Across the United States, the median pharmacy technician salary is $40,300 per year or $19.37 per hour. Washington D.C. pharmacy technicians earn much more that, with a median pay of $46,520 per year or $22.36 per hour.
The job outlook for pharmacy technicians is great. The number of jobs is expected to increase by 6% by 2032, double the national average of all occupations (3%).
Alabama – $36,190 ($17.40)
Alaska – $48,820 ($23.47)
Arizona – $45,260 ($21.76)
Arkansas – $36,240 ($17.42)
California – $49,880 ($23.98)
Colorado – $46,840 ($22.52)
Connecticut – $39,130 ($18.81)
Delaware – $39,530 ($19.01)
District of Columbia – $46,520 ($22.36)
Florida – $38,560 ($18.54)
Georgia – $37,920 ($18.23)
Hawaii – $44,600 ($21.44)
Idaho – $43,980 ($21.14)
Illinois – $39,940 ($19.20)
Indiana – $38,690 ($18.60)
Iowa – $39,290 ($18.89)
Kansas – $37,960 ($18.25)
Kentucky – $37,100 ($17.84)
Louisiana – $37,670 ($18.11)
Maine – $37,550 ($18.05)
Maryland – $38,990 ($18.75)
Massachusetts – $45,220 ($21.74)
Michigan – $39,210 ($18.85)
Minnesota – $47,100 ($22.64)
Mississippi – $37,630 ($18.09)
Missouri – $37,300 ($17.93)
Montana – $43,050 ($20.70)
Nebraska – $38,400 ($18.46)
Nevada – $44,860 ($21.57)
New Hampshire – $39,160 ($18.83)
New Jersey – $38,380 ($18.45)
New Mexico – $42,010 ($20.20)
New York – $42,000 ($20.19)
North Carolina – $38,710 ($18.61)
North Dakota – $47,540 ($22.86)
Ohio – $38,290 ($18.41)
Oklahoma – $36,330 ($17.47)
Oregon – $48,650 ($23.39)
Pennsylvania – $36,910 ($17.75)
Rhode Island – $36,480 ($17.54)
South Carolina – $37,960 ($18.25)
South Dakota – $39,480 ($18.98)
Tennessee – $37,380 ($17.97)
Texas – $41,990 ($20.19)
Utah – $46,010 ($22.12)
Vermont – $37,830 ($18.19)
Virginia – $39,800 ($19.14)
Washington – $53,070 ($25.52)
West Virginia – $37,090 ($17.83)
Wisconsin – $39,360 ($18.92)
Wyoming – $44,490 ($21.39)
Guam – $30,130 ($14.49)
Puerto Rico – $26,310 ($12.65)
Virgin Islands – $42,500 ($20.43)
