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Medical equipment repairers in the United States

Pay, demand and where to work, from BLS data with the year on every table.

In short: Medical equipment repairers: median pay $61,660 a year, 65,990 jobs, +12.6% growth projected to 2035, typically associate's degree.
Alaska: 1.1 location quotientAlabama: 1.1 location quotientArkansas: 0.9 location quotientArizona: 1.9 location quotientCalifornia: 0.8 location quotientColorado: 1.2 location quotientConnecticut: 1.5 location quotientDistrict of Columbia: 0.4 location quotientDelaware: 1.4 location quotientFlorida: 1.0 location quotientGeorgia: 0.8 location quotientHawaii: 1.1 location quotientIowa: 1.0 location quotientIdaho: 0.8 location quotientIllinois: 1.0 location quotientIndiana: 1.0 location quotientKansas: 2.1 location quotientKentucky: 1.0 location quotientLouisiana: 0.4 location quotientMassachusetts: 1.4 location quotientMaryland: 1.4 location quotientMaine: 1.4 location quotientMichigan: 1.0 location quotientMinnesota: 1.7 location quotientMissouri: 1.2 location quotientMississippi: 0.6 location quotientMontana: 0.3 location quotientNorth Carolina: 1.3 location quotientNorth Dakota: 1.5 location quotientNebraska: 0.8 location quotientNew Hampshire: 0.5 location quotientNew Jersey: 1.3 location quotientNew Mexico: 0.6 location quotientNevada: 0.5 location quotientNew York: 0.7 location quotientOhio: 1.5 location quotientOklahoma: 1.2 location quotientOregon: 0.6 location quotientPennsylvania: 0.6 location quotientRhode Island: 0.7 location quotientSouth Carolina: 0.8 location quotientSouth Dakota: 0.8 location quotientTennessee: 1.0 location quotientTexas: 0.9 location quotientUtah: 0.8 location quotientVirginia: 0.8 location quotientVermont: 0.5 location quotientWashington: 0.9 location quotientWisconsin: 1.2 location quotientWest Virginia: 1.3 location quotientWyoming: 0.7 location quotient
Where medical equipment repairers concentrate

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By AtiveSite · Published 07/11/2026 · Updated 07/11/2026 · Every figure is linked to its source below.

$61,660median pay a year
65,990jobs (OEWS May 2025)
+12.6%growth 2025–35
8,200openings a year
Associate's degreetypical entry education
Moderate-term on-the-job trainingon-the-job training

Overview

NATIONAL (all US) Official statistics Source: BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS), May 2025 · BLS Employment Projections 2025–35 · Data: OEWS May 2025; projections 2025–35

Medical equipment repairers (SOC 49-9062) employed 65,990 people in May 2025. The median pay is $61,660 a year ($29.64 an hour); the lowest-paid 10% earn under $38,490 and the highest-paid 10% more than $98,280. BLS projects its employment to change by +12.6% between 2025 and 2035 (about 8,200 openings a year including replacements). The typical way in: Associate's degree.

Highest median pay: Alaska ($78,570), Massachusetts ($78,230), Oregon ($76,600). Most jobs: California (6,080), Texas (5,540), Florida (4,260).

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Pay

NATIONAL (all US) Official statistic Source: BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS), May 2025 · Data: May 2025

Sort:
Measure ⇅Annual ⇅Hourly equivalent ⇅
10th percentile (entry level)$38,490$18.50
25th percentile$47,470$22.82
Median$61,660$29.64
Mean$65,930$31.70
75th percentile$78,500$37.74
90th percentile (experienced)$98,280$47.25

What is left after tax? (estimate)

Estimate for a wage earner: 2026 federal brackets and standard deduction (IRS), Social Security 6.2% up to $184,500, Medicare 1.45% (+0.9% above $200,000 single / $250,000 married), and a state rate you set. It ignores credits, pre-tax deductions, local taxes and benefits. Sources: IRS: tax year 2026 inflation adjustments · SSA wage base per Federal Register notice 2025-19763.

Hourly equivalents divide by 2,080 hours. Pay above $239,200 is shown as "≥ $239,200" (BLS top code).

Outlook

NATIONAL (all US) Official projection Source: BLS Employment Projections 2025–35 · Data: 2025–35 projections

Sort:
Measure ⇅Value ⇅
Jobs 202571,800
Jobs 2035 (projected)80,900
Change in jobs9,100
Percent change+12.6%
Openings a year (growth + replacements)8,200
Self-employed share8.5%
Typical entry educationAssociate's degree
Work experience in a related occupationNone
Typical on-the-job trainingModerate-term on-the-job training

Licences and certifications are set by states and employers; the education shown is the usual entry requirement, not a legal one.

