Occupation overview

Medical and Health Services Managers Salary in the United States

The median annual wage for medical and health services managers is $123,860, or $59.55 per hour. About 597,080 people work in this occupation nationwide. Wages vary substantially by state — from $164,120 in New York to $94,340 in Arkansas.

Median annual
$123,860
Median hourly
$59.55
Entry level (P10)
$73,390
Top 10% (P90)
$224,340
Employment
597,080
States covered
51

Wage distribution nationwide

Earnings spread across all U.S. workers in this occupation.

10th percentile90th percentile
$73,390
$94,700
$123,860
$166,100
$73,390$123,860$224,340
Annual wage distribution. Highlighted segment contains the median of $123,860.

Salary by state

All 51 states with published data, ranked by median annual wage.

#StateMedian annual Median hourlyEmployment Location quotient
1New York$164,120$78.9033,2000.89
2District of Columbia$155,140$74.592,0100.75
3Hawaii$147,630$70.982,6501.10
4New Jersey$145,650$70.0216,9001.03
5Washington$145,290$69.857,4900.55
6Oregon$141,690$68.125,5500.73
7California$141,480$68.0275,0901.07
8Colorado$134,910$64.868,4000.76
9Delaware$134,820$64.821,5600.84
10Massachusetts$134,360$64.5917,6001.26
11Alaska$132,240$63.581,6401.31
12Georgia$131,910$63.4211,1300.59
13Maryland$131,810$63.3717,0301.60
14Connecticut$130,790$62.888,0201.23
15New Hampshire$130,410$62.702,4600.94
16Virginia$129,270$62.1510,2100.65
17Arizona$128,850$61.9511,8400.95
18Vermont$128,690$61.878600.74
19Wisconsin$128,320$61.697,2300.64
20New Mexico$124,300$59.763,1500.94
21Minnesota$122,700$58.9911,3501.00
22South Dakota$122,050$58.681,1400.65
23Florida$120,360$57.8642,7001.12
24Maine$120,320$57.852,4501.00
25Nevada$119,990$57.695,3600.90
26Rhode Island$119,260$57.343,3701.75
27Illinois$117,850$56.6622,4600.96
28Idaho$117,770$56.623,9201.19
29Utah$114,980$55.284,8600.73
30North Carolina$114,410$55.0114,8200.78
31Texas$114,150$54.8858,4201.08
32West Virginia$112,010$53.852,0800.77
33Kansas$111,030$53.385,1200.93
34Wyoming$108,030$51.941,1801.09
35Nebraska$107,700$51.783,7700.96
36Michigan$107,570$51.7216,0600.95
37Tennessee$107,120$51.5014,1601.12
38Ohio$106,140$51.0324,3901.14
39Montana$105,840$50.891,8700.95
40South Carolina$105,620$50.789,3501.06
41North Dakota$105,170$50.561,2200.74
42Louisiana$104,550$50.267,4701.01
43Missouri$104,370$50.1810,8000.96
44Indiana$104,140$50.0712,3401.00
45Pennsylvania$103,670$49.8430,4801.31
46Kentucky$103,450$49.748,6001.12
47Iowa$101,940$49.016,2001.04
48Oklahoma$101,270$48.696,0300.92
49Mississippi$98,160$47.194,2800.96
50Alabama$97,790$47.0210,3601.28
51Arkansas$94,340$45.356,4401.29

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Frequently asked questions

How much do medical and health services managers make?

The median annual wage for medical and health services managers in the United States is $123,860, or $59.55 per hour. Entry-level workers (10th percentile) earn $73,390, and the top 10% earn $224,340.

How many medical and health services managers are employed in the U.S.?

About 597,080 people work as medical and health services managers nationwide.

Which state pays medical and health services managers the most?

New York pays the most at a median of $164,120, followed by District of Columbia ($155,140) and Hawaii ($147,630).

Which state pays medical and health services managers the least?

Arkansas has the lowest median at $94,340.

Where are medical and health services managers jobs most concentrated?

The location quotient measures employment concentration relative to the national average. The highest is Rhode Island at 1.75×.

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, OEWS May 2025. Retrieved 2026-10-26. bls.gov/oes