Best states for an allergy physician

Q: What is the best state for allergy physicians?

The best state to be an allergy physician is North Dakota based on allergy physician salaries and job opportunities.

Q: What is the highest paying state for allergy physicians?

The highest paying state for allergy physicians is Hawaii based on Zippia’s salary database.

Q: What is the worst state for allergy physicians?

The worst state for allergy physicians is Rhode Island, due to a combination of low salaries and few job opportunities.

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Allergy physician opportunities vary in different parts of the country. In order to help you determine the best states for allergy physicians, we ranked all fifty states from best to worst for allergy physicians.As allergy physicians are popular in the U.S., we wanted to bring you a list of the best states for allergy physicians. In case you are trying to decide where to start your career as an allergy physician, or if you are considering moving to a different city or state, we got you covered.

North Dakota is the best state for jobs for allergy physicians, and Rhode Island is the worst. The most common pay in North Dakota is $202,238, while the median pay in Rhode Island is $166,346.We found that North Dakota is the best state for allergy physician jobs, whereas Rhode Island is the worst.

10 best states for allergy physicians in 2026

1. North Dakota
Total allergy physician jobs: 108
Average annual salary: $202,238
Lowest 10 percent earn: $144,000
Highest 10 percent earn: $283,000
Location Quotient:
1.85
Allergy physician jobs in North Dakota
2. Wisconsin
Total allergy physician jobs: 665
Average annual salary: $196,949
Lowest 10 percent earn: $138,000
Highest 10 percent earn: $280,000
Location Quotient:
1.92
Allergy physician jobs in Wisconsin
3. Wyoming
Total allergy physician jobs: 30
Average annual salary: $201,378
Lowest 10 percent earn: $143,000
Highest 10 percent earn: $282,000
Location Quotient:
0.8
Allergy physician jobs in Wyoming
4. Montana
Total allergy physician jobs: 117
Average annual salary: $196,380
Lowest 10 percent earn: $138,000
Highest 10 percent earn: $279,000
Location Quotient:
1.62
Allergy physician jobs in Montana
5. Indiana
Total allergy physician jobs: 478
Average annual salary: $194,302
Lowest 10 percent earn: $135,000
Highest 10 percent earn: $278,000
Location Quotient:
1.16
Allergy physician jobs in Indiana
6. Minnesota
Total allergy physician jobs: 548
Average annual salary: $198,446
Lowest 10 percent earn: $140,000
Highest 10 percent earn: $280,000
Location Quotient:
1.32
Allergy physician jobs in Minnesota
7. South Carolina
Total allergy physician jobs: 336
Average annual salary: $195,463
Lowest 10 percent earn: $136,000
Highest 10 percent earn: $279,000
Location Quotient:
1.2
Allergy physician jobs in South Carolina
8. Alaska
Total allergy physician jobs: 86
Average annual salary: $195,445
Lowest 10 percent earn: $135,000
Highest 10 percent earn: $282,000
Location Quotient:
1.64
Allergy physician jobs in Alaska
9. Nevada
Total allergy physician jobs: 201
Average annual salary: $194,519
Lowest 10 percent earn: $136,000
Highest 10 percent earn: $276,000
Location Quotient:
1.53
Allergy physician jobs in Nevada
10. Oregon
Total allergy physician jobs: 299
Average annual salary: $199,583
Lowest 10 percent earn: $141,000
Highest 10 percent earn: $280,000
Location Quotient:
1.15
Allergy physician jobs in Oregon

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Detailed list of the best states for an allergy physician

