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Audiologist salary

Average audiologist salary

$55,657

$26.76 hourly rate

Entry-level audiologist salary
$25,000 yearly salary
Updated December 15, 2025

Average Audiologist Salary

The average salary for an audiologist in the United States is approximately $55,657 annually, translating to about $27 per hour. Salaries vary significantly based on factors such as location, experience, and specialization. For instance, audiologists in states like California and Massachusetts often report higher earnings due to demand and cost of living.

Salary by Experience

Entry-level positions may offer lower salaries, while experienced audiologists can earn upwards of $75,000 annually. Specializations, such as pediatric audiology or research, can also affect earnings. By continually developing skills and seeking advanced certifications, audiologists can enhance their marketability and income potential.

Where Can Audiologists Earn More?

Highest paying states for audiologists include California, New York, and Texas. Urban areas typically offer more job opportunities and competitive salaries compared to rural locations. Additionally, audiologists working in hospitals or specialized clinics often earn more than those in private practice.

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Where can an Audiologist earn more?

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Columbus, OH$78,949
Pocatello, ID$43,996
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Gundersen Lutheran Medical Foundation Inc.$219,441
St. Joseph Healthcare$145,383

Audiologist salary estimates from across the web

Based on the latest salary information compiled by Zippia, Salary.com, Indeed, Glassdoor, Ziprecruiter, Payscale and CareerExplorer, the average salary for an audiologist typically falls between $55,657 and $135,576.
zippia
$55,657yearly
glassdoor[1]
$135,576yearly
indeed[2]
$83,282yearly
Salary.com[3]
$92,726yearly
ZipRecruiter[4]
$87,240yearly
payscale[5]
$73,771yearly
CareerExplorer[6]
$78,950yearly

Average audiologist salary by state

The average audiologist salary in Alaska, Maryland, and California are the highest in the U.S. The lowest average audiologist salary states are Wisconsin, Tennessee, and Indiana.

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Highest paying states for audiologists

RankStateAvg. salaryHourly rate
1West Virginia$67,832$32.61
2Maryland$76,588$36.82
3Connecticut$66,548$31.99
4California$75,825$36.45
5Delaware$65,271$31.38
6New Hampshire$62,316$29.96
7Massachusetts$64,240$30.88
8Rhode Island$65,591$31.53
9Alaska$85,508$41.11
10Vermont$58,775$28.26
11Ohio$68,204$32.79
12Maine$67,697$32.55
13Louisiana$58,692$28.22
14South Carolina$56,408$27.12
15Kentucky$58,013$27.89
16Michigan$56,325$27.08
17Virginia$57,085$27.44
18New York$59,948$28.82
19Hawaii$58,811$28.27
20Texas$55,195$26.54
21Minnesota$61,128$29.39
22North Dakota$51,317$24.67
23Arizona$54,413$26.16
24Nevada$55,772$26.81
25Pennsylvania$55,605$26.73
26North Carolina$50,801$24.42
27Illinois$51,369$24.70
28District of Columbia$63,234$30.40
29New Jersey$57,625$27.70
30Mississippi$51,922$24.96
31South Dakota$49,422$23.76
32Florida$47,143$22.66
33Georgia$51,779$24.89
34New Mexico$46,385$22.30
35Missouri$49,359$23.73
36Iowa$44,904$21.59
37Washington$48,242$23.19
38Wyoming$47,020$22.61
39Oregon$48,287$23.21
40Nebraska$46,658$22.43
41Oklahoma$48,877$23.50
42Kansas$41,286$19.85
43Montana$46,107$22.17
44Colorado$46,295$22.26
45Idaho$45,584$21.92
46Wisconsin$43,032$20.69
47Utah$45,842$22.04
48Indiana$41,446$19.93
49Tennessee$42,380$20.38
50Arkansas$38,730$18.62
51Alabama$37,238$17.90

Highest paying cities for audiologists

The highest-paying cities for audiologists are Redwood City, CA, Columbus, OH, and Hartford, CT.

