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Healthcare salaries in New Hampshire

What 73 healthcare jobs pay in New Hampshire, from nurses and physicians to technicians and aides, compared with the U.S. (May 2025 BLS data).

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Registered nurse pay
$99,700

Median pay a year for registered nurses in New Hampshire, or $47.93 an hour. +2% vs the U.S. median of $97,550.

Registered nurse pay in New Hampshire cities

Healthcare jobs
68,300

Jobs across 73 healthcare occupations in New Hampshire, 0.4% of the U.S. total for the same jobs. 53 of 73 pay more than nationally (green), the rest the same or less (red).

Highest-paying healthcare jobs in New Hampshire

Pay a year in New Hampshire. Values marked "+" are above the most BLS reports exactly.

Orthopedic Surgeons, Except Pediatric $555,670 median a year · 80 jobs Surgeons, All Other $534,870 median a year · 220 jobs Dermatologists $516,230 median a year · 50 jobs Radiologists $506,010 median a year · 210 jobs Anesthesiologists $481,640 median a year · 330 jobs Ophthalmologists, Except Pediatric $404,330 median a year · 50 jobs

Most common healthcare jobs in New Hampshire

Registered Nurses 15,390 jobs · $99,700 a year, $47.93 an hour Home Health and Personal Care Aides 9,440 jobs · $38,760 a year, $18.64 an hour Nursing Assistants 7,810 jobs · $47,870 a year, $23.02 an hour Medical Assistants 3,000 jobs · $48,020 a year, $23.09 an hour Licensed Practical and Licensed Vocational Nurses 2,220 jobs · $77,110 a year, $37.07 an hour Pharmacy Technicians 1,970 jobs · $47,360 a year, $22.77 an hour
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All 73 healthcare jobs in New Hampshire

Pay a year is the median, or the average where BLS publishes no median (marked "(avg)"). "vs U.S." compares it with the same job nationally: green pays more in New Hampshire, red pays less. Click a column to sort.

