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Ultrasound Techncian Salary

(Sonographer Salary)

Ultrasound salary potential is greater for those who have been certified through the ARDMS. While Ultrasound salary is dependent on several factors, we have put together data from various sources to get you familiar with the available salary data within different regions of the country and for different employer types. Keep in mind that ultrasound salary is also dependent on your level of specialization and the type of role you play. For example, your salary may be higher for an EMT Sonographer or for a Lead Sonographer position. Ultrasound salary is, statistically speaking, greater on average than X-ray Techs and many other healthcare positions.

Ultrasound Technician Salary At A Glance

Ultrasound Position Low Median High
Ultrasound Technician $40,960 67,670 77,520


Ultrasound Salary Compared to Related Healthcare Positions

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


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States Paying Highest Ultrasound Technician Salary

State Average Annual Pay
Oregon
$76,570
Washington
$75,320
Connecticut
$74,260
Massachusetts
$73,690
Alaska
$73,290


Ultrasound Salary By Type of Employer

Employer Type Average Annual Pay
Hospitals
$62,690
Physician Offices
$62,870
Outpatient Care Centers
$61,620
Physician Offices
$50,210


Radiology Salaries By State Radiologic Technologist Salary Ultrasound Technician Salary Medical Assistant Salary
 
Alabama
$67,400
$83,000
$52,000
Alaska
$53,400
$65,000
$41,300
Arizona
$54,000
$67,000
$42,000
Arkansas
$53,800
$67,300
$42,600
California
$61,000
$76,500
$47,800
Colorado
$55,400
$69,300
$43,000
Connecticut
$65,000
$81,000
$50,000
Delaware
$62,100
$74,000
$46,500
Florida
$60,400
$74,300
$46,200
Georgia
$63,200
$81,000
$50,000
Hawaii
$48,600
$62,400
$39,000
Idaho
$50,000
$64,000
$40,300
Illinois
$63,000
$81,000
$50,000
Indiana
$61,000
$78,200
49,500
Iowa
$58,700
$76,400
$47,000
Kansas
$52,100
$67,600
$42,300
Kentucky
$63,000
$81,000
$51,000
Louisiana
$49,000
$63,700
$40,300
Maine
$47,300
$61,000
$38,900
Maryland
$63,500
$81,000
$50,000
Massachusetts
$66,000
$85,300
$53,000
Michigan
$58,000
$75,000
$47,000
Minnesota
$54,500
$70,000
$43,000
Mississippi
$76,000
$98,000
$61,000
Missouri
$62,500
$80,000
$50,100
Montana
$61,000
$79,300
$49,000
Nebraska
$54,000
$69,200
$43,000
Nevada
$56,600
$72,900
$45,000
New Hampshire
$50,300
$71,100
$44,000
New Jersey
$62,000
$79,000
$49,000
New Mexico
$56,400
$72,00
$45,000
New York
$70,000
$90,000
$56,000
North Carolina
$59,000
$76,000
$48,000
North Dakota
$62,100
$80,000
$50,000
Ohio
$55,700
$71,000
$44,000
Oklahoma
$54,000
$70,000
$43,000
Oregon
$57,000
$73,800
$46,600
Pennsylvania
$57,600
$73,000
$45,400
Rhode Island
$57,000
$73,800
$46,000
South Carolina
$53,800
$68,000
$43,000
South Dakota
$55,000
$71,200
$44,500
Tennessee
$60,000
$77,000
$48,000
Texas
$57,000
$73,000
$45,300
Utah
$47,300
$61,300
$38,000
Vermont
$61,000
$78,000
$49,200
Virginia
$62,300
$80,000
$50,000
Washington
$53,000
$68,000
$42,500
West Virginia
$71,000
$92,200
$57,000
Wisconsin
$49,000
$63,000
$39,000
Wyoming
$67,000
$86,000
$54,500
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