RankCityAvg. salaryHourly rate
1Redwood City, CA$78,949$37.96
2Columbus, OH$66,594$32.02
3Hartford, CT$66,023$31.74
4Boston, MA$63,925$30.73
5Eden Prairie, MN$60,480$29.08
6New York, NY$59,839$28.77
7Jersey City, NJ$57,387$27.59
8San Antonio, TX$57,370$27.58
9Detroit, MI$56,681$27.25
10Phoenix, AZ$54,133$26.03
11Jacksonville, NC$52,290$25.14
12Glenview, IL$52,119$25.06
13Atlanta, GA$51,404$24.71
14Alamogordo, NM$49,056$23.58
15Seattle, WA$48,270$23.21
16Kansas City, MO$47,723$22.94
17Miami, FL$47,264$22.72
18Portland, OR$47,264$22.72
19Denver, CO$46,050$22.14
20Pocatello, ID$43,996$21.15

Audiologist salary details

An audiologist's salary ranges from $25,000 a year at the 10th percentile to $121,000 at the 90th percentile.

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Average audiologist salary graph, trends, and summary

What is an audiologist's salary?

PercentileAnnual salaryMonthly salaryHourly rate
90th Percentile$121,000$10,083$58
75th Percentile$83,000$6,917$40
Average$55,657$4,638$27
25th Percentile$36,000$3,000$17
10th Percentile$25,000$2,083$12

Highest paying audiologist jobs

The highest paying types of audiologists are audiology doctor, pediatric audiologist, and hearing therapist.

Job titleAnnual salaryMonthly salaryHourly rateJob openings
Clinical Audiologist$65,143$5,429$31.3253,776

Which companies pay audiologists the most?

Audiologist salaries at Gundersen Lutheran Medical Foundation Inc. and Scripps Health are the highest-paying according to our most recent salary estimates. In addition, the average audiologist salary at companies like Erlanger Health System and OSF HealthCare are highly competitive.

RankCompanyAverage salaryHourly rate
1Gundersen Lutheran Medical Foundation Inc.$219,441$105.50
2Scripps Health$215,527$103.62
3Erlanger Health System$215,032$103.38
4OSF HealthCare$211,826$101.84
5Essentia Health$209,505$100.72
6UCSF Benioff Children's Hospital$201,443$96.85
7Sanford Health$183,441$88.19
8St. Joseph's Health$180,126$86.60
9Atrium Health Floyd$166,045$79.83
10Doctors Medical Ctr$164,614$79.14
11Children's Hospital of Michigan$163,736$78.72
12SSM Health$162,822$78.28
13SEARHC$162,038$77.90
14University Health$158,664$76.28
15Novant Health$157,081$75.52
16University Hospitals$155,213$74.62
17Kaiser Permanente$153,359$73.73
18CHRISTUS Health$151,500$72.84
19Beaumont Health$146,784$70.57
20St. Joseph Healthcare$145,383$69.90

Wage gap by gender, race and education

$59,000$57,800$56,600$55,400$54,200$53,000
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Audiologist salary trends

The average audiologist salary has risen by $8,682 over the last ten years. In 2014, the average audiologist earned $46,975 annually, but today, they earn $55,657 a year. That works out to a 7% change in pay for audiologists over the last decade.

Compare audiologist salaries for cities or states with the national average over time.

Average audiologist salary over time

Compare audiologist salaries for individual cities or states with the national average.

Audiologist salary by year

YearAvg. salaryHourly rate% Change
2026$55,700$26.76+4.2%
2025$53,300$25.63+2.2%
2024$52,100$25.070.0%
2023$52,100$25.07-0.1%
2022$52,200$25.09+1.4%

Recently added audiologist salaries

CompanyJobLocationDate addedSalary
SutterhealthAudiologist II-Audiology and Otolaryngology-Head and Neck SurgerySan Francisco, CA06/30/2025$125,450
Doc's DrugsAudiologistFort Stewart, GA06/30/2025$130,438
Doc's DrugsAudiologistCeiba, PR06/30/2025$130,438
Doc's DrugsAudiologistLittle Rock, AR06/30/2025$130,438
SearhcAudiologistSitka, AK06/29/2025$81,247
Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of ChicagoAudiologist ISkokie, IL06/28/2025$76,960
Essentia HealthAudiologistDuluth, MN06/28/2025$97,843
Northwestern MedicineAudiologist DaysWinfield, IL06/28/2025$84,983
QTC Medical Group CaliforniaAudiologist STFSacramento, CA06/28/2025$90,000
Department of Veterans AffairsAudiologistRoseburg, OR06/28/2025$73,939

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