Title: How much does an ultrasound technician make per year? - Quora
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How much does an ultrasound technician make per year?
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Content: Entry-level ultrasound technicians start in the lowest percentile with salaries averaging around $45,000 or less. More than 65 percent of pediatric cardiac sonographers surpass that income
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The average salary for ultrasound technicians in the nation was $66,360 annual or $31.90 per hour. However, there are a few factors affecting sonographer salaries including industry setting, location, education and experience and specialty area. Sonographers working in universities and professional schools earn on average $74500 while sonographers working in general hospitals have an average wage of $65,870. Entry-level ultrasound technicians start in the lowest percentile with salaries averaging around $45,000 or less. More than 65 percent of pediatric cardiac sonographers surpass that income threshold as do nearly 60 percent of neurosonology and prenatal cardiac ultrasound technicians. In California, Oregon, Washington, Massachusetts and Connecticut, sonographers earn between $78,000 and $81,010 on average while those in Alabama, Mississippi, South Dakota, West Virginia and Louisiana earn between $53,800 and $56,200 on average. Source: Ultrasound Technician Center
Danile William
Answered 5 years ago
Ultrasound techs earned an average $65,800 annually, or $31.63 per hour, as of May 2011, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. The lowest-paid 10 percent received $44,950 per year, or $21.61 per hour.