Occupation Pay a year Hourly vs U.S. Jobs
Registered NursesNursing $99,700 $47.93 +2% 15,390
Home Health and Personal Care AidesHealthcare support $38,760 $18.64 +8% 9,440
Nursing AssistantsNursing $47,870 $23.02 +13% 7,810
Medical AssistantsHealthcare support $48,020 $23.09 +5% 3,000
Licensed Practical and Licensed Vocational NursesNursing $77,110 $37.07 +20% 2,220
Pharmacy TechniciansPharmacy and lab $47,360 $22.77 +4% 1,970
Physical TherapistsTherapists $99,850 $48.01 −3% 1,960
Nurse PractitionersAdvanced practice and assistants $137,550 $66.13 +4% 1,770
Dental AssistantsHealthcare support $59,530 $28.62 +24% 1,600
Dental HygienistsOther practitioners $101,250 $48.68 +3% 1,360
Occupational TherapistsTherapists $83,900 $40.34 −16% 1,240
Radiologic Technologists and TechniciansTechnologists and technicians $84,910 $40.82 +6% 1,240
PharmacistsPharmacy and lab $143,020 $68.76 +1% 1,130
Physician AssistantsAdvanced practice and assistants $150,960 $72.58 +11% 1,060
Emergency Medical TechniciansTechnologists and technicians $46,790 $22.50 +5% 1,010
Physicians, All OtherPhysicians and surgeons $361,300 $173.70 +36% 1,000
Medical Records SpecialistsTechnologists and technicians $49,210 $23.66 −4% 930
Clinical Laboratory Technologists and TechniciansPharmacy and lab $81,020 $38.95 +29% 800
Speech-Language PathologistsTherapists $83,040 $39.92 −15% 720
PhlebotomistsPharmacy and lab $48,660 $23.40 +8% 630
Health Technologists and Technicians, All OtherTechnologists and technicians $57,580 $27.68 +14% 550
Dentists, GeneralOther practitioners $177,480 $85.33 +4% 500
Physical Therapist AssistantsTherapists $71,440 $34.35 +4% 500
Nurse AnesthetistsAdvanced practice and assistants $275,980 $132.68 +17% 490
General Internal Medicine PhysiciansPhysicians and surgeons $229,210 $110.20 −11% 450
Healthcare Support Workers, All OtherHealthcare support $45,460 $21.86 −6% 450
Dietitians and NutritionistsOther practitioners $71,840 $34.54 −6% 440
Opticians, DispensingTechnologists and technicians $51,980 $24.99 +10% 440
ParamedicsTechnologists and technicians $64,210 $30.87 +6% 420
Diagnostic Medical SonographersTechnologists and technicians $103,760 $49.89 +7% 400
Medical Equipment PreparersHealthcare support $48,900 $23.51 +3% 380
Surgical TechnologistsTechnologists and technicians $75,040 $36.08 +16% 370
Respiratory TherapistsTherapists $95,940 $46.13 +17% 360
Healthcare Practitioners and Technical Workers, All OtherOther practitioners $79,860 $38.39 +21% 360
Family Medicine PhysiciansPhysicians and surgeons $268,650 $129.16 +10% 350
AnesthesiologistsPhysicians and surgeons $481,640 $231.56 +23% 330
Emergency Medicine PhysiciansPhysicians and surgeons $239,200+ $115.00+ −29% 310
Ophthalmic Medical TechniciansTechnologists and technicians $49,110 $23.61 +8% 300
Magnetic Resonance Imaging TechnologistsTechnologists and technicians $105,420 $50.68 +10% 270
Massage TherapistsTherapists $80,360 $38.63 +37% 270
Psychiatric TechniciansTechnologists and technicians $44,660 $21.47 −1% 260
Healthcare Diagnosing or Treating Practitioners, All OtherOther practitioners $82,550 $39.69 −28% 230
Dietetic TechniciansTechnologists and technicians $41,830 $20.11 +11% 230
Surgeons, All OtherPhysicians and surgeons $534,870 $257.15 +29% 220
OptometristsOther practitioners $125,560 $60.36 −8% 210
Pediatricians, GeneralPhysicians and surgeons $273,410 $131.45 +30% 210
RadiologistsPhysicians and surgeons $506,010 $243.27 +20% 210
Athletic TrainersOther practitioners $60,200 – −4% 210
CardiologistsPhysicians and surgeons $239,200+ $115.00+ −52% 190
Health Information Technologists and Medical RegistrarsOther practitioners $81,020 $38.95 +19% 170
Cardiovascular Technologists and TechniciansTechnologists and technicians $83,100 $39.95 +12% 150
Occupational Therapy AssistantsTherapists $67,790 $32.59 −6% 150
Obstetricians and GynecologistsPhysicians and surgeons $348,140 $167.37 +19% 140
OrderliesNursing $40,850 $19.64 +7% 140
ChiropractorsOther practitioners $69,990 $33.65 −12% 130
Orthotists and ProsthetistsTechnologists and technicians $70,400 $33.84 −13% 130
Surgical AssistantsOther practitioners $77,670 $37.34 +16% 130
Physical Therapist AidesTherapists $40,460 $19.45 +15% 130
Therapists, All OtherTherapists $69,040 $33.19 −11% 100
PsychiatristsPhysicians and surgeons $246,140 $118.34 −13% 90
Orthopedic Surgeons, Except PediatricPhysicians and surgeons $555,670 $267.15 +55% 80
PodiatristsOther practitioners $250,070 $120.23 +56% 70
Recreational TherapistsTherapists $82,280 $39.56 +33% 70
Radiation TherapistsTherapists $106,270 $51.09 +1% 60
Nurse MidwivesAdvanced practice and assistants $142,960 $68.73 +7% 60
Nuclear Medicine TechnologistsTechnologists and technicians $107,890 $51.87 +6% 60
Exercise PhysiologistsOther practitioners $63,590 $30.57 +7% 50
AudiologistsTherapists $105,590 $50.77 +10% 50
DermatologistsPhysicians and surgeons $516,230 $248.19 +57% 50
Ophthalmologists, Except PediatricPhysicians and surgeons $404,330 $194.39 +35% 50
Pharmacy AidesPharmacy and lab $37,350 $17.96 −1% 50
Oral and Maxillofacial SurgeonsOther practitioners $239,200+ $115.00+ −32% –
AcupuncturistsOther practitioners $77,470 $37.24 +2% –

Questions about healthcare pay in New Hampshire

What is the highest-paying healthcare job in New Hampshire?

BLS doesn't publish exact pay above its reporting limit, so 3 healthcare jobs in New Hampshire are all shown as $239,200+ a year. They include Emergency Medicine Physicians, Cardiologists, Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons.

How much do registered nurses make in New Hampshire?

Registered nurses in New Hampshire earn median pay of $99,700 a year, or $47.93 an hour, 2% more than the national median of $97,550.

What is the most common healthcare job in New Hampshire?

Registered Nurses, with about 15,390 jobs, followed by home health and personal care aides and nursing assistants.

How many healthcare jobs are there in New Hampshire?

About 68,300 jobs across the 73 healthcare occupations listed here (May 2025), counting all employers, not just hospitals. That is 0.4% of the U.S. total for the same occupations.

Do healthcare jobs pay more in New Hampshire than nationally?

53 of the 73 healthcare jobs with a national comparison pay more in New Hampshire than the U.S. figure, and 20 pay the same or less. Pay figures don't account for differences in cost of living.

Where do these salary figures come from?

From the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics' Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS) survey of employers, covering hospitals, clinics, nursing homes, home health and every other industry. Figures are for May 2025 and are updated each spring.

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Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025, all industries. Median pay is the middle wage; where BLS publishes no median, the average (mean) is shown, marked "(avg)". BLS doesn't publish exact figures above its reporting limit; those are shown with a "+". Pay doesn't reflect cost of living, overtime or shift differentials.