Pay · 19-3039
Psychologists, All Other earn $110,840 a year at the midpoint
Pay in this work stretches a long way: the lowest tenth earn about $54,990, the highest tenth about $168,520, and the middle sits at $110,840.
National figures for psychologists, all other, 19-3039, from the 2025 Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics survey.
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Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, 2025. Retrieved through the BLS Public Data API on 2026-08-13. bls.gov/oes “BLS.gov cannot vouch for the data or analyses derived from these data after the data have been retrieved from BLS.gov.”
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Median pay for psychologists, all other in each state
The 39 states where the most people do this work, of 42 with a published figure: their medians range by 3.40 times. Figures are the 2025 survey.
| State | Median a year | Where most start | 10th to 90th | Employed |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| California | $157,540 | $45,150 | $45,150 — $198,950 | 1,600 |
| Kentucky | $149,990 | $88,610 | $88,610 — $185,390 | 300 |
| Nevada | $146,850 | $46,990 | $46,990 — $167,360 | 100 |
| Oklahoma | $141,290 | $64,790 | $64,790 — $173,200 | 90 |
| Virginia | $140,640 | $75,070 | $75,070 — $185,220 | 510 |
| Iowa | $138,420 | $46,760 | $46,760 — $159,410 | 60 |
| Tennessee | $138,070 | $78,920 | $78,920 — $163,180 | 200 |
| Arizona | $137,510 | $56,320 | $56,320 — $171,850 | 240 |
| South Carolina | $136,990 | $94,600 | $94,600 — $164,200 | 140 |
| Alabama | $136,070 | $64,230 | $64,230 — $160,800 | 110 |
| Hawaii | $135,680 | $85,930 | $85,930 — $192,190 | 160 |
| Utah | $135,200 | $38,060 | $38,060 — $156,790 | 110 |
| Missouri | $134,890 | $49,230 | $49,230 — $161,490 | 250 |
| Florida | $134,690 | $73,920 | $73,920 — $166,260 | 910 |
| New Jersey | $132,220 | $96,700 | $96,700 — $153,150 | 370 |
| Ohio | $132,060 | $54,850 | $54,850 — $160,260 | 410 |
| Nebraska | $131,640 | $34,170 | $34,170 — $169,980 | 50 |
| Rhode Island | $130,960 | $32,250 | $32,250 — $170,250 | 90 |
| Massachusetts | $129,410 | $59,240 | $59,240 — $168,900 | 500 |
| New York | $128,320 | $50,210 | $50,210 — $164,580 | 680 |
| Washington | $128,230 | $69,590 | $69,590 — $153,960 | 370 |
| North Carolina | $126,440 | $53,620 | $53,620 — $166,050 | 570 |
| District of Columbia | $125,110 | $59,880 | $59,880 — $169,170 | 230 |
| Connecticut | $125,020 | $60,880 | $60,880 — $157,290 | 210 |
| Indiana | $123,640 | $64,570 | $64,570 — $163,330 | 200 |
| Idaho | $121,140 | $42,800 | $42,800 — $166,850 | 70 |
| Colorado | $120,660 | $50,220 | $50,220 — $156,870 | 380 |
| Minnesota | $115,650 | $57,250 | $57,250 — $145,520 | 330 |
| Arkansas | $114,340 | $47,180 | $47,180 — $156,810 | 120 |
| Maryland | $109,970 | $63,080 | $63,080 — $186,120 | 840 |
| Louisiana | $104,460 | $56,090 | $56,090 — $157,350 | 170 |
| Mississippi | $103,380 | $24,750 | $24,750 — $158,620 | 70 |
| Pennsylvania | $95,650 | $60,170 | $60,170 — $154,520 | 780 |
| Michigan | $88,510 | $40,250 | $40,250 — $149,010 | 410 |
| Oregon | $86,680 | $81,800 | $81,800 — $146,240 | 840 |
| Wisconsin | $81,860 | $55,160 | $55,160 — $154,260 | 1,080 |
| Vermont | $81,080 | $62,980 | $62,980 — $142,600 | 80 |
| Illinois | $69,810 | $48,270 | $48,270 — $162,070 | 1,120 |
| West Virginia | $46,350 | $34,240 | $34,240 — $142,270 | 230 |
No estimate is published for 3 states: the survey withholds a figure when too few employers report it. Nothing has been filled in for them.
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- Conducted neuropsychological evaluations such as assessments of intelligence, academic ability, attention, concentration, sensorimotor function, language, learning, and memory.
- Interviewed patients to obtain comprehensive medical histories.
- Wrote or prepared detailed clinical neuropsychological reports, using data from psychological or neuropsychological tests, self-report measures, rating scales, direct observations, or interviews.
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Place 74 of 788 by median pay
Better paid than 91% of the occupations in the survey.
- 72 Materials Engineers $112,860
- 73 Marine Engineers and Naval Architects $112,230
- 74 Psychologists, All Other $110,840
- 75 Nuclear Technicians $110,240
- 76 Elevator and Escalator Installers and Repairers $109,910
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Questions people often ask
How much do psychologists, all other make a year?
The national median is $110,840 a year (2025 survey). The middle half earn between $68,850 and $147,240.
What is the hourly pay for psychologists, all other?
The median is $53.29 an hour; the average is $111,210 a year.
What do psychologists, all other earn when they start?
A beginner is usually paid nearer the 25th percentile, $68,850 a year, and sometimes as low as the 10th, $54,990.
Which state pays psychologists, all other the most?
California, with a median of $157,540 a year.
How many people work as psychologists, all other?
About 18,820 in the United States — number 74 of 788 occupations by median pay.
Work that pays nearly the same
Median pay within $4,180 of what psychologists, all other earn — $110,840 a year — but not always the same spread.
- $1,470 less Bioengineers and Biomedical Engineers $109,370median a year 10th percentile: $71,850 90th percentile: $168,180
- $4,150 more Construction Managers $114,990median a year 10th percentile: $69,690 90th percentile: $189,440
- $4,180 less Facilities Managers $106,660median a year 10th percentile: $64,480 90th percentile: $176,120