The average salary for an occupational health specialist in Kansas is around $64,840 per year.
Avg Salary
Occupational health specialists earn an average yearly salary of $64,840.
Wages typically start from $39,970 and go up to $105,185.
11% above national average Updated in 2018
Occupational health specialist earnings by seniority
Approximate values based on highest and lowest earning segments.
Occupational health specialist salary by state
State Name | Average Salary |
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Rhode Island | $94,240 |
District of Columbia | $89,460 |
California | $87,240 |
Alaska | $84,700 |
Connecticut | $83,030 |
North Dakota | $82,720 |
Massachusetts | $82,440 |
New Jersey | $80,730 |
Colorado | $79,630 |
Maryland | $78,220 |
Minnesota | $76,510 |
West Virginia | $76,450 |
Wyoming | $76,070 |
Washington | $75,690 |
Utah | $75,000 |
Illinois | $74,759 |
Oregon | $74,030 |
Tennessee | $73,910 |
Hawaii | $73,900 |
Nevada | $73,850 |
New York | $73,380 |
New Hampshire | $73,080 |
Ohio | $72,930 |
Idaho | $72,440 |
Texas | $72,310 |
New Mexico | $72,020 |
Louisiana | $71,760 |
Georgia | $70,850 |
Alabama | $70,670 |
Delaware | $70,530 |
Pennsylvania | $70,330 |
Iowa | $70,252 |
Maine | $69,900 |
Michigan | $69,740 |
Arizona | $69,380 |
Virginia | $68,840 |
Mississippi | $68,820 |
North Carolina | $68,790 |
Missouri | $67,930 |
South Dakota | $67,330 |
Vermont | $66,440 |
Montana | $66,380 |
Florida | $65,960 |
Nebraska | $65,210 |
Oklahoma | $65,120 |
Kansas | $64,840 |
Wisconsin | $64,680 |
Arkansas | $64,090 |
Kentucky | $63,690 |
Indiana | $62,790 |
Guam | $54,740 |
South Carolina | $51,930 |
Puerto Rico | $35,210 |
How do occupational health specialist salaries compare to similar careers?
Occupational health specialists earn about the same as related careers in Kansas. On average, they make less than environmental restoration planners but more than non-destructive testing specialists.
Source: CareerExplorer (Aggregated)