Radiology Technologist Salary Guide: High Point, NC

Average Radiology Technologist Salary

$27.58/hour

The average salary for a Radiology Technologist in High Point, NC is $27.58 per hour. This is 69% lower than the North Carolina average of $46.50.

Estimate based on Bureau of Labor Statistics data.

Radiology Technologist salaries in High Point, NC compared to State and National Averages

$27.58/hour

High Point, NC

95% lower than the US average.

$46.50/hour

North Carolina

15% lower than the US average.

$53.69/hour

United States

How Radiology Technologist Salaries in High Point Compare to Other Cities

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Athens, Georgia

$55/hour

This is 53% higher than the High Point average of $25.90.

Waldorf, Maryland

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Washington, District of Columbia

$34/hour

This is 23% higher than the High Point average of $25.90.

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