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Health Specialties Teachers, Postsecondary Salary by City

Health specialties teachers, postsecondary earn the most in San Francisco, CA (average $260,720 a year), followed by Little Rock, AR ($243,480) and Greenville, NC ($204,300), among the 200 metro areas we cover. Nationwide the average is $147,570 and the median $107,310, for 221,270 workers (May 2025).

$147,570U.S. average
$261Khighest: San Francisco, CA
$49Klowest: Victoria, TX
200metro areas
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Top 15 cities for this job by average salary

San Francisco, CA$260,720
Little Rock, AR$243,480
Greenville, NC$204,300
Ithaca, NY$201,560
Denver, CO$200,930
Albuquerque, NM$196,730
Salt Lake City, UT$189,920
Jackson, MS$189,450
Houston, TX$186,400
Los Angeles, CA$183,420
Austin, TX$179,150
Boston, MA$176,930
Fresno, CA$174,520
College Station, TX$171,240
Atlanta, GA$170,540
Average annual wage, BLS OEWS May 2025.

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Health Specialties Teachers, Postsecondary salary by state

Arkansas pays health specialties teachers, postsecondary the most statewide, $205,560 a year on average. Statewide columns cover every employer in the state; city columns cover the metro areas we publish.

StateStatewide averageStatewide medianJobsMetrosHighest city averageLowest city average
Arkansas$205,560$124,8902,0803$243,480$74,490
California$196,500$165,11017,3508$260,720$99,140
Colorado$186,460$136,9307,8007$200,930$56,220
New Mexico$183,680$134,6001,4301$196,730$196,730
Utah$174,050$168,0603,5203$189,920$83,620
Iowa$173,080$128,4903,2305$125,410$79,360
New York$169,320$131,22021,4106$201,560$84,700
Mississippi$166,400$137,2201,8901$189,450$189,450
Massachusetts$166,200$134,52010,2505$176,930$86,410
Washington$164,770$137,5204,5103$170,340$113,920
Washington, D.C.$163,940$167,5201,4601$154,690$154,690
Texas$159,640$108,15018,96017$186,400$49,210
Missouri$156,870$130,4905,7005$150,190$107,850
Georgia$153,130$106,9604,8605$170,540$73,650
Maryland$144,770$108,1607,4602$145,840$80,010
Virginia$142,210$106,8805,0405$165,350$102,820
North Carolina$141,500$103,2209,24010$204,300$59,210
Connecticutn/an/a7,3704$140,290$98,120
Louisiana$138,400$125,1302,2502$134,680$81,790
Arizona$137,300$99,0003,6202$139,370$107,060
Pennsylvania$136,680$107,92014,8907$147,510$87,990
Maine$136,220$103,0907302$146,420$128,170
Vermont$134,950$107,5001,1700n/an/a
New Hampshire$132,140$85,2504301$90,830$90,830
Florida$131,530$88,7108,50011$169,550$70,490
Michigan$129,570$108,9703,4305$138,240$90,510
Montana$128,530$101,2203702$158,750$106,060
Rhode Island$126,760$103,7804801$123,900$123,900
New Jersey$124,280$96,6302,9601$125,260$125,260
Indiana$123,720$98,1704,8808$134,870$98,110
Idaho$121,260$101,910n/a1$65,320$65,320
Oregon$121,050$103,1802,1705$133,320$73,350
Minnesota$120,690$103,5103,0504$144,290$87,620
Delaware$120,000$105,7802600n/an/a
Hawaii$113,980$81,4802900n/an/a
Illinois$113,930$92,8607,7406$133,000$59,440
Kentucky$113,720$83,6801,3803$130,790$88,300
North Dakota$112,880$100,7605101$112,540$112,540
Kansas$112,400$86,7001,0602$156,700$119,770
Tennessee$111,700$98,8704,4005$121,930$71,950
Alabama$110,670$92,3103,3603$117,780$87,250
Nebraska$108,000$80,9602,7601$87,350$87,350
Nevada$103,430$77,1601,2302$109,190$84,740
Oklahoma$101,650$76,4509502$77,990$74,590
Wisconsin$98,120$81,5004,4107$103,730$77,140
Ohio$95,990$74,7205,6707$109,040$78,270
South Carolina$95,570$82,4801,0305$116,840$77,800
Puerto Rico$94,490$85,3201,4804$123,510$90,290
South Dakota$87,460$78,7202702$79,310$70,670
Wyoming$86,050$93,4802302$75,360$72,020
Alaska$83,420$73,890n/a1$75,460$75,460
West Virginia$77,490$60,3002,4004$93,080$70,350
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Health Specialties Teachers, Postsecondary salary in every city we cover

