New York State Wage Atlas

Health Specialties Teachers, Postsecondary in New York

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21,410Jobs in New York
$169,320Mean annual wage
7th of 50Rank by mean annual wage among states with a published figure
10th: $63,81025th: $87,090Median: $131,22075th: $215,62090th: $349,360Mean: $169,320
Wage distribution in New York
MeasureAnnual wageHourly wage
10th percentile$63,810n/a
25th percentile$87,090n/a
Median (50th)$131,220n/a
75th percentile$215,620n/a
90th percentile$349,360n/a
Mean$169,320n/a

Across 50 states with a published mean, the highest are Arkansas ($205,560), California ($196,500), Colorado ($186,460); the lowest are West Virginia ($77,490), Alaska ($83,420), Wyoming ($86,050). Compare this occupation across states.

Compared with neighboring states

States that share a land border with New York (states that touch only at a corner are not counted).

Health Specialties Teachers, Postsecondary: New York and bordering states
StateJobsMean annual wageMedian annual wage
New York21,410$169,320$131,220
Connecticut7,370n/an/a
Massachusetts10,250$166,200$134,520
New Jersey2,960$124,280$96,630
Pennsylvania14,890$136,680$107,920
Vermont1,170$134,950$107,500

Some figures are not shown. n/a means the source marks it unavailable (* wage, ** employment). A ≥ value (#) means the wage is at or above the top-coded limit. These are not zero.

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