How much do radiologists make in Kansas?

The median wage for radiologists in Kansas is $179,990 a year (Bureau of Labor Statistics, May 2025). There are about Not reported jobs in the state.

Checked Oct 23, 2026

Radiologists Salary in Kansas

Radiologists in Kansas earn a median $179,990 a year, 57% below the U.S. median.

Median in KS: $179,990 a year
U.S. median: $420,860 a year
Employment: Not reported

Pay range in Kansas

10%: $179,990Median: $179,99090%: $259,570

Median (50%): $179,990 · $86.53 an hour
Mean (average): $199,480 · $95.90 an hour (estimate error ±25.6%)
10th percentile: $179,990 · $86.53 an hour
25th percentile: $179,990 · $86.53 an hour
75th percentile: $194,800 · $93.65 an hour
90th percentile: $259,570 · $124.80 an hour
Employment: Not reported

Radiologists pay by metro area in Kansas

Includes metro areas that cross into this state and nonmetropolitan areas

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Area	Median wage	Employment
Kansas City, MO-KS	Not reported	40

Frequently asked questions

How much do radiologists make in Kansas?: The median wage for radiologists in Kansas is $179