Orthopedic surgeon pay by state | 2023

Orthopedic surgeons earn $371,400 annually on average, according to data published April 25 from the Bureau of Labor Statistics’ occupational employment statistics survey.

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By: Claire Wallace

Orthopedic surgeons in Hawaii had the highest average annual wage, followed by New Hampshire and Vermont. The data was gathered in May.

Here is the average annual wage for orthopedic surgeons by state: 

Note: There was no data for the 28 states not listed.

  1. Hawaii: $554,520
  2. New Hampshire: $425,620
  3. Vermont: $413,870
  4. Michigan: $412,260
  5. Arizona: $405,170
  6. Nebraska: $382,280
  7. Kansas: $371,500
  8. Arkansas: $365,580
  9. Ohio: $364,070
  10. New Jersey: $344,870
  11. Florida: $320,430
  12. Alabama: $317,950
  13. Colorado: $316,300
  14. Iowa: $311,720
  15. Massachusetts: $299,070
  16. Tennessee: $297,690
  17. Virginia: $296,120
  18. Washington: $284,010
  19. Maine: $278,240
  20. Illinois: $266,800
  21. Indiana: $254,430
  22. West Virginia: $229,250

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