual mean wage | Hourly mean wage |
| Outpatient care centers | $454,260 | $218.40 |
| Offices of physicians | $409,340 | $196.80 |
| Specialty hospitals | $377,910 | $181.69 |
| Medical and diagnostic laboratories | $369,700 | $177.74 |
| Scientific research and development services | $257,170 | $123.64 |
| Employment services | $251,790 | $121.05 |
| Colleges, universities and professional schools | $212,120 | $101.98 |
| Other professional, scientific and technical services | $193,580 | $93.07 |
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