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Orthopedic surgeon salaries in the 5 best, worst states for healthcare

Orthopedic surgeons can make an average of $251,561 per year in the best state for healthcare and $247,521 per year in the worst, according to data from career website Zippia and WalletHub, a personal finance website.

By: Ariana Portalatin

Monday, August 8th, 2022

Here are the average annual salaries for orthopedic surgeons in the five best and worst ranked states for healthcare in 2022:

Five best states for healthcare

Rhode Island: $251,561

Massachusetts: $261,396

Hawaii: $168,427

Minnesota: $253,043

Maryland: $240,746

Five worst states for healthcare

Mississippi: $247,521

Alabama: $251,663

Louisiana: $256,461

Oklahoma: $241,693

Arkansas: $251,585

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