Minnesota has the highest hourly mean wage for anesthesiologists, according to 2024 data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, published April 2.
Here’s hourly mean anesthesiologist wage for the 24 states and Washington, D.C., which were available on the BLS metrics.
| State | Hourly mean wage |
| Alabama | $155.74 |
| District of Columbia | $142.29 |
| Florida | $194.28 |
| Georgia | $117.51 |
| Illinois | $144.99 |
| Indiana | $182.14 |
| Iowa | $185.10 |
| Kansas | $151.87 |
| Kentucky | $134.68 |
| Maine | $199.78 |
| Maryland | $168.07 |
| Michigan | $162.13 |
| Minnesota | $223.72 |
| Montana | $220.85 |
| Nebraska | $187.25 |
| New Hampshire | $193.73 |
| New Mexico | $153.10 |
| New York | $126.22 |
| North Carolina | $191.28 |
| Ohio | $185.68 |
| South Carolina | $147.33 |
| Tennessee | $175.10 |
| Texas | $122.12 |
| Virginia | $156.79 |
| West Virginia | $93.19 |
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