Pharmacy Tech Salary - State average median salary of pharmacy technician, lead by california, also percentage compare to previous year.

PharmD | technician | Pharmacy Tech Salary

A determinant factors of pharmacy technician salary

work settings (retail, hospital, clinic, mail order),
number of years of experience,
certification

Pharmacy Technician Average Salary 2006

State

Hourly / Yearly

Alabama

10.49 / 21,800

Alaska

16.23 / 33,800

Arizona

13.00 / 27,000

Arkansas

10.40 / 21,600

California

16.34 / 34,000

Colorado

14.32 / 29,800

Connecticut

13.41 / 27,900

Delaware

9.32 / 19,400

District of Columbia

14.82 / 30,800

Florida

11.55 / 24,000

Georgia

11.37 / 23,600

Hawaii

14.46 / 30,100

Idaho

12.53 / 26,100

Illinois

12.07 / 25,100

Indiana

11.63 / 24,200

Iowa

11.09 / 23,100

Kansas

11.70 / 24,300

Kentucky

10.67 / 22,200

Louisiana

11.08 / 23,000

Maine

11.96 / 24,900

Maryland

12.99 / 27,000

Massachusetts

12.80 / 26,600

Michigan

12.49 / 26,000

Minnesota

13.53 / 28,100

Mississippi

10.46 / 21,800

Missouri

10.66 / 22,200

Montana

12.48 / 26,000

Nebraska

11.69 / 24,300

Nevada

14.43 / 30,000

New Hampshire

11.05 / 23,000

New Jersey

11.95 / 24,900

New Mexico

12.78 / 26,600

New York

12.83 / 26,700

North Carolina

11.03 / 22,900

North Dakota

12.66 / 26,300

Ohio

11.28 / 23,500

Oklahoma

10.59 / 22,000

Oregon

14.79 / 30,800

Pennsylvania

10.81 / 22,500

Rhode Island

12.93 / 26,900

South Carolina

11.25 / 23,400

South Dakota

11.54 / 24,000

Tennessee

12.14 / 25,300

Texas

12.82 / 26,700

Utah

13.63 / 28,400

Vermont

11.82 / 24,600

Virginia

11.69 / 24,300

Washington

15.93 / 33,100

West Virginia

10.21 / 21,200

Wisconsin

12.03 / 25,000

Wyoming

13.16 / 27,400

Pharmacy Tech AverageSalary 2007

The percentage increase reflects from previous year 2006

State

Hourly / Yearly - % Increase

Alabama

11.24 / 23380 - 7.25 %

Alaska

16.33 / 33970 - 0.50 %

Arizona

13.83 / 28770 - 6.56 %

Arkansas

11.43 / 23770 - 10.05 %

California

17.04 / 35450 - 4.26 %

Colorado

14.70 / 30580 - 2.62 %

Connecticut

14.84 / 30860 - 10.61 %

Delaware

11.94 / 24830 - 27.99 %

District of Columbia

15.88 / 33030 - 7.24 %

Florida

12.95 / 26940 - 12.25 %

Georgia

12.27 / 25530 - 8.18 %

Hawaii

15.94 / 33150 - 10.13 %

Idaho

13.07 / 27180 - 4.14 %

Illinois

12.76 / 26530 - 5.70 %

Indiana

12.49 / 25990 - 7.40 %

Iowa

12.06 / 25080 - 8.57 %

Kansas

12.40 / 25790 - 6.13 %

Kentucky

11.39 / 23700 - 6.76 %

Louisiana

11.94 / 24830 - 7.96 %

Maine

12.51 / 26010 - 4.46 %

Maryland

13.84 / 28790 - 6.63 %

Massachusetts

14.17 / 29480 - 10.83 %

Michigan

13.25 / 27550 - 5.96 %

Minnesota

14.12 / 29360 - 4.48 %

Mississippi

11.57 / 24080 - 10.46 %

Missouri

11.45 / 23810 - 7.25 %

Montana

13.60 / 28290 - 8.81 %

Nebraska

12.44 / 25880 - 6.50 %

Nevada

15.09 / 31390 - 4.63 %

New Hampshire

12.76 / 26530 - 15.35 %

New Jersey

13.41 / 27890 - 12.01 %

New Mexico

13.21 / 27480 - 3.31 %

New York

13.83 / 28760 - 7.72 %

North Carolina

11.87 / 24700 - 7.86 %

North Dakota

13.69 / 28470 - 8.25 %

Ohio

12.01 / 24980 - 6.30 %

Oklahoma

11.52 / 23970 - 8.95 %

Oregon

15.28 / 31770 - 3.15 %

Pennsylvania

12.11 / 25180 - 11.91 %

Rhode Island

14.48 / 30120 - 11.97 %

South Carolina

11.77 / 24480 - 4.62 %

South Dakota

12.65 / 26320 - 9.67 %

Tennessee

12.80 / 26620 - 5.22 %

Texas

13.34 / 27750 - 3.93 %

Utah

14.16 / 29460 - 3.73 %

Vermont

12.86 / 26740 - 8.70 %

Virginia

12.62 / 26240 - 7.98 %

Washington

16.68 / 34700 - 4.83 %

West Virginia

10.92 / 22720 - 7.17 %

Wisconsin

13.01 / 27070 - 8.28 %

Wyoming

13.94 / 29000 - 5.84 %

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