The average salary for a pediatrician in Texas is around $161,770 per year.
Avg Salary
Pediatricians earn an average yearly salary of $161,770.
Wages typically start from $64,690.
179% above national average Updated in 2018
Pediatrician earnings by seniority
Approximate values based on highest and lowest earning segments.
Pediatrician salary by state
State Name | Average Salary |
---|---|
Louisiana | $99,600 |
Puerto Rico | $76,580 |
Alaska | $268,010 |
Wisconsin | $266,160 |
Mississippi | $258,910 |
Nevada | $258,750 |
Montana | $248,370 |
Utah | $240,060 |
Iowa | $237,030 |
Alabama | $220,910 |
New Hampshire | $200,310 |
Minnesota | $199,610 |
Missouri | $197,760 |
Wyoming | $194,830 |
Delaware | $191,720 |
South Dakota | $190,710 |
Arkansas | $190,010 |
New Mexico | $187,290 |
Oregon | $186,610 |
Connecticut | $185,810 |
Virginia | $184,900 |
Washington | $183,720 |
Rhode Island | $182,200 |
Tennessee | $181,740 |
Indiana | $181,390 |
Massachusetts | $180,300 |
California | $178,480 |
Maine | $174,860 |
New York | $172,590 |
New Jersey | $171,400 |
Nebraska | $169,440 |
Colorado | $167,750 |
Maryland | $167,290 |
Georgia | $162,140 |
Texas | $161,770 |
Oklahoma | $161,050 |
Kentucky | $159,540 |
Hawaii | $158,660 |
Vermont | $155,650 |
North Carolina | $153,830 |
Pennsylvania | $153,720 |
Ohio | $152,400 |
Idaho | $150,390 |
Florida | $146,990 |
Kansas | $143,380 |
South Carolina | $139,810 |
Illinois | $139,220 |
Michigan | $138,830 |
Arizona | $117,260 |
District of Columbia | $113,540 |
How do pediatrician salaries compare to similar careers?
Pediatricians earn about the same as related careers in Texas. On average, they make less than neurologists but more than chiropractors.
Career | Median Salary |
---|---|
Neurologist salary | $196K |
Dermatologist salary | $196K |
Hospitalist salary | $196K |
Urologist salary | $196K |
Orthodontist salary | $183K |
Pediatrician salary | $162K |
Dentist salary | $157K |
Oral and maxillofacial surgeon salary | $176K |
Internist salary | $106K |
Chiropractor salary | $84K |
Source: CareerExplorer (Aggregated)