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Average Hearing Aid Specialist Salary in the United States

According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics

How much does a hearing aid specialist make in the United States?

The average salary for a hearing aid specialist in the United States is $61,550, but the range typically falls between $42,520 and $74,900. This corresponds to an average hourly wage of $29.59, with a range between $20.44 and $36.01.

There are approximately 10,250 people employed as a hearing aid specialist in the United States. With California, Illinois, Michigan employing the highest number of hearing aid specialists.The state with the best pay for a hearing aid specialist is Hawaii, with an average annual salary of $78,970, while Oklahoma has the lowest average annual salary of $45,450.

Annual SalaryHourly Wage
10th Percentile$34,480$16.58
25th Percentile$42,520$20.44
Median$58,670$28.21
75th Percentile$74,900$36.01
90th Percentile$85,870$41.28

Average hearing aid specialist salary by location

The salary of a hearing aid specialist can vary depending on the state. Below is a map of the United States showing the average annual salary for a hearing aid specialist in each state. The darker the color, the higher the salary. The best states for hearing aid specialists are Hawaii, Alabama, Nevada, New Mexico, Colorado while the worst states are Oklahoma, Rhode Island, Kansas, South Carolina, Utah.

Lower salary
Higher salary
StateLow-endAverageHigh-end
Alabama$42,640$75,230$93,930
Arizona$56,240$64,750$76,680
Arkansas$44,640$64,100$76,660
California$39,170$70,510$89,860
Colorado$40,910$68,040$80,500
Connecticut$40,610$64,400$85,740
Florida$34,440$52,530$75,850
Georgia$28,930$56,500$91,110
Hawaii$38,310$78,970$105,000
Illinois$36,970$54,810$78,270
Indiana$28,870$55,380$100,660
Iowa$39,020$70,450$117,350
Kansas$33,650$47,910$74,900
Kentucky$36,940$54,910$74,460
Maryland$49,750$66,340$81,270
Massachusetts$34,500$57,920$79,120
Michigan$32,360$53,890$82,800
Minnesota$45,170$61,430$86,220
Mississippi$39,820$43,420$42,530
Missouri$35,110$56,830$74,420
Montana$40,910$66,000$90,010
Nevada$39,990$67,850$88,640
New Jersey$55,730$73,290$90,100
New Mexico$46,800$79,600$111,170
New York$42,000$94,260>$239,200
North Carolina$35,710$58,490$74,850
North Dakota$52,800$60,470$82,160
Ohio$38,520$60,680$88,100
Oklahoma$32,480$45,450$72,860
Oregon$46,440$68,590$97,650
Pennsylvania$39,280$59,230$82,030
Rhode Island$33,820$41,870$58,390
South Carolina$30,430$49,790$71,030
Tennessee$35,980$59,320$75,540
Texas$45,380$64,630$86,420
Utah$34,440$49,770$74,900
Virginia$38,930$75,940$111,200
Washington$57,410$71,360$87,920
Wisconsin$45,080$68,970$88,610

Even between cities, the salary of a hearing aid specialist can vary. For example, the areas with the highest average salary for hearing aid specialists is New York-Newark-Jersey City area, NY with an average salary of $91,360.The city with the lowest average salary for hearing aid specialists is Oklahoma City, OK with an average salary of $40,760.

Areas with highest average salaries for hearing aid specialists

  1. New York-Newark-Jersey City area, NY - $91,360
  2. San Francisco-Oakland-Hayward area, CA - $83,580
  3. San Jose-Sunnyvale-Santa Clara area, CA - $82,740
  4. Urban Honolulu, HI - $82,490
  5. Richmond, VA - $80,490

Areas with lowest average salaries for hearing aid specialists

  1. Oklahoma City, OK - $40,760
  2. Providence-Warwick area, RI - $43,640
  3. Flint, MI - $45,500
  4. Salt Lake City, UT - $46,800
  5. Greenville-Anderson-Mauldin area, SC - $49,790

Employment trends for hearing aid specialists in the United States

The number of hearing aid specialists in the United States has been increasing over the years. Since 2020, the number of hearing aid specialists has increased by 2,480. On average, the number of hearing aid specialists has been increasing by 8.0% each year. The salary of hearing aid specialists has been increasing. Since 2020, the salary of hearing aid specialists has increased by $6,920. On average, the salary of hearing aid specialists has been increasing by 3.2% each year.

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How hearing aid specialists salaries compare to other healthcare practitioners and technical occupations

Hearing Aid Specialists are part of the healthcare practitioners and technical occupations group. Below is a comparison of the average annual salary for hearing aid specialists compared to other jobs in the same occupation group. View all healthcare practitioners and technical occupations jobs here.

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