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Diagnostic Medical Sonographers Salary

BLS May 2025 median wages — with computed take-home after taxes for all 51 reporting states. Tax year 2026.

Quick answer

According to netpaytally.com's analysis of BLS May 2025 data, the median diagnostic medical sonographers in the US earns $96,590 per year (90,160 employed). Gross pay is highest in California ($128,530) and lowest in Alabama ($68,180) — but what you keep depends on the state's taxes; see the table.

Diagnostic Medical Sonographers pay by stategross median vs take-home
StateMedian wageAfter taxesMonthly netKeptEmployed
Diagnostic Medical Sonographers in California $128,530 $91,393 $7,616 71.1% 10,110
Diagnostic Medical Sonographers in Texas $92,580 $73,960 $6,163 79.9% 6,960
Questions
How much do Diagnostic Medical Sonographers make?

The median Diagnostic Medical Sonographers in the US earns $96,590 per year (about $46.44 per hour) — BLS May 2025, 90,160 employed nationwide.

How much do Diagnostic Medical Sonographers make after taxes?

Take-home pay for the median Diagnostic Medical Sonographers ranges from $73,960 in Texas to $91,393 in California per year, depending on state income tax — computed for all 2 reporting states in the table below.

Which state has the highest take-home pay for Diagnostic Medical Sonographers?

California: the median gross of $128,530 keeps $91,393 after federal, FICA and state tax (71.1% keep-rate).

Which state pays Diagnostic Medical Sonographers the most?

California has the highest median gross for Diagnostic Medical Sonographers at $128,530 — but the highest gross is not always the highest take-home; state taxes change the order.

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