Title: Physical Therapist Salary – Doctor Salaries
Headings: Physical Therapist Salary
Physical Therapist Salary
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Content: Physiotherapists is Rhode Island make $84,750 a year on average, those working in Maine are paid around $78,890 annually, and professionals working in Massachusetts earn $79,600 a year on average. The median salary for Vermont is $73,070 a year and, for Connecticut, it is $84,720 a year according to the BLS. Salary by city
Physiotherapists’ annual income can also vary considerably from city to city. For example, physical therapists employed in New York generally report earning an annual pay in the range from $54,631 to $85,940, those working in Chicago are typically paid between $51,228 and $81,933 a year, and professionals employed in San Diego usually earn salaries in the range from $51,278 and $88,818 a year according to Payscale’s salary data. Physical therapists working in Boston typically earn between $49,721 and $75,000 annually, and those based in Atlanta are paid between $57,812 and $81,034 a year. Professionals employed in Houston make between $54,248 and $78,808 a year, and those working in Pittsburgh generally report earning an annual pay in the range from $50,009 to $74,246 according to Payscale. Hourly wage
The average hourly pay for physical therapists working in the U.S. is $30.10 according to Jobstat. The highest hourly wage recorded for this profession is $35.46 and the lowest, $24.74 per hour. The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) reports a mean hourly rate of $38.99 and a median hourly wage of $38.39 for this occupation. 10% of physical therapists earn up to $26.74 per hour, and the 10% on the higher end of the scale are paid $53.86 per hour or more.