Cardiovascular Technologist and Technician Salary

Cardiovascular Technologists and Technicians earn a median $74,310 a year nationally. Healthcare Practitioners and Technical Occupations

U.S. median
$74,310
$35.73 per hour
Range
$39,000 – $121,350
10th to 90th percentile
Employed
62,960
across the U.S.

Cardiovascular Technologist and Technician take-home pay calculator

Starts at the national median. Pick your state to see your real paycheck.

Cardiovascular Technologist and Technician
Deductions, kids & local tax

2026 tax year. Federal brackets from IRS Rev. Proc. 2025-32.

Your take-home pay
$61,107
per year · effective tax rate 17.8%
$5,092Monthly
$2,546Twice a month
$2,350Every 2 weeks
$29.38Hourly
  • Federal income tax$7,518
  • Social Security (6.2%)$4,607
  • Medicare (1.45%)$1,077
  • Texas income tax$0
  • Take-home pay$61,107

Marginal rate: 22% federal + 0.00% state

Pay by experience

PercentileSalaryHourlyTake-home (no state tax)
10th percentile (entry level)$39,000$18.75$33,517
25th percentile$47,890$23.02$40,660
Median (50th)$74,310$35.73$61,107
75th percentile$98,110$47.17$77,850
90th percentile (top earners)$121,350$58.34$94,200

Best cities for cardiovascular technologists and technicians (after tax & cost of living)

#Metro areaMedianTake-homeReal value*Jobs
1Salt Lake City, UT$224,280$157,170$155,818810
2Seattle, WA$107,710$84,604$76,129640
3Boston, MA$107,000$78,975$72,945780
4Nashville, TN$80,320$65,335$67,819470
5Cleveland, OH$79,270$63,199$67,288510
6Indianapolis, IN$80,720$63,265$66,110470
7San Francisco, CA$103,060$74,638$64,558500
8Washington, DC$93,030$69,338$63,6801,390
9Baltimore, MD$86,270$65,787$62,962510
10Detroit, MI$81,410$62,893$62,706850
11Virginia Beach, VA$78,100$60,097$61,360610
12Atlanta, GA$79,250$61,092$61,0571,410
13Tampa, FL$72,030$59,503$58,978760
14New York, NY$87,210$66,070$58,6964,180
15Miami, FL$81,120$65,898$57,7271,420
16Philadelphia, PA$73,380$58,200$56,7511,880
17Phoenix, AZ$68,330$55,401$53,623950
18Austin, TX$62,600$52,479$53,514520
19Jacksonville, FL$62,400$52,318$52,590570
20Orlando, FL$63,250$53,001$52,260770
21Houston, TX$60,650$50,912$51,6201,480
22San Diego, CA$74,830$57,726$51,593470
23Cincinnati, OH$55,880$46,325$48,574450
24Riverside, CA$64,120$50,949$47,866480
25Charlotte, NC$56,780$46,046$47,300600

*Take-home pay in U.S.-average dollars (BEA Regional Price Parities).

Highest-paying cities

Cardiovascular Technologist and Technician salary by state

StateMedianTake-homeRangeJobs
Utah $113,510$84,542 $47,780 – $224,2801,250
Hawaii $111,730$80,471 $50,520 – $132,860140
Massachusetts $105,580$78,047 $47,690 – $134,3901,110
Rhode Island $104,000$78,656 $64,160 – $126,150260
Idaho $100,100$75,053 $46,460 – $123,200220
District of Columbia $99,380$73,265 $49,520 – $157,420280
Oregon $99,240$70,791 $49,740 – $135,060550
Connecticut $94,940$71,974 $43,880 – $129,020620
Colorado $94,190$71,657 $50,230 – $129,730720
New York $89,570$67,598 $50,540 – $128,7503,540
Delaware $87,640$66,042 $39,980 – $111,240290
Maryland $86,440$65,898 $41,160 – $117,140970
Wyoming $84,140$68,022 $49,350 – $105,91060
Washington $83,790$67,776 $56,310 – $150,1301,110
New Hampshire $83,100$67,291 $46,950 – $120,760150
Montana $82,850$63,795 $40,690 – $106,640190
New Jersey $82,710$63,938 $47,950 – $115,5502,440
Maine $82,050$62,181 $46,380 – $105,830220
Michigan $80,650$62,390 $38,990 – $96,5002,070
Indiana $79,380$62,362 $38,930 – $104,1301,380
Ohio $79,270$63,199 $38,670 – $101,0302,140
Alaska $79,040$64,435 $48,210 – $137,280160
Iowa $78,850$61,956 $40,530 – $101,850380
California $78,170$59,765 $54,720 – $157,4705,570
Georgia $78,070$60,323 $40,920 – $112,1202,580
Florida $77,140$63,098 $37,490 – $106,8005,640
Virginia $76,880$59,309 $38,370 – $131,3302,410
Tennessee $76,650$62,753 $39,600 – $103,9701,030
Arizona $74,900$59,858 $39,450 – $127,6701,450
Arkansas $74,800$58,747 $45,410 – $105,140410
Wisconsin $74,380$58,595 $47,460 – $108,080900
Missouri $73,680$58,138 $37,500 – $103,930850
Minnesota $71,520$55,804 $48,970 – $106,650950
Nevada $71,240$58,947 $46,020 – $125,480380
Vermont $69,620$55,673 $46,110 – $134,57050
Kansas $69,060$54,360 $39,820 – $102,440540
South Dakota $67,290$56,169 $40,650 – $103,040200
North Dakota $65,890$55,097 $38,790 – $110,240120
Illinois $61,870$48,975 $40,550 – $105,1501,710
Kentucky $60,980$49,161 $37,870 – $101,250940
Nebraska $60,000$48,540 $40,280 – $98,490330
South Carolina $59,170$47,330 $35,330 – $101,090890
Pennsylvania $58,090$47,072 $40,810 – $100,2503,630
North Carolina $55,460$45,038 $38,650 – $101,8501,990
Texas $53,000$44,766 $36,650 – $103,1206,140
Louisiana $50,050$41,280 $29,830 – $88,010890
Alabama $47,650$38,349 $31,390 – $81,310930
New Mexico $47,340$39,149 $36,720 – $98,760400
West Virginia $45,910$37,730 $34,450 – $79,370350
Oklahoma $44,900$36,782 $34,150 – $89,030830
Mississippi $38,000$31,925 $30,390 – $82,330590

Frequently asked questions

How much does a cardiovascular technologist and technician make?

The national median salary for cardiovascular technologists and technicians is $74,310 a year ($35.73 an hour). The lowest-paid 10% earn under $39,000 and the top 10% earn over $121,350. Source: BLS, May 2025.

Which state pays cardiovascular technologists and technicians the most?

Utah has the highest median pay at $113,510. After taxes and local prices, Salt Lake City, UT offers the best real take-home pay of any metro area.

How many cardiovascular technologists and technicians are there in the U.S.?

About 62,960 people work as cardiovascular technologists and technicians nationwide.

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