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Radiologic Technologist Salary

Radiology tech salaries are usually greater for those who have been certified through the ARRT. Radiologic technologist salary is dependent on several factors. We have put together data from various sources to help you understand the compensation you can expect at different stages of your career and within different regions of the country. Opportunities for advancement in this field are plentiful, which translates into higher earning potential. Research radiology tech salary and request information from schools to get your career started.

Radiologic Technologist Salary At A Glance

Radiology job Low Median High
Radiologic technologist $41,612 $52,336 $81,136
 

Radiologic Technologist Salary Comparisons

Position Low Median High
Radiologic technologist $41,612 $52,336 $81,136
Ultrasound technician $40,960 $67,670 $77,520
Medical Assistant $21,970 $26,290 $36,840
Phlebotomist $24,315 $26,717 $29,120

Certified Radiologic Technologist Salary vs Non-certified?

On average, certified radiologic techs earned more than non-certified individuals, according to the American Medical Association. While the AMA doesn't compare certified vs non-certified salaries, surveys, such as those conducted through salary.com indicate that job postings for certified radiologic technologists are posting higher salaries than their non-certified counterparts.

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States Paying Highest Radiologic Technologist Salary

State Average Annual Pay
Massachusetts
$67,240
Nevada
$64,560
Maryland
$63,810
New Jersey
$62,380
California
$61,780
 

Salary By Type of Employer

Employer Type Average Annual Pay
Medical Imaging Laboratories
$56,260
Hospitals
$53,790
Outpatient Care Centers
$51,290
Physician Offices
$50,210

How to Increase Your Salary

Accoring to web based salary surveys, employers are paying higher salaries to rad techs who have specialized in a radiology program or procedure, such as CT Tech, Mammography, or MRI Technician. For example, salary.com indicates that CT Techs made an average of 62,650 per year compared to 52,336 annually overall for rad tech's. This is about $10,000 higher annually.

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