Pharmacy Tech Training & Certification

Pharmacy Technician Salaries by State

How Much Do Pharmacy Technicians Make?

 

(Also see: What Do Pharmacy Technicians Do?)

The mean annual salary for pharmacy technicians nationwide in 2007 was $27,560. Here are the highest paying states for pharmacy technician salaries that same year:

State

Salary
California
$35,450
Washington
$34,700
Alaska
$33,970
Hawaii
$33,150
District of Columbia
$33,030

 

The table below shows the average annual salary for each state in the continental U.S., as of May 2007.

 

State

Salary

State

Salary
Alabama
$23,380
 Montana
$28,290
Alaska
$33,970
 Nebraska
$25,880
Arizona
$28,770
 Nevada
$31,390
Arkansas
$23,770
 New Hampshire
$26,530
California
$35,450
 New Jersey
$27,890
Colorado
$30,580
 New Mexico
$27,480
Connecticut
$30,860
 New York
$28,760
Delaware
$24,830
 North Carolina
$24,700
Florida
$26,940
 North Dakota
$28,470
Georgia
$25,530
 Ohio
$24,980
Hawaii
$33,150
 Oklahoma
$23,970
Idaho
$27,180
 Oregon
$31,770
Illinois
$26,530
 Pennsylvania
$25,180
Indiana
$25,990
 Rhode Island
$30,120
Iowa
$25,080
 South Carolina
$24,480
Kansas
$25,790
 South Dakota
$26,320
Kentucky
$23,700
 Tennessee
$26,620
Louisiana
$24,830
 Texas
$27,750
Maine
$26,010
 Utah
$29,460
Maryland
$28,790
 Vermont
$26,740
Massachusetts
$29,480
 Virginia
$26,240
Michigan
$27,550
 Washington
$34,700
Minnesota
$29,360
 West Virginia
$22,720
Mississippi
$24,080
 Wisconsin
$27,070
Missouri
$23,810
 Wyoming
$29,000

More information on pharmacy technician salaries is available, along with employment figures, at Pharmacy Technician Employment.

Return to Pharmacy Technician Careers

Figures courtesy of the US Bureau of Labor Statistics.

or