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Do you wonder which states in the U.S. are the best for health insurance specialists? If so, we have the full list of best to worst states for health insurance specialist jobs for you to check out and see if you think it's time to move and start anew. Not all states fare the same when it come to job opportunity and pay.In order to help you decide which state is the best for health insurance specialists, we ranked all 50 states and the District of Columbia from best to worst for health insurance specialist jobs.
The median salary for health insurance specialists in Wisconsin is $90,794. Compare that to the median salary in New Mexico of $54,256, which ranked worst for health insurance specialists, and you can see how your location is important for your career.If you are currently seeking employment as a health insurance specialist, you can find open job positions using Zippia's search tools.

10 best states for health insurance specialists in 2025

  1. Wisconsin #1 best state for health insurance specialists

    1. Wisconsin

    Total health insurance specialist jobs:926
    Average annual salary:$90,794
    Lowest 10 percent earn:$67,000
    Highest 10 percent earn:$121,000
    Location Quotient:
    1.24
  2. Nebraska #2 best state for health insurance specialists

    2. Nebraska

    Total health insurance specialist jobs:339
    Average annual salary:$83,901
    Lowest 10 percent earn:$62,000
    Highest 10 percent earn:$111,000
    Location Quotient:
    1.13
  3. Iowa #3 best state for health insurance specialists

    3. Iowa

    Total health insurance specialist jobs:754
    Average annual salary:$69,263
    Lowest 10 percent earn:$52,000
    Highest 10 percent earn:$92,000
    Location Quotient:
    1.54
  4. Alabama #4 best state for health insurance specialists

    4. Alabama

    Total health insurance specialist jobs:791
    Average annual salary:$72,289
    Lowest 10 percent earn:$57,000
    Highest 10 percent earn:$90,000
    Location Quotient:
    1.33
  5. Oregon #5 best state for health insurance specialists

    5. Oregon

    Total health insurance specialist jobs:377
    Average annual salary:$85,690
    Lowest 10 percent earn:$59,000
    Highest 10 percent earn:$123,000
    Location Quotient:
    0.68
  6. Michigan #6 best state for health insurance specialists

    6. Michigan

    Total health insurance specialist jobs:1,558
    Average annual salary:$68,208
    Lowest 10 percent earn:$50,000
    Highest 10 percent earn:$91,000
    Location Quotient:
    1.49
  7. Arizona #7 best state for health insurance specialists

    7. Arizona

    Total health insurance specialist jobs:1,084
    Average annual salary:$69,181
    Lowest 10 percent earn:$50,000
    Highest 10 percent earn:$94,000
    Location Quotient:
    1.37
  8. South Dakota #8 best state for health insurance specialists

    8. South Dakota

    Total health insurance specialist jobs:162
    Average annual salary:$69,664
    Lowest 10 percent earn:$51,000
    Highest 10 percent earn:$93,000
    Location Quotient:
    1.12
  9. New Hampshire #9 best state for health insurance specialists

    9. New Hampshire

    Total health insurance specialist jobs:185
    Average annual salary:$74,208
    Lowest 10 percent earn:$54,000
    Highest 10 percent earn:$101,000
    Location Quotient:
    0.78
  10. Kansas #10 best state for health insurance specialists

    10. Kansas

    Total health insurance specialist jobs:501
    Average annual salary:$69,569
    Lowest 10 percent earn:$52,000
    Highest 10 percent earn:$91,000
    Location Quotient:
    1.23

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Detailed list of the best states for a health insurance specialist

RankStateAverage salaryLowest 10% earnPopulationJob count
1Wisconsin$90,794$67,0005,795,483926
2Nebraska$83,901$62,0001,920,076339
3Iowa$69,263$52,0003,145,711754
4Alabama$72,289$57,0004,874,747791
5Oregon$85,690$59,0004,142,776377
6Michigan$68,208$50,0009,962,3111,558
7Arizona$69,181$50,0007,016,2701,084
8South Dakota$69,664$51,000869,666162
9New Hampshire$74,208$54,0001,342,795185
10Kansas$69,569$52,0002,913,123501
11New York$86,416$64,00019,849,399831
12Minnesota$67,730$50,0005,576,6061,340
13North Dakota$67,673$49,000755,393163
14Rhode Island$72,482$53,0001,059,639158
15New Jersey$78,148$58,0009,005,644429
16District of Columbia$78,663$59,000693,972225
17Colorado$71,526$53,0005,607,154846
18Washington$69,283$47,0007,405,7431,316
19Massachusetts$74,269$54,0006,859,819632
20South Carolina$64,185$51,0005,024,369787
21Ohio$65,657$49,00011,658,6091,655
22Texas$67,320$51,00028,304,5962,842
23Mississippi$62,295$49,0002,984,100404
24California$71,634$50,00039,536,6534,345
25Wyoming$62,020$45,000579,315121
26Arkansas$60,408$46,0003,004,279536
27Indiana$60,735$46,0006,666,8181,311
28North Carolina$61,737$48,00010,273,4191,745
29Pennsylvania$65,751$49,00012,805,537829
30Connecticut$68,830$50,0003,588,184202
31Maine$65,054$47,0001,335,907112
32Vermont$64,390$46,000623,657112
33Delaware$63,524$47,000961,939203
34Louisiana$58,981$46,0004,684,333694
35Missouri$60,921$46,0006,113,5321,005
36Kentucky$60,378$46,0004,454,189588
37Hawaii$57,097$49,0001,427,538189
38Florida$64,431$54,00020,984,4001,468
39Alaska$63,913$44,000739,795119
40Idaho$57,078$40,0001,716,943363
41Montana$62,998$45,0001,050,493134
42Maryland$63,305$47,0006,052,177993
43Nevada$58,025$41,0002,998,039300
44Oklahoma$56,396$43,0003,930,864517
45Tennessee$57,429$44,0006,715,984562
46Virginia$59,729$46,0008,470,0201,263
47Georgia$59,944$47,00010,429,379810
48Utah$57,481$41,0003,101,833426
49Illinois$59,406$44,00012,802,023912
50West Virginia$54,028$41,0001,815,857157
51New Mexico$54,256$40,0002,088,070165

Highest paying states for health insurance specialists

RankStateAvg. Health Insurance Specialist Salary
1Wisconsin$90,794
2Nebraska$83,901
3Iowa$69,263
4Alabama$72,289
5Oregon$85,690
6Michigan$68,208
7Arizona$69,181
8South Dakota$69,664
9New Hampshire$74,208
10Kansas$69,569
11New York$86,416
12Minnesota$67,730
13North Dakota$67,673
14Rhode Island$72,482
15New Jersey$78,148
16District of Columbia$78,663
17Colorado$71,526
18Washington$69,283
19Massachusetts$74,269
20South Carolina$64,185
21Ohio$65,657
22Texas$67,320
23Mississippi$62,295
24California$71,634
25Wyoming$62,020
26Arkansas$60,408
27Indiana$60,735
28North Carolina$61,737
29Pennsylvania$65,751
30Connecticut$68,830
31Maine$65,054
32Vermont$64,390
33Delaware$63,524
34Louisiana$58,981
35Missouri$60,921
36Kentucky$60,378
37Hawaii$57,097
38Florida$64,431
39Alaska$63,913
40Idaho$57,078
41Montana$62,998
42Maryland$63,305
43Nevada$58,025
44Oklahoma$56,396
45Tennessee$57,429
46Virginia$59,729
47Georgia$59,944
48Utah$57,481
49Illinois$59,406
50West Virginia$54,028
51New Mexico$54,256

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