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Reproduction specialist salary

Average reproduction specialist salary

$55,330

$26.6 hourly rate

Entry-level reproduction specialist salary
$36,000 yearly salary
Updated December 15, 2025

Understanding the Reproduction Specialist Salary

As of October 2025, the average salary for a Reproduction Specialist is $55,330 per year, or approximately $27 per hour. This salary can fluctuate based on factors such as location, experience, and the specific industry.

Salary by Experience Level

Entry-level positions typically start at lower pay, while specialists with several years of experience can earn significantly more. For example, professionals in supervisory roles may command salaries upwards of $70,000 annually.

Highest Paying States and Cities

States like California and New York often provide the highest salaries for reproduction specialists. Major urban centers such as San Francisco and New York City are particularly lucrative, offering competitive compensation packages.

Job Opportunities

Reproduction Specialists can find opportunities in various sectors including publishing, advertising, and digital media. Understanding the salary landscape can help prospective employees make informed decisions about their career paths.

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Where can a Reproduction Specialist earn more?

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Rood & Riddle Equine Hospital$67,575
Tyson Foods$37,928

Reproduction specialist salaries by experience level

Average reproduction specialist salary by state

The average reproduction specialist salary in Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Texas are the highest in the U.S. The lowest average reproduction specialist salary states are Louisiana, Idaho, and Kansas.

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Highest paying states for reproduction specialists

RankStateAvg. salaryHourly rate
1District of Columbia$81,274$39.07
2Massachusetts$78,751$37.86
3Pennsylvania$68,443$32.91
4Texas$70,432$33.86
5Delaware$64,700$31.11
6Maryland$69,318$33.33
7New York$68,412$32.89
8Nevada$66,655$32.05
9Arizona$62,930$30.25
10Rhode Island$74,039$35.60
11Michigan$65,841$31.65
12Virginia$64,720$31.12
13Vermont$59,338$28.53
14North Carolina$58,173$27.97
15Florida$56,726$27.27
16New Jersey$67,234$32.32
17New Hampshire$65,402$31.44
18Wyoming$52,896$25.43
19Connecticut$65,734$31.60
20Ohio$59,263$28.49
21Arkansas$52,619$25.30
22California$65,071$31.28
23Iowa$50,083$24.08
24Illinois$55,781$26.82
25Hawaii$54,110$26.01
26Oregon$52,690$25.33
27Colorado$56,699$27.26
28West Virginia$50,483$24.27
29Indiana$51,139$24.59
30Alaska$49,367$23.73
31Tennessee$49,929$24.00
32Wisconsin$50,103$24.09
33Georgia$49,014$23.56
34Maine$52,404$25.19
35Nebraska$47,475$22.82
36Washington$53,272$25.61
37Oklahoma$50,078$24.08
38North Dakota$48,203$23.17
39Louisiana$46,114$22.17
40Idaho$45,923$22.08
41Mississippi$50,169$24.12
42Minnesota$50,911$24.48
43Kansas$45,485$21.87
44Alabama$46,388$22.30
45South Carolina$49,067$23.59
46Missouri$49,547$23.82
47Kentucky$48,509$23.32
48Montana$46,971$22.58
49Utah$42,979$20.66
50New Mexico$43,525$20.93
51South Dakota$39,828$19.15

Highest paying cities for reproduction specialists

The highest-paying cities for reproduction specialists are Nacogdoches, TX, Lansing, MI, and Chandler, AZ.

RankCityAvg. salaryHourly rate
1Nacogdoches, TX$69,571$33.45
2Lansing, MI$64,198$30.86
3Chandler, AZ$62,867$30.22
4Seattle, WA$53,278$25.61
5Fort Wayne, IN$53,146$25.55
6Kansas City, MO$49,288$23.70
7Salt Lake City, UT$42,552$20.46

Reproduction specialist salary details

A reproduction specialist's salary ranges from $36,000 a year at the 10th percentile to $84,000 at the 90th percentile.

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Average reproduction specialist salary graph, trends, and summary

What is a reproduction specialist's salary?

PercentileAnnual salaryMonthly salaryHourly rate
90th Percentile$84,000$7,000$40
75th Percentile$69,000$5,750$33
Average$55,330$4,611$27
25th Percentile$44,000$3,667$21
10th Percentile$36,000$3,000$17

Highest paying reproduction specialist jobs

The highest paying types of reproduction specialists are staff specialist, specialist, and office administrator.

Job titleAnnual salaryMonthly salaryHourly rateJob openings
Office Clerk$30,927$2,577$14.87106,497
Internship$35,254$2,938$16.9551,064
Clerk$31,163$2,597$14.9880,311
Student Employee$24,086$2,007$11.5812,497
General Clerk$33,254$2,771$15.99141,570
Work Study Student$24,582$2,048$11.8214,836

Top companies hiring reproduction specialists now:

  1. Westinghouse Appliances Australia jobs (1)
  2. SAIC jobs (2)
  3. Xerox jobs (3)
  4. Biora Therapeutics jobs (2)
  5. Chugach Electric jobs (2)

Which companies pay reproduction specialists the most?

Reproduction specialist salaries at Rood & Riddle Equine Hospital and HealthTrust are the highest-paying according to our most recent salary estimates. In addition, the average reproduction specialist salary at companies like Northstar Cooperative, Inc and The Medicus Firm are highly competitive.

RankCompanyAverage salaryHourly rate
1Rood & Riddle Equine Hospital$67,575$32.49
2HealthTrust$55,529$26.70
3Northstar Cooperative, Inc$53,916$25.92
4The Medicus Firm$53,093$25.53
5Cobb-Vantress$51,561$24.79
6Tyson Foods$37,928$18.23

Wage gap by gender, race and education

$61,000$60,000$59,000$58,000$57,000$56,000
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Reproduction Specialist salary by industry

The average reproduction specialist salary varies across industries:

  • The average reproduction specialist salary in the health care industry is $58,082, the highest of any industry.
  • The average reproduction specialist salary in the finance industry is $50,243.
  • Reproduction specialists in the professional industry earn an average salary of $44,231, the lowest of any industry.

Highest paying industries for reproduction specialists

RankIndustryAverage salaryHourly rate
1Health Care$58,082$27.92
2Retail$50,243$24.16
3Agriculture$47,785$22.97
4Professional$44,231$21.26

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Reproduction specialist salary trends

The average reproduction specialist salary has risen by $12,748 over the last ten years. In 2014, the average reproduction specialist earned $42,582 annually, but today, they earn $55,330 a year. That works out to a 16% change in pay for reproduction specialists over the last decade.

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Average reproduction specialist salary over time

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Reproduction specialist salary by year

YearAvg. salaryHourly rate% Change
2026$55,300$26.60+3.7%
2025$53,300$25.63+3.8%
2024$51,300$24.64+3.8%
2023$49,300$23.72+2.9%
2022$47,900$23.02+3.3%

Recently added reproduction specialist salaries

CompanyJobLocationDate addedSalary
Sauge AiRights and Reproductions Specialist (IS)Ione, WA02/17/2025$68,405
SaugeRights and Reproductions Specialist (IS)Ione, WA12/16/2024$68,405
Vytelle, LLCBovine Reproduction SpecialistFranklin, TN06/06/2024$75,000
Tropical Dairy Genetics, LLCEmbryo Transfer Reproduction SpecialistSalinas, PR03/11/2024$80,000
Tropical Dairy Genetics, LLCEmbryo Transfer Reproduction SpecialistSalinas, PR03/11/2024$80,000

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