Statistical Data for Ultrasound Technician Salary from 1999 to Now

The following table shows the long-term salary trend for diagnostic medical sonographers from 1999 to 2011 in the United States. The statistical data in each year include the following salary figures:

  • Mean hourly wage
  • Mean yearly wage
  • Median hourly wage
  • Median yearly wage

Table of Sonographer Annual and Hourly Wage (1999 to 2011)

Year Mean Hourly Wage Mean Annual Wage Median Hourly Wage Median Annual Wage
1999
$20.47
$42579
$20.18
$41985
2000
$21.56
$44846
$21.02
$43712
2001
$22.97
$47767
$22.43
$46658
2002
$23.51
$48909
$23.09
$48031
2003
$24.38
$50711
$23.99
$49907
2004
$25.78
$53623
$25.26
$52539
2005
$26.65
$55427
$26.18
$54457
2006
$27.95
$58139
$27.53
$57267
2007
$29.13
$60603
$28.82
$59933
2008
$30.13
$62669
$29.82
$62018
2009
$30.60
$63656
$30.30
$63018
2010
$31.20
$64904
$30.96
$64390
2011
$31.63
$65800
$31.43
$65381

The average hourly wage of Diagnostic medical sonographers has been increasing in the last years. From 1999 to 2011 the average annual wage for sonographers has been increased from $42579 to $65800. The median hourly wage for sonographers has increased 55%, from $20.18 per hour in 1999 to $31.43 per hour in 2011. The median annual salary for diagnostic medical sonographers in 2011 was $65381. The salary amount is much higher than $41985, the median yearly wage in 1999.

Do you know which factors affect sonography salaires? Read this article: 4 Factors Affecting Ultrasound Income


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