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Health Specialties Teachers Salary by State

The national median pay for health specialties teachers is $107,310 a year. By state, it ranges from $60,300 in West Virginia to $168,060 in Utah.

Updated October 2026 · Data: BLS OEWS May 2025 · How we match careers

U.S. pay range

Lowest 10%
$59,270
25th percentile
$75,690
Median
$107,310
75th percentile
$210,370
Top 10%
$322,020

Annual pay, all U.S. workers in this job. About 221,270 jobs.

Median pay in 49 states and DC

Health Specialties Teachers pay by state, highest median first
#StateMedianvs. U.S.Lowest 10%Top 10%Jobs
1Utah$168,060+57%$53,400$331,9303,520
2District of Columbia$167,520+56%$66,810$304,5101,460
3California$165,110+54%$65,510$381,56017,350
4Washington$137,520+28%$79,520$306,0404,510
5Mississippi$137,220+28%$51,030$315,4801,890
6Colorado$136,930+28%$69,890$360,2407,800
7New Mexico$134,600+25%$42,680$355,5601,430
8Massachusetts$134,520+25%$65,910$333,29010,250
9New York$131,220+22%$63,810$349,36021,410
10Missouri$130,490+22%$61,550$282,6505,700
11Iowa$128,490+20%$62,810$358,5503,230
12Louisiana$125,130+17%$63,470$282,7402,250
13Arkansas$124,890+16%$51,480$394,8802,080
14Michigan$108,970+2%$52,020$227,9203,430
15Maryland$108,160+1%$64,970$306,9607,460
16Texas$108,150+1%$61,390$350,50018,960
17Pennsylvania$107,920+1%$49,300$244,88014,890
18Vermont$107,5000%$65,770$323,7001,170
19Georgia$106,9600%$62,780$367,2704,860
20Virginia$106,8800%$62,560$312,3505,040
21Delaware$105,780−1%$64,840$200,430260
22Rhode Island$103,780−3%$61,370$213,590480
23Minnesota$103,510−4%$51,970$210,6803,050
24North Carolina$103,220−4%$60,110$329,8009,240
25Oregon$103,180−4%$41,380$211,9402,170
26Maine$103,090−4%$57,440$280,750730
27Idaho$101,910−5%$48,460$266,600Not published
28Montana$101,220−6%$49,310$297,190370
29North Dakota$100,760−6%$63,530$177,620510
30Arizona$99,000−8%$61,180$228,2803,620
31Tennessee$98,870−8%$48,030$168,5704,400
32Indiana$98,170−9%$61,710$224,7404,880
33New Jersey$96,630−10%$32,220$271,0302,960
34Wyoming$93,480−13%$47,920$124,120230
35Illinois$92,860−13%$49,410$214,0907,740
36Alabama$92,310−14%$58,540$202,1903,360
37Florida$88,710−17%$60,300$305,2308,500
38Kansas$86,700−19%$43,780$218,0801,060
39New Hampshire$85,250−21%$64,600$305,290430
40Kentucky$83,680−22%$50,590$227,3601,380
41South Carolina$82,480−23%$59,460$137,9301,030
42Wisconsin$81,500−24%$63,130$177,0004,410
43Hawaii$81,480−24%$39,490$215,140290
44Nebraska$80,960−25%$45,210$230,1902,760
45South Dakota$78,720−27%$59,270$134,040270
46Nevada$77,160−28%$49,320$212,9301,230
47Oklahoma$76,450−29%$38,300$221,890950
48Ohio$74,720−30%$44,730$208,4105,670
49Alaska$73,890−31%$59,600$108,600Not published
50West Virginia$60,300−44%$25,850$133,9502,400

BLS OEWS May 2025 state estimates. States without published data are not listed. “Not published”: BLS withheld the value or it is above the highest amount BLS publishes. Pay is not adjusted for living costs.

Health Specialties Teachers salary questions

Which state pays health specialties teachers the most?

Utah, with a median of $168,060 a year (+57% vs. the national median of $107,310). BLS May 2025.

Which state pays health specialties teachers the least?

West Virginia, with a median of $60,300 a year (−44% vs. national).

Where do most health specialties teachers work?

New York has the most jobs, about 21,410, with a median of $131,220.

Does a higher salary mean more money left over?

Not always. These are pay figures only. Living costs, taxes and housing differ a lot between states, and this page does not adjust for them.

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Sources. Pay and employment: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025 (national and state files). Data Sources & Licenses