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Radiologic Technologist

Radiologic Technologists typically earn $80,110 a year in the United States, and about 230,490 work in the field. Employment is projected to grow 5% from 2025 to 2035 (BLS).

$80,110
Typical pay a year
+5%
Job growth 2025–35
13,000
Openings a year
230K
Employed in the US

BLS OES May 2025 · projections 2025–35

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How much do radiologic technologists make?

Typical Rad Tech pay is $80,110 a year across the United States. Among the ten states that employ the most radiologic technologists, it ranges from $121,260 in California to $74,450 in North Carolina. See all 51 states and 487 metro areas.

Typical Rad Tech pay in the ten states with the most radiologic technologists
StateTypical pay a yearVs national $80,110Employed
California$121,260+51%20,900
New York$98,470+23%13,450
Illinois$79,930same7,650
Texas$78,630-2%20,250
Ohio$78,320-2%9,570
Florida$76,750-4%16,470
Michigan$76,420-5%7,220
Pennsylvania$76,050-5%8,090
Georgia$74,550-7%7,540
North Carolina$74,450-7%9,250

BLS OES May 2025 · the ten states with the most radiologic technologists, ranked by typical pay

What does each step pay?

Rad Tech career path →
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Nuclear Medicine TechnologistNuclear Medicine Technologist$101,370typical a year
Radiation TherapistRadiation Therapist$105,310typical a year

BLS OES May 2025 · typical annual pay, United States

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