ZIpRecruiter compiles data from job postings on its website to determine average pay. Gastroenterologist salaries range from $300,000 to $400,000 across the U.S.
How GI salaries stack up:
1. New York – $437,514
2. Massachusetts – $435,191
3. Maryland – $411,284
4. Connecticut – $403,311
5. Vermont – $401,542
6. Washington – $400,587
7. California – $400,553
8. Alaska – $400,000
9. North Dakota – $400,000
10. Nevada – $400,000
11. Idaho – $400,000
12. Wyoming – $400,000
13. Montana – $400,000
14. Nebraska – $398,759
15. Hawaii – $398,146
16. West Virginia – $392,318
17. Virginia – $390,829
18. Delaware – $388,927
19. Arizona – $387,364
20. New Hampshire – $382,601
21. Rhode Island – $381,475
22. Pennsylvania – $379,589
23. Colorado – $378,808
24. New Jersey – $378,657
25. Louisiana – $378,490
26. Minnesota – $377,940
27. South Dakota – $377,842
28. Oregon – $376,930
29. South Carolina – $376,904
30. Tennessee- $374,891
31. Ohio – $373,747
32. Kentucky – $372,702
33. Iowa – $372,061
34. Indiana – $371,725
35. Oklahoma – $370,820
36. Utah – $370,149
37. Kansas – $367,583
38. Wisconsin – $367,347
39. Alabama – $363,627
40. Georgia – $360,314
41. Texas – $359,747
42. Arkansas – $357,415
43. New Mexico – $357,257
44. Mississippi – $350,798
45. Maine – $350,785
46. Missouri – $350,195
47. Illinois – $350,195
48. Michigan – $348,415
49. Florida – $331,462
50. North Carolina – $310,770
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