Sort by any column. Each city links to its pay range, take-home pay and cost of living.

Metro areaAverageMedianHourlyJobs
San Francisco, CA$260,720$357,220—4,340
Little Rock, AR$243,480$214,790—1,560
Greenville, NC$204,300$181,290—700
Ithaca, NY$201,560$159,720—1,140
Denver, CO$200,930$168,720—6,710
Albuquerque, NM$196,730$178,290—1,270
Salt Lake City, UT$189,920$168,060—2,790
Jackson, MS$189,450$175,090—1,330
Houston, TX$186,400$131,730—n/a
Los Angeles, CA$183,420$134,590—8,410
Austin, TX$179,150$129,400—1,210
Boston, MA$176,930$164,450—7,830
Fresno, CA$174,520$138,400—140
College Station, TX$171,240$164,660—750
Atlanta, GA$170,540$130,880—3,370
Seattle, WA$170,340$164,860—3,870
Miami, FL$169,550$128,960—4,090
Charlottesville, VA$165,350$134,810—n/a
Winston-Salem, NC$161,250$103,770—n/a
Missoula, MT$158,750$126,330—170
Durham, NC$157,630$125,510—n/a
Wichita, KS$156,700$163,230—260
Washington, DC$154,690$135,670—2,560
New York, NY$154,400$128,090—15,040
St. Louis, MO$150,190$131,560—n/a
Kiryas Joel, NY$148,550$123,200—250
Harrisburg, PA$147,510$131,040—380
Bakersfield, CA$146,450$119,470—60
Portland, ME$146,420$122,680—n/a
Provo, UT$145,870$129,560—350
Baltimore, MD$145,840$108,160—n/a
Mankato, MN$144,290$116,010—50
Spokane, WA$141,700$128,830—260
Augusta, GA$141,580$85,620—710
Hartford, CT$140,290$107,090—3,380
Riverside, CA$140,250$136,370—360
Philadelphia, PA$139,900$108,150—11,210
Dallas, TX$139,780$105,280—2,840
Phoenix, AZ$139,370$96,660—2,420
Beaumont, TX$139,070$100,060—220
San Diego, CA$138,350$107,650—1,450
Lansing, MI$138,240$139,470—700
Amherst, MA$138,170$129,330—250
Worcester, MA$137,040$106,520—1,690
San Antonio, TX$137,010$125,830—1,120
Grand Rapids, MI$135,110$99,220—240
Lafayette, IN$134,870$109,110—440
Lafayette, LA$134,680$115,850—40
Ann Arbor, MI$134,510$136,600—n/a
Corvallis, OR$133,320$132,700—170
Champaign, IL$133,000$139,810—210
Portland, OR$132,820$123,500—1,460
Bloomington, IN$132,300$110,580—150
Lexington, KY$130,790$83,680—720
Richmond, VA$130,720$101,080—1,430
Indianapolis, IN$129,890$101,780—2,960
Pittsburgh, PA$129,880$100,880—2,220
Bridgeport, CT$129,290$102,090—n/a
Santa Maria, CA$129,200$104,050—40
McAllen, TX$128,560$101,900—310
Bangor, ME$128,170$91,430—n/a
Kansas City, MO$126,640$98,940—840
Waterloo, IA$125,410$100,240—100
Trenton, NJ$125,260$102,920—170
Norwich, CT$124,770$99,060—60
Providence, RI$123,900$103,780—550
Arecibo, PR$123,510$100,150—40
Bowling Green, KY$123,110$84,620—80
Detroit, MI$122,730$109,180—1,070
Springfield, MA$122,290$106,180—270
Minneapolis, MN$122,070$103,510—2,740
Memphis, TN$121,930$128,860—1,630
Roanoke, VA$120,310$92,900—60
Chicago, IL$119,970$101,010—6,390
Athens, GA$119,790$84,620—120
