PA pay vs average cost of living in each state

Below is the average salary for physician assistants by state compared to each state's average cost of living index, using data from insure.com and ZipRecruiter:

 

State:             COL Index:   Salary:

Alabama

89.1

$95,474 

Alaska

124.4

$104,387 

Arizona

104.08

$109,606 

Arkansas

92.11

$91,080 

California

146.79

$98,213 

Colorado

109.51

$96,194 

Connecticut

114.09

$105,909 

Delaware

105.37

$95,601 

Florida

107.76

$89,926 

Georgia

96.2

$87,836 

Hawaii

185.51

$110,301 

Idaho

102.65

$99,740 

Illinois

102.99

$89,808 

Indiana

95.49

$105,831 

Iowa

87.73

$97,164 

Kansas

91.33

$92,498 

Kentucky

94.38

$95,741 

Louisiana

98.98

$83,764 

Maine

112.61

$113,602 

Maryland

124.79

$101,421 

Massachusetts

141.9

$110,289 

Michigan

96.08

$89,704 

Minnesota

96.17

$104,624 

Mississippi

85.46

$90,745 

Missouri

91.48

$88,787 

Montana

99.3

$104,675 

Nebraska

93.33

$95,414 

Nevada

103.01

$109,609 

New Hampshire

112.49

$116,295 

New Jersey

110.26

$107,603 

New Mexico

92.91

$94,297 

New York

138.52

$125,125 

North Carolina

95.29

$78,886 

North Dakota

97.25

$101,883 

Ohio

91.32

$98,793 

Oklahoma

88

$91,170 

Oregon

121.7

$104,189 

Pennsylvania

99.48

$102,930 

Rhode Island

111.82

$104,362 

South Carolina

93.37

$94,144 

South 

Dakota

93.38

$97,702 

Tennessee

91.15

$109,092 

Texas

95.56

$88,377 

Utah

102.98

$96,921 

Vermont

114.36

$114,688 

Virginia

109.8

$98,840 

Washington

126.67

$108,050 

West Virginia

92.48

$105,438 

Wisconsin

97.84

$99,531 

Wyoming

91.48

$109,309 

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