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Associate Laboratory Technician Salary by State

Compare entry-level, median, and senior salaries for Associate Laboratory Technician across 50 U.S. states. National median: $62,930.

National overview

National salary overview

The national median salary for Associate Laboratory Technician is $62,930. State-level pay varies widely; the top-paying state pays $97,280 (New York), while the lowest-paying state pays $47,360 (New Mexico).

Top 10 Highest Paying States (Median)

#StateSalaryDiff vs Nat'l
1New York$97,280+$34,350
2Oregon$83,010+$20,080
3New Hampshire$81,020+$18,090
4Massachusetts$79,120+$16,190
5Vermont$78,680+$15,750
6California$76,010+$13,080
7Rhode Island$75,780+$12,850
8Minnesota$74,440+$11,510
9Washington$72,760+$9,830
10Illinois$71,950+$9,020

Top 5 by Entry Salary

#StateSalaryDiff vs Nat'l
1New York$65,890+$34,350
2Vermont$65,610+$15,750
3Oregon$62,360+$20,080
4Minnesota$61,430+$11,510
5New Hampshire$57,360+$18,090

Top 5 by Senior Salary

#StateSalaryDiff vs Nat'l
1New York$120,900+$34,350
2Oregon$102,950+$20,080
3Massachusetts$99,130+$16,190
4Connecticut$98,260+$2,380
5Washington$97,590+$9,830

Full state-by-state table

StateEntryMedianSeniorDiff vs Nat'l
New York$65,890$97,280$120,900+$34,350
Oregon$62,360$83,010$102,950+$20,080
New Hampshire$57,360$81,020$90,310+$18,090
Massachusetts$54,020$79,120$99,130+$16,190
Vermont$65,610$78,680$96,530+$15,750
California$56,700$76,010$89,480+$13,080
Rhode Island$50,420$75,780$83,490+$12,850
Minnesota$61,430$74,440$80,920+$11,510
Washington$56,160$72,760$97,590+$9,830
Illinois$53,820$71,950$82,880+$9,020
Colorado$52,930$70,050$87,780+$7,120
Maine$49,900$68,690$80,920+$5,760
Delaware$50,590$68,630$83,550+$5,700
New Jersey$53,840$68,450$87,040+$5,520
Hawaii$52,750$66,020$83,820+$3,090
Wyoming$38,930$65,510$83,930+$2,580
Connecticut$50,900$65,310$98,260+$2,380
Montana$48,140$65,190$81,710+$2,260
Ohio$47,670$63,800$79,260+$870
Maryland$47,830$63,690$84,500+$760
North Dakota$48,260$62,680$77,370-$250
Arizona$48,080$62,530$80,360-$400
Georgia$47,230$62,180$83,460-$750
Tennessee$46,860$62,070$78,720-$860
Kansas$46,680$62,050$78,330-$880
West Virginia$46,190$61,810$75,340-$1,120
Michigan$41,630$61,260$79,400-$1,670
Virginia$46,430$61,050$79,700-$1,880
Alaska$48,550$60,950$82,610-$1,980
South Dakota$47,140$60,890$75,700-$2,040
Kentucky$45,310$60,880$78,020-$2,050
Wisconsin$49,440$60,670$77,860-$2,260
North Carolina$47,300$60,650$77,700-$2,280
Nebraska$46,740$60,540$76,170-$2,390
Florida$41,680$60,510$79,920-$2,420
Missouri$46,160$60,300$78,330-$2,630
Texas$44,990$59,290$77,750-$3,640
Nevada$47,190$57,320$81,470-$5,610
Indiana$45,390$57,080$76,480-$5,850
South Carolina$44,140$55,280$72,750-$7,650
Louisiana$39,930$54,460$69,640-$8,470
Iowa$43,210$54,260$65,810-$8,670
Oklahoma$40,000$53,300$68,740-$9,630
Pennsylvania$44,130$51,680$75,770-$11,250
Mississippi$40,160$50,640$64,610-$12,290
Arkansas$39,720$49,670$63,520-$13,260
Alabama$38,750$49,440$64,330-$13,490
Utah$39,250$49,090$66,140-$13,840
Idaho$40,050$47,450$75,000-$15,480
New Mexico$39,110$47,360$63,060-$15,570