By state

STATE (50 states + DC) Official statistic Source: BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS), May 2025 · Data: May 2025

Sort:
State ⇅Jobs ⇅Location quotient ⇅Median pay ⇅Entry (10th pct.) ⇅Top (90th pct.) ⇅Median vs US ⇅Yearly rent as % of median pay ⇅
Alabama1,0301.15$53,140$32,320$95,610-14%24%
Alaska1601.15$78,570$63,490$99,520+27%22%
Arizona2,6301.92$62,810$36,090$93,970+2%32%
Arkansas5100.93$38,950$28,430$90,120-37%30%
California6,0800.79$72,450$47,920$129,810+17%35%
Colorado1,4601.20$66,720$44,490$95,540+8%33%
Connecticut1,0601.47$71,220$47,210$99,630+16%26%
Delaware3001.43$62,260$56,190$99,610+1%29%
District of Columbia1300.44$59,780$47,880$99,540-3%39%
Florida4,2601.01$56,940$37,560$96,800-8%38%
Georgia1,7400.84$48,350$37,280$76,820-22%37%
Hawaii2901.10$72,360$54,030$92,810+17%32%
Idaho3100.84$74,270$57,910$103,330+20%22%
Illinois2,6201.01$67,380$42,190$99,880+9%24%
Indiana1,3801.02$64,590$40,540$98,260+5%21%
Iowa6500.99$59,300$40,400$80,360-4%20%
Kansas1,2702.09$45,200$36,160$73,890-27%29%
Kentucky8601.02$60,230$35,310$82,980-2%20%
Louisiana3000.36$61,110$39,730$108,010-1%21%
Maine3901.44$61,810$41,670$94,550+0%23%
Maryland1,6601.42$72,310$46,600$99,660+17%29%
Massachusetts2,2001.43$78,230$48,860$100,490+27%28%
Michigan1,8200.97$60,680$37,320$98,430-2%23%
Minnesota2,0801.66$73,940$42,610$103,240+20%21%
Mississippi2700.55$40,710$29,120$65,750-34%29%
Missouri1,5401.23$57,340$37,320$99,420-7%22%
Montana800.35$74,070$51,160$84,550+20%19%
Nebraska3600.83$57,080$43,630$76,310-7%23%
Nevada3000.45$69,820$44,830$95,000+13%29%
New Hampshire1500.53$61,860$49,510$96,110+0%30%
New Jersey2,4001.32$68,460$45,210$102,650+11%32%
New Mexico2000.55$62,640$39,360$102,010+2%21%
New York2,7900.68$63,670$45,600$99,280+3%31%
North Carolina2,6501.26$59,190$35,510$88,750-4%27%
North Dakota2701.50$73,610$48,630$98,370+19%16%
Ohio3,5201.49$57,370$37,910$82,850-7%23%
Oklahoma9001.25$48,440$33,710$77,250-21%26%
Oregon4900.59$76,600$48,920$105,750+24%25%
Pennsylvania1,4200.55$62,890$45,330$102,750+2%24%
Rhode Island1500.68$63,010$44,370$83,760+2%27%
South Carolina8000.82$46,120$18,060$73,540-25%33%
South Dakota1500.78$69,530$49,700$105,650+13%17%
Tennessee1,4001.00$48,530$45,780$81,470-21%32%
Texas5,5400.93$58,370$38,030$89,150-5%30%
Utah6000.81$58,910$38,400$93,490-4%32%
Vermont700.54$60,680$51,770$90,480-2%26%
Virginia1,3600.78$61,070$44,010$97,320-1%32%
Washington1,4100.93$71,190$46,900$106,500+15%31%
West Virginia3801.26$47,090$35,920$81,360-24%23%
Wisconsin1,4901.19$62,220$41,610$115,610+1%22%
Wyoming800.65$44,640$38,110$82,620-28%27%

Location quotient above 1 means the occupation is more concentrated in the state than in the nation. "n/a" means BLS suppressed the figure. Rent uses the state median gross rent (ACS).

Metro areas

METRO Official statistic Source: BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS), May 2025 · Data: May 2025

The 60 highest-paying metropolitan areas among those with at least 300 jobs in this occupation.

