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Best states for an eligibility worker

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Are you wondering which place in the United States is the best state for eligibility workers? Knowing how challenging it is to figure out where to start your career or where to move to advance your career, we decided to bring you a list of best states for eligibility worker jobs.Turns out, the median salary for the highest 10% of eligibility workers in America is $48,000.
The median salary for eligibility workers in South Dakota is $40,380. Compare that to the median salary in Arizona of $31,599, which ranked worst for eligibility workers, and you can see how your location is important for your career.If you are currently seeking employment as an eligibility worker, you can find open job positions using Zippia's search tools.

10 best states for eligibility workers in 2025

  1. South Dakota #1 best state for eligibility workers

    1. South Dakota

    Total eligibility worker jobs:136
    Average annual salary:$40,380
    Lowest 10 percent earn:$33,000
    Highest 10 percent earn:$48,000
    Location Quotient:
    1.86
  2. Washington #2 best state for eligibility workers

    2. Washington

    Total eligibility worker jobs:917
    Average annual salary:$43,368
    Lowest 10 percent earn:$36,000
    Highest 10 percent earn:$51,000
    Location Quotient:
    1.83
  3. Iowa #3 best state for eligibility workers

    3. Iowa

    Total eligibility worker jobs:5
    Average annual salary:$46,942
    Lowest 10 percent earn:$38,000
    Highest 10 percent earn:$57,000
    Location Quotient:
    0.02
  4. Connecticut #4 best state for eligibility workers

    4. Connecticut

    Total eligibility worker jobs:405
    Average annual salary:$42,073
    Lowest 10 percent earn:$33,000
    Highest 10 percent earn:$53,000
    Location Quotient:
    1.78
  5. West Virginia #5 best state for eligibility workers

    5. West Virginia

    Total eligibility worker jobs:221
    Average annual salary:$39,351
    Lowest 10 percent earn:$30,000
    Highest 10 percent earn:$50,000
    Location Quotient:
    2.12
  6. New York #6 best state for eligibility workers

    6. New York

    Total eligibility worker jobs:1,404
    Average annual salary:$44,423
    Lowest 10 percent earn:$34,000
    Highest 10 percent earn:$56,000
    Location Quotient:
    1.6
  7. Kansas #7 best state for eligibility workers

    7. Kansas

    Total eligibility worker jobs:3
    Average annual salary:$45,776
    Lowest 10 percent earn:$36,000
    Highest 10 percent earn:$57,000
    Location Quotient:
    0.01
  8. Illinois #8 best state for eligibility workers

    8. Illinois

    Total eligibility worker jobs:8
    Average annual salary:$47,168
    Lowest 10 percent earn:$38,000
    Highest 10 percent earn:$58,000
    Location Quotient:
    0.01
  9. New Jersey #9 best state for eligibility workers

    9. New Jersey

    Total eligibility worker jobs:6
    Average annual salary:$49,002
    Lowest 10 percent earn:$38,000
    Highest 10 percent earn:$63,000
    Location Quotient:
    0.01
  10. Wyoming #10 best state for eligibility workers

    10. Wyoming

    Total eligibility worker jobs:66
    Average annual salary:$39,981
    Lowest 10 percent earn:$33,000
    Highest 10 percent earn:$48,000
    Location Quotient:
    1.61

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Detailed list of the best states for an eligibility worker

RankStateAverage salaryLowest 10% earnPopulationJob count
1South Dakota$40,380$33,000869,666136
2Washington$43,368$36,0007,405,743917
3Iowa$46,942$38,0003,145,7115
4Connecticut$42,073$33,0003,588,184405
5West Virginia$39,351$30,0001,815,857221
6New York$44,423$34,00019,849,3991,404
7Kansas$45,776$36,0002,913,1233
8Illinois$47,168$38,00012,802,0238
9New Jersey$49,002$38,0009,005,6446
10Wyoming$39,981$33,000579,31566
11Rhode Island$42,055$33,0001,059,63913
12Minnesota$43,736$36,0005,576,6066
13Louisiana$38,577$29,0004,684,333447
14Vermont$41,427$34,000623,6574
15Delaware$41,291$31,000961,939106
16California$41,641$31,00039,536,6533,485
17Nevada$41,353$32,0002,998,0393
18Massachusetts$41,858$33,0006,859,81964
19Montana$40,726$34,0001,050,4932
20Hawaii$44,667$36,0001,427,5382
21Colorado$39,470$32,0005,607,154637
22New Hampshire$41,622$33,0001,342,7951
23Idaho$37,724$31,0001,716,943176
24Pennsylvania$37,752$29,00012,805,53750
25Oregon$37,618$30,0004,142,776490
26North Dakota$37,840$31,000755,3932
27Maine$38,251$31,0001,335,9072
28District of Columbia$40,428$31,000693,97296
29Alabama$34,413$26,0004,874,747485
30Michigan$36,291$29,0009,962,31121
31Maryland$40,626$31,0006,052,1774
32Indiana$37,053$29,0006,666,8184
33Virginia$36,706$28,0008,470,020939
34Nebraska$32,524$26,0001,920,076283
35Tennessee$32,753$25,0006,715,984692
36Arkansas$34,090$26,0003,004,2798
37New Mexico$33,579$26,0002,088,070203
38Utah$32,562$26,0003,101,833381
39Oklahoma$33,132$26,0003,930,864286
40Wisconsin$34,817$28,0005,795,48313
41Ohio$35,507$28,00011,658,6096
42Georgia$32,139$24,00010,429,3791,211
43Florida$30,817$23,00020,984,4002,020
44Alaska$35,551$32,000739,7951
45Kentucky$34,355$27,0004,454,1893
46Texas$32,459$24,00028,304,5962,062
47Missouri$31,915$25,0006,113,532679
48South Carolina$31,537$24,0005,024,369493
49North Carolina$30,898$23,00010,273,419995
50Mississippi$30,978$24,0002,984,1005
51Arizona$31,599$24,0007,016,2706

Highest paying states for eligibility workers

RankStateAvg. Eligibility Worker Salary
1South Dakota$40,380
2Washington$43,368
3Iowa$46,942
4Connecticut$42,073
5West Virginia$39,351
6New York$44,423
7Kansas$45,776
8Illinois$47,168
9New Jersey$49,002
10Wyoming$39,981
11Rhode Island$42,055
12Minnesota$43,736
13Louisiana$38,577
14Vermont$41,427
15Delaware$41,291
16California$41,641
17Nevada$41,353
18Massachusetts$41,858
19Montana$40,726
20Hawaii$44,667
21Colorado$39,470
22New Hampshire$41,622
23Idaho$37,724
24Pennsylvania$37,752
25Oregon$37,618
26North Dakota$37,840
27Maine$38,251
28District of Columbia$40,428
29Alabama$34,413
30Michigan$36,291
31Maryland$40,626
32Indiana$37,053
33Virginia$36,706
34Nebraska$32,524
35Tennessee$32,753
36Arkansas$34,090
37New Mexico$33,579
38Utah$32,562
39Oklahoma$33,132
40Wisconsin$34,817
41Ohio$35,507
42Georgia$32,139
43Florida$30,817
44Alaska$35,551
45Kentucky$34,355
46Texas$32,459
47Missouri$31,915
48South Carolina$31,537
49North Carolina$30,898
50Mississippi$30,978
51Arizona$31,599

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