Health Aid and Technician salary by state and agency

How median pay for full-time federal employees in the Health Aid and Technician series (series 0640) differs by where they work and who employs them. Nationally the median is $60,494. Full health aid and technician salary profile →

Highest state median

$69,357

Connecticut

Lowest state median

$52,957

Montana

Agency spread

$17,436

highest vs. lowest agency median

National median

$60,494

8,903 full-time employees

State differences come largely from locality pay, which raises federal salaries in high-cost labor markets, and from differences in the grade mix of the jobs located there. Agency differences often reflect different pay plans and grade structures. Only states and agencies with at least 30 full-time employees with published pay are listed.

By state, highest to lowest median

Health Aid and Technician median pay by state
State	Employees	Median pay	Middle 50%
Connecticut	48	$69,357	$65,412–$70,790
Maryland	177	$69,284	$65,435–$76,726
California	685	$67,055	$60,505–$77,679
Massachusetts	135	$66,857	$61,715–$71,923
Minnesota	139	$66,462	$58,207–$75,142
New York	396	$65,998	$60,647–$71,359
District of Columbia	70	$65,435	$63,510–$73,499
New Jersey	94	$65,412	$60,647–$69,565
Nebraska	60	$63,965	$57,760–$70,685
Maine	75	$63,630	$58,871–$68,899
Delaware	36	$62,364	$58,354–$71,838
North Carolina	331	$61,903	$56,744–$67,062
Ohio	248	$61,638	$54,445–$67,906
Pennsylvania	366	$61,633	$56,820–$66,775
West Virginia	153	$61,586	$55,506–$67,133
Illinois	460	$60,914	$55,871–$65,990
Colorado	144	$60,756	$55,693–$73,209
Washington	185	$60,710	$54,440–$66,348
Missouri	160	$60,580	$54,543–$69,920
Kansas	80	$59,831	$54,702–$65,599
Alabama	144	$59,626	$55,506–$65,599
Texas	747	$59,507	$53,755–$66,332
Georgia	304	$59,224	$53,824–$66,599
Florida	805	$59,031	$52,977–$65,599
Kentucky	131	$59,031	$52,977–$63,917
Arizona	454	$59,031	$54,490–$65,101
Wisconsin	188	$58,871	$53,824–$64,020
Michigan	221	$58,435	$54,490–$67,802
Virginia	212	$58,039	$50,988–$64,273
Arkansas	105	$57,631	$52,977–$61,660
Tennessee	215	$57,517	$52,957–$63,884
Mississippi	78	$57,352	$52,962–$63,917
Iowa	104	$57,188	$52,761–$62,102
Oregon	173	$57,188	$52,957–$63,605
Louisiana	102	$57,188	$51,870–$65,194
New Mexico	244	$56,611	$52,832–$59,671
Indiana	189	$56,525	$51,942–$63,185
Idaho	55	$55,882	$50,460–$60,553
South Carolina	159	$55,606	$50,296–$62,235
Utah	108	$55,506	$48,883–$58,911
North Dakota	40	$55,506	$49,950–$63,332
Wyoming	65	$54,496	$50,460–$59,463
South Dakota	119	$54,490	$48,436–$62,235
Oklahoma	183	$54,490	$49,950–$60,553
Nevada	202	$54,102	$48,544–$60,297
Montana	103	$52,957	$47,525–$65,659

middle 50% (25th–75th percentile) 10th–90th percentile median all-federal median ($109,641)

By agency, highest to lowest median

Health Aid and Technician median pay by agency
Agency	Employees	Median pay	Middle 50%
Department of Justice	233	$67,896	$59,031–$79,496
Department of Veterans Affairs	8,144	$60,553	$54,490–$67,055
Department of Health and Human Services	1,292	$57,188	$51,463–$65,101
Department of the Interior	53	$50,460	$40,941–$50,460

middle 50% (25th–75th percentile) 10th–90th percentile median all-federal median ($109,641)