Sort:
Metropolitan area ⇅Jobs ⇅Median pay ⇅Entry (10th pct.) ⇅Top (90th pct.) ⇅Location quotient ⇅
San Francisco-Oakland-Fremont, CA650$88,190$54,950$159,3800.64
San Jose-Sunnyvale-Santa Clara, CA390$84,970$57,170$139,6000.80
Boston-Cambridge-Newton, MA-NH1,660$78,480$50,690$100,4901.44
Seattle-Tacoma-Bellevue, WA930$77,020$48,250$110,4801.05
Portland-Vancouver-Hillsboro, OR-WA370$75,900$51,000$105,7500.72
Denver-Aurora-Centennial, CO930$72,230$49,880$94,8801.37
Riverside-San Bernardino-Ontario, CA410$72,040$45,700$132,0800.57
Jacksonville, FL320$70,930$38,830$98,8501.00
Baltimore-Columbia-Towson, MD690$69,940$43,190$98,3301.19
Chicago-Naperville-Elgin, IL-IN1,940$68,580$42,490$99,2901.01
New York-Newark-Jersey City, NY-NJ3,010$68,460$48,190$101,3700.75
Hartford-West Hartford-East Hartford, CT400$68,260$46,050$99,2901.56
San Diego-Chula Vista-Carlsbad, CA490$67,400$50,000$128,1600.75
Sacramento-Roseville-Folsom, CA460$67,270$49,900$135,1501.01
Durham-Chapel Hill, NC310$65,890$44,930$97,7202.12
Indianapolis-Carmel-Greenwood, IN610$65,870$44,800$98,2601.30
Milwaukee-Waukesha, WI510$64,170$42,030$118,8301.46
Washington-Arlington-Alexandria, DC-VA-MD-WV980$63,960$44,010$99,6600.74
Minneapolis-St. Paul-Bloomington, MN-WI1,440$63,740$42,290$98,8401.74
Phoenix-Mesa-Chandler, AZ2,140$63,060$36,090$95,2602.12
Louisville/Jefferson County, KY-IN440$62,990$35,310$79,3301.50
Philadelphia-Camden-Wilmington, PA-NJ-DE-MD1,010$62,830$49,290$93,9400.82
Los Angeles-Long Beach-Anaheim, CA2,270$62,160$47,450$110,2500.85
Raleigh-Cary, NC470$61,840$37,470$95,5801.49
Cincinnati, OH-KY-IN560$61,540$38,350$95,6401.19
Charlotte-Concord-Gastonia, NC-SC640$61,530$35,510$82,2201.11
Nashville-Davidson--Murfreesboro--Franklin, TN340$61,230$36,560$90,9400.73
Houston-Pasadena-The Woodlands, TX1,090$61,080$38,910$94,1700.78
Cleveland, OH700$60,590$38,240$90,7801.59
Detroit-Warren-Dearborn, MI910$60,420$37,310$99,0501.13
San Antonio-New Braunfels, TX380$60,250$38,100$84,2400.79
Austin-Round Rock-San Marcos, TX480$60,080$42,040$95,2900.87
Salt Lake City-Murray, UT400$59,990$40,100$82,5601.14
St. Louis, MO-IL550$59,610$39,330$107,4400.96
Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington, TX1,670$58,680$39,780$97,1000.97
Miami-Fort Lauderdale-West Palm Beach, FL1,140$56,150$38,750$94,9500.95
Kansas City, MO-KS1,030$52,980$38,700$79,2102.22
Orlando-Kissimmee-Sanford, FL550$50,740$35,740$94,1100.93
Oklahoma City, OK390$49,820$33,710$81,5901.36
Atlanta-Sandy Springs-Roswell, GA1,130$49,710$38,110$77,0200.92
Columbus, OH710$49,510$38,670$81,3201.52
Tampa-St. Petersburg-Clearwater, FL630$49,150$37,150$90,1501.03
Memphis, TN-MS-AR510$48,530$47,600$81,4701.95
Birmingham, AL420$47,950$34,880$95,6101.92
Knoxville, TN300$47,530$47,500$64,6501.68

FAQ

How much does a medical equipment repairers earn in the US?

The median is $61,660 a year ($29.64 an hour); the lowest-paid tenth earn under $38,490 and the highest-paid tenth over $98,280 (BLS OEWS, May 2025).

How many medical equipment repairers jobs are there?

65,990 in May 2025, and BLS projects +12.6% growth to 2035.

What education do you need to become a medical equipment repairers?

The typical entry education is: Associate's degree (BLS).

Which state pays medical equipment repairers the most?

Alaska, with a median of $78,570 (among states with published figures).

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