The average salary for a radiologic technologist in Hawaii is around $72,560 per year.
Avg Salary
Radiologic technologists earn an average yearly salary of $72,560.
Wages typically start from $51,067 and go up to $103,099.
5% above national average Updated in 2018
Radiologic technologist earnings by seniority
Top-level radiologic technologist earnings begin at:
$49.57 per hour
$103,099 per year
Senior-level radiologic technologist earnings begin at:
$41.97 per hour
$87,295 per year
Mid-level radiologic technologist earnings begin at:
$34.88 per hour
$72,560 per year
Junior-level radiologic technologist earnings begin at:
$29.00 per hour
$60,312 per year
Starting level radiologic technologist earnings begin at:
$24.55 per hour
$51,067 per year
Approximate values based on highest and lowest earning segments.
Radiologic technologist salary by state
| State Name | Average Salary |
|---|---|
| California | $79,250 |
| District of Columbia | $77,590 |
| Massachusetts | $73,520 |
| Oregon | $73,220 |
| Alaska | $72,850 |
| Hawaii | $72,560 |
| Washington | $70,190 |
| Nevada | $69,560 |
| New York | $69,250 |
| Maryland | $68,560 |
| Rhode Island | $67,490 |
| Connecticut | $66,930 |
| Minnesota | $66,640 |
| New Jersey | $66,640 |
| Colorado | $64,130 |
| Arizona | $63,821 |
| Illinois | $61,640 |
| Vermont | $61,160 |
| New Hampshire | $60,660 |
| Virginia | $59,510 |
| Delaware | $58,890 |
| Texas | $58,860 |
| Wisconsin | $58,070 |
| Maine | $57,820 |
| New Mexico | $57,720 |
| North Carolina | $57,180 |
| Wyoming | $56,720 |
| Florida | $56,650 |
| Ohio | $56,470 |
| Georgia | $56,240 |
| Michigan | $56,100 |
| Utah | $55,320 |
| Indiana | $55,288 |
| Montana | $55,000 |
| North Dakota | $54,620 |
| Oklahoma | $54,290 |
| Kansas | $53,808 |
| South Carolina | $53,120 |
| Iowa | $52,855 |
| Nebraska | $52,710 |
| Missouri | $52,630 |
| Pennsylvania | $51,860 |
| South Dakota | $50,680 |
| Louisiana | $50,600 |
| Kentucky | $50,168 |
| Tennessee | $49,860 |
| Idaho | $49,439 |
| West Virginia | $48,700 |
| Mississippi | $47,470 |
| Guam | $47,190 |
| Alabama | $46,380 |
| Arkansas | $46,350 |
| Puerto Rico | $23,250 |
How much does a Radiologic Technologist earn?
As the population ages, there will be a greater need for diagnostic imaging and therefore a greater need for certified radiology technologists. Radiologic technologists of differing specialties earn different levels of income:
- Radiographers, also known as X-Ray technicians, are the most common type of radiologic technologist and report having low starting salaries
- Mammographers, who take medical images of breasts, are also a type of radiologic technologist that have low starting salaries
- MRI technologists, who operate Magnetic Resonance Imaging equipment, tend to start at higher salaries
- Nuclear medicine technologists also report a higher starting salary
As with most careers, location, experience and type of employer are the biggest determining factors as to what a potential radiology technologist salary will be. Other things that can affect the salary of a radiology technologist is certification. Having multiple certifications in numerous specialties can reflect a higher salary.
How do radiologic technologist salaries compare to similar careers?
Radiologic technologists earn 6% more than similar careers in Hawaii. On average, they make less than hearing aid specialists but more than physical therapist assistants.
| Career | Median Salary |
|---|---|
| Hearing aid specialist salary | $81K |
| Nurse educator salary | $78K |
| Dental hygienist salary | $78K |
| Speech language pathologist salary | $74K |
| Radiologic technologist salary | $73K |
| Respiratory therapist salary | $71K |
| Healthcare social worker salary | $64K |
| Orthotist and prosthetist salary | $61K |
| Cardiovascular technologist and technician salary | $49K |
| Physical therapist assistant salary | $58K |
Source: CareerExplorer (Aggregated)