Radiology technicians (or technologists) in the U.S. earn a median annual salary of about $77,660 as of 2024-2025, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics and related sources
. Salaries can vary widely depending on factors such as geographic location, level of education, experience, certifications, workplace setting, and specialty. Salary ranges:
- Median salary: around $77,660 per year
- Bottom 10%: approximately $52,360 per year
- Top 10%: can earn up to about $106,990 or more per year
- Hourly wages average around $46.11, with a range from about $15.87 to $74.52 per hour depending on experience and location
By state, examples of median annual salaries include:
- California: $107,670
- New York: $91,520
- Texas: $76,800
- Florida: $71,190
- Alabama: $56,790
More specialized roles or those with extensive experience can earn higher salaries, with some MRI or CT technologists making over $110,000 annually
. Urban areas and states with higher costs of living tend to offer higher pay to attract qualified technologists
. In summary, a radiology tech typically makes between $52,000 and $107,000 annually, with a national median near $77,000, influenced by many factors including location and specialization.