Rank	State	Average salary	Lowest 10% earn	Population	Job count
1	North Dakota	$202,238	$144,000	755,393	108
2	Wisconsin	$196,949	$138,000	5,795,483	665
3	Wyoming	$201,378	$143,000	579,315	30
4	Montana	$196,380	$138,000	1,050,493	117
5	Indiana	$194,302	$135,000	6,666,818	478
6	Minnesota	$198,446	$140,000	5,576,606	548
7	South Carolina	$195,463	$136,000	5,024,369	336
8	Alaska	$195,445	$135,000	739,795	86
9	Nevada	$194,519	$136,000	2,998,039	201
10	Oregon	$199,583	$141,000	4,142,776	299
11	Washington	$200,260	$142,000	7,405,743	475
12	Kentucky	$192,685	$133,000	4,454,189	198
13	Iowa	$194,134	$135,000	3,145,711	185
14	Michigan	$190,769	$131,000	9,962,311	471
15	Oklahoma	$190,468	$131,000	3,930,864	196
16	Alabama	$191,911	$133,000	4,874,747	203
17	Nebraska	$193,187	$134,000	1,920,076	100
18	Maine	$187,686	$128,000	1,335,907	139
19	Idaho	$195,813	$137,000	1,716,943	63
20	Tennessee	$188,671	$129,000	6,715,984	275
21	Louisiana	$188,505	$129,000	4,684,333	202
22	Arkansas	$190,550	$131,000	3,004,279	79
23	Colorado	$196,894	$138,000	5,607,154	241
24	New York	$188,317	$129,000	19,849,399	1,295
25	Mississippi	$189,463	$130,000	2,984,100	83
26	Texas	$188,198	$129,000	28,304,596	1,033
27	Connecticut	$187,774	$129,000	3,588,184	278
28	Vermont	$186,312	$127,000	623,657	71
29	South Dakota	$177,929	$118,000	869,666	155
30	North Carolina	$185,143	$125,000	10,273,419	607
31	New Hampshire	$183,577	$124,000	1,342,795	190
32	Arizona	$184,495	$126,000	7,016,270	549
33	Ohio	$185,313	$126,000	11,658,609	374
34	Illinois	$186,811	$127,000	12,802,023	699
35	New Mexico	$178,134	$120,000	2,088,070	249
36	West Virginia	$178,247	$119,000	1,815,857	90
37	Pennsylvania	$178,398	$119,000	12,805,537	1,006
38	Kansas	$182,818	$123,000	2,913,123	125
39	California	$186,892	$129,000	39,536,653	1,515
40	Utah	$185,526	$127,000	3,101,833	103
41	Florida	$179,750	$119,000	20,984,400	898
42	Georgia	$180,712	$121,000	10,429,379	557
43	Maryland	$182,258	$123,000	6,052,177	377
44	Hawaii	$122,245	$68,000	1,427,538	110
45	Delaware	$183,921	$125,000	961,939	42
46	Virginia	$178,366	$119,000	8,470,020	458
47	New Jersey	$174,773	$116,000	9,005,644	486
48	Massachusetts	$176,373	$117,000	6,859,819	492
49	Missouri	$174,914	$115,000	6,113,532	275
50	District of Columbia	$181,512	$122,000	693,972	41
51	Rhode Island	$166,346	$108,000	1,059,639	58

Highest paying states for allergy physicians

Rank	State	Avg. Allergy Physician Salary
1	North Dakota	$202,238
2	Wisconsin	$196,949
3	Wyoming	$201,378
4	Montana	$196,380
5	Indiana	$194,302
6	Minnesota	$198,446
7	South Carolina	$195,463
8	Alaska	$195,445
9	Nevada	$194,519
10	Oregon	$199,583
11	Washington	$200,260
12	Kentucky	$192,685
13	Iowa	$194,134
14	Michigan	$190,769
15	Oklahoma	$190,468
16	Alabama	$191,911
17	Nebraska	$193,187
18	Maine	$187,686
19	Idaho	$195,813
20	Tennessee	$188,671
21	Louisiana	$188,505
22	Arkansas	$190,550
23	Colorado	$196,894
24	New York	$188,317
25	Mississippi	$189,463
26	Texas	$188,198
27	Connecticut	$187,774
28	Vermont	$186,312
29	South Dakota	$177,929
30	North Carolina	$185,143
31	New Hampshire	$183,577
32	Arizona	$184,495
33	Ohio	$185,313
34	Illinois	$186,811
35	New Mexico	$178,134
36	West Virginia	$178,247
37	Pennsylvania	$178,398
38	Kansas	$182,818
39	California	$186,892
40	Utah	$185,526
41	Florida	$179,750
42	Georgia	$180,712
43	Maryland	$182,258
44	Hawaii	$122,245
45	Delaware	$183,921
46	Virginia	$178,366
47	New Jersey	$174,773
48	Massachusetts	$176,373
49	Missouri	$174,914
50	District of Columbia	$181,512
51	Rhode Island	$166,346

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Total allergy physician jobs:	108
Average annual salary:	$202,238
Lowest 10 percent earn:	$144,000
Highest 10 percent earn:	$283,000
Location Quotient:	1.85

Best states for an allergy physician

10 best states for allergy physicians in 2026

1. North Dakota

2. Wisconsin

3. Wyoming

4. Montana

5. Indiana

6. Minnesota

7. South Carolina

8. Alaska

9. Nevada

10. Oregon