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Podiatrist Salary (2025)

Podiatrists diagnose and treat foot disorders.

Last updated: April 2025 ยท Source: BLS

The median Podiatrist salary is $148,000 per year ($71/hour). Entry-level Podiatrists earn around $95,000 while experienced Podiatrists earn $220,000 or more annually.

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Podiatrists' salaries vary based on experience, specialization, and geographic location. Specializations such as surgical podiatry and diabetic foot care tend to command higher salaries, often exceeding $200,000. Additionally, regions with higher living costs, like California and New York, typically offer salaries above the median of $148,000, influencing overall compensation levels.

AI-generated insight based on BLS data ยท For reference only

$148,000
Median Annual
$71/hr
Hourly Rate
$95,000
Entry Level
$220,000
Senior Level

Top Paying States for Podiatrists

StateEst. Annual Salaryvs. National
Hawaii$210,000+42%
California$204,000+38%
New York$189,000+28%
Alaska$185,000+25%
Massachusetts$185,000+25%
New Jersey$178,000+20%
Connecticut$175,000+18%
Washington$170,000+15%

Estimates based on cost-of-living index adjustments. Actual salaries vary by employer and experience.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the average Podiatrist salary?

The median Podiatrist salary is $148,000 per year, which works out to approximately $71/hour based on a 40-hour work week.

How much does an entry-level Podiatrist make?

Entry-level Podiatrists typically earn around $95,000 per year. Salaries grow significantly with experience and specialization.

What is a senior Podiatrist's salary?

Experienced Podiatrists can earn up to $220,000 or more annually depending on location, employer, and specialization.

What education is required to become a Podiatrist?

Most Podiatrist positions require: Doctor of Podiatric Medicine.

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