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What clinical and counseling psychologists are paid

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What clinical and counseling psychologists are paid nationally 10th percentile $55,170, 25th percentile $73,210, median $100,580, 75th percentile $135,200, 90th percentile $180,960 $55,170 $180,960 $73,210 $135,200 Median $100,580
The ten states with the most clinical and counseling psychologists employment, by median pay and the middle-half range.
StateEmploymentTypical pay (BLS)
California12,840$77,050 to $162,360 (middle half), median $116,000
New York8,420$86,220 to $135,200 (middle half), median $114,400
Illinois5,810$53,650 to $126,890 (middle half), median $83,750
Texas3,640$59,990 to $106,510 (middle half), median $83,660
Pennsylvania3,140$73,670 to $131,360 (middle half), median $91,870
Florida3,040$69,330 to $146,650 (middle half), median $85,610
Massachusetts2,860$84,610 to $159,570 (middle half), median $115,180
North Carolina2,770$74,460 to $122,440 (middle half), median $92,130
New Jersey2,700$64,780 to $166,490 (middle half), median $127,090
Michigan2,170$72,440 to $111,050 (middle half), median $84,730

Pay figures are Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates for the occupation, May 2025. They describe the job nationally, not what any one school's graduates earn.