Salaries by state
Hawaii Salaries
What jobs pay in Hawaii, from published federal wage statistics for the state, aged to 2026. Overall, Hawaii pay runs about 2.9% above the national median across occupations.
Highest-paying jobs in Hawaii
Ranked by median annual wage in the state.
1Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Physicians$339,2902Preventive Medicine Physician$339,2903Allergists and Immunologists$339,2904Hospitalist$339,2905Urologist$339,2906Physicians, All Other$339,2907Sports Medicine Physician$339,2908Obstetricians and Gynecologists$338,1309Psychiatrist$289,99010Chief Executive$281,64011Chief Sustainability Officer$281,64012Family Medicine Physician$218,21013Judges, Magistrate Judges, and Magistrates$211,81014Pediatricians, General$197,09015Nurse Midwive$170,110
Most common jobs and what they pay in Hawaii
The largest U.S. occupations, with each one’s median wage in the state.
1Home Health and Personal Care Aides$38,1102Retail Salesperson$37,7903Fast Food and Counter Workers$35,2504General and Operations Managers$108,1805Registered Nurse$136,3206Cashier$36,7807Laborers and Freight, Stock, and Material Movers, Hand$44,1208Stockers and Order Fillers$39,3009Customer Service Representative$45,65010Office Clerks, General$42,34011Waiters and Waitresses$62,39012Janitors and Cleaners, Except Maids and Housekeeping Cleaners$37,71013Heavy and Tractor-Trailer Truck Drivers$59,82014Secretaries and Administrative Assistants, Except Legal, Medical, and Executive$50,83015Software Developer$124,040
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All states
Alabama-14%Alaska+7%Arizona-4%Arkansas-18%California+14%Colorado+6%Connecticut+5%Delaware-0%District of Columbia+17%Florida-8%Georgia-7%Idaho-8%Illinois-1%Indiana-7%Iowa-9%Kansas-10%Kentucky-12%Louisiana-14%Maine-3%Maryland+4%Massachusetts+10%Michigan-6%Minnesota+2%Mississippi-19%Missouri-8%Montana-8%Nebraska-9%Nevada-4%New Hampshire-0%New Jersey+8%New Mexico-8%New York+10%North Carolina-7%North Dakota-6%Ohio-7%Oklahoma-14%Oregon+5%Pennsylvania-5%Rhode Island+3%South Carolina-10%South Dakota-11%Tennessee-11%Texas-8%Utah-6%Vermont-1%Virginia-1%Washington+14%West Virginia-15%Wisconsin-5%Wyoming-8%
Source: published U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics state wage data by occupation, aged to 2026 using our documented methodology. State lists last compiled August 19, 2026. See Methodology.