Lawrence, KS$119,770$109,630—40
Fort Collins, CO$119,570$105,820—400
Sioux City, IA$117,940$93,640—80
Kokomo, IN$117,900$96,340—40
Birmingham, AL$117,780$100,950—2,060
Joplin, MO$117,510$77,130—60
Des Moines, IA$117,360$102,220—330
Columbia, SC$116,840$102,890—370
Orlando, FL$116,100$77,670—740
Deltona, FL$116,010$94,440—180
Virginia Beach, VA$115,750$101,050—310
Nashville, TN$114,680$97,260—910
Fayetteville, AR$114,540$79,670—110
Bellingham, WA$113,920$102,120—50
Buffalo, NY$112,780$86,780—1,180
Fargo, ND$112,540$108,870—140
Evansville, IN$111,630$99,510—110
Jefferson City, MO$110,770$77,030—60
Las Vegas, NV$109,190$69,380—880
Akron, OH$109,040$74,340—320
Toledo, OH$109,000$79,410—340
Springfield, MO$107,850$80,650—210
Palm Bay, FL$107,540$96,540—190
Fort Wayne, IN$107,410$78,880—170
South Bend, IN$107,210$98,400—390
Syracuse, NY$107,100$65,330—1,000
Flagstaff, AZ$107,060$104,500—100
Mayaguez, PR$106,200$84,480—40
Raleigh, NC$106,070$106,350—n/a
Billings, MT$106,060$96,380—40
Tampa, FL$106,040$78,660—820
Allentown, PA$105,770$97,720—250
Erie, PA$104,020$97,500—110
Madison, WI$103,730$85,510—2,390
Scranton, PA$103,480$90,070—210
Harrisonburg, VA$102,820$98,910—110
Columbus, OH$101,680$79,060—1,400
Valdosta, GA$100,810$64,410—40
Salem, OR$99,790$97,810—110
Milwaukee, WI$99,350$82,340—1,110
Sacramento, CA$99,140$80,690—490
Waterbury, CT$98,120$85,720—100
Terre Haute, IN$98,110$86,480—n/a
St. Cloud, MN$97,600$81,570—70
Wilmington, NC$97,340$109,430—130
Cedar Rapids, IA$97,310$93,460—70
Boulder, CO$96,980$71,460—130
Greeley, CO$96,530$64,850—90
Knoxville, TN$96,040$81,570—560
Mobile, AL$95,570$80,450—140
Amarillo, TX$95,540$76,490—90
Charleston, SC$94,320$82,480—170
Greensboro, NC$94,170$82,330—310
San Juan, PR$94,060$101,530—1,260
Corpus Christi, TX$93,770$79,930—160
Wheeling, WV$93,080$73,200—70
Abilene, TX$93,070$79,250—50
Jacksonville, FL$91,730$80,890—400
Manchester, NH$90,830$83,270—100
Flint, MI$90,510$76,440—90
Asheville, NC$90,330$76,230—150
Ponce, PR$90,290$77,370—110
Green Bay, WI$89,840$81,530—n/a
Louisville, KY$88,300$84,080—140
Reading, PA$87,990$83,970—70
Appleton, WI$87,660$94,470—50
Dayton, OH$87,660$66,190—480
Duluth, MN$87,620$78,250—70
Cleveland, OH$87,580$74,900—510
Lincoln, NE$87,350$80,370—290
Montgomery, AL$87,250$84,300—100
Kenosha, WI$86,800$78,610—n/a
Lubbock, TX$86,630$79,080—140
Barnstable, MA$86,410$78,610—60
Brownsville, TX$85,830$77,160—60
Canton, OH$85,820$73,580—60
Odessa, TX$85,180$64,820—90
Reno, NV$84,740$82,110—300
Utica, NY$84,700$85,750—n/a
Greenville, SC$84,590$80,780—220
Killeen, TX$84,380$77,840—150
Colorado Springs, CO$84,170$74,230—190
Ogden, UT$83,620$77,270—110
Tyler, TX$83,340$80,740—450
