Physician assistants across the U.S. earn an average annual salary of $130,490, with a mean hourly wage of $62.74, as per the latest data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics released on April 3.
Here are the mean annual salaries for physician assistants in 49 states plus the District of Columbia, sorted alphabetically:
Alabama:
– Hourly: $46.26
– Annual: $96,210
Alaska:
– Hourly: $71.39
– Annual: $148,480
Arizona:
– Hourly: $63.56
– Annual: $132,210
Arkansas:
– Hourly: $42.65
– Annual: $88,720
California:
– Hourly: $74.02
– Annual: $153,960
Colorado:
– Hourly: $62.51
– Annual: $130,020
Connecticut:
– Hourly: $71.78
– Annual: $149,300
Delaware:
– Hourly: $65.51
– Annual: $136,270
District of Columbia:
– Hourly: $60.62
– Annual: $126,090
Florida:
– Hourly: $58.55
– Annual: $121,780
Georgia:
– Hourly: $55.60
– Annual: $115,650
Hawaii:
– Hourly: $62.65
– Annual: $130,300
Idaho:
– Hourly: $54.75
– Annual: $113,870
Illinois:
– Hourly: $59.00