Shreveport, LA$81,790$64,260—40
Pueblo, CO$81,650$78,000—100
La Crosse, WI$81,630$78,350—110
Bloomington, IL$81,140$73,850—40
Sarasota, FL$80,730$63,830—60
Hagerstown, MD$80,010$61,680—100
Eugene, OR$79,490$76,310—130
Davenport, IA$79,360$72,780—150
Sioux Falls, SD$79,310$76,440—80
Cincinnati, OH$78,270$49,020—1,640
Spartanburg, SC$78,060$60,560—40
Tulsa, OK$77,990$76,520—180
Hilton Head Island, SC$77,800$80,400—40
Kingsport, TN$77,530$60,320—30
Fort Myers, FL$77,360$67,730—100
Eau Claire, WI$77,140$75,750—100
El Paso, TX$77,010$78,170—280
Morgantown, WV$75,820$60,300—1,400
Anchorage, AK$75,460$64,100—n/a
Cheyenne, WY$75,360$93,480—70
Charleston, WV$75,310$65,090—70
Lakeland, FL$74,850$77,190—240
Oklahoma City, OK$74,590$73,070—220
Jonesboro, AR$74,490$61,800—50
Rome, GA$73,650$63,460—40
Bend, OR$73,350$62,490—50
Charlotte, NC$73,040$66,760—360
Rockford, IL$72,620$66,060—40
Casper, WY$72,020$64,310—40
Chattanooga, TN$71,950$61,350—140
Tallahassee, FL$71,430$58,870—220
Rapid City, SD$70,670$67,870—40
Port St. Lucie, FL$70,490$63,660—n/a
Huntington, WV$70,350$49,540—460
Springfield, IL$70,020$61,150—80
Twin Falls, ID$65,320$59,130—n/a
Hickory, NC$64,900$63,980—80
Peoria, IL$59,440$47,490—n/a
Rocky Mount, NC$59,210$56,900—50
Grand Junction, CO$56,220$37,280—60
Victoria, TX$49,210$32,920—30

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Health Specialties Teachers, Postsecondary salary: questions

Where do health specialties teachers, postsecondary make the most money?

In San Francisco, CA, with an average of $260,720 a year, among the 200 metro areas we cover.

What is the average health specialties teachers, postsecondary salary in the U.S.?

$147,570 a year nationwide (BLS OEWS national estimates, May 2025); the median is $107,310, so half of health specialties teachers, postsecondary earn more than that and half less.

What salary should health specialties teachers, postsecondary ask for?

Start from the figures for your city: the middle half of health specialties teachers, postsecondary nationwide earn between $75,690 (25th percentile) and $210,370 (75th percentile). Newer workers usually start near the 25th percentile and experienced ones can ask for the 75th; each city page shows the local range. See how to read salary percentiles.

Which state pays health specialties teachers, postsecondary the most?

Arkansas, with a statewide average of $205,560 a year (BLS state estimates, May 2025).

Where is health specialties teachers, postsecondary pay the lowest?

Victoria, TX, at $49,210 a year on average. Lower pay often comes with lower prices: check the cost of living on each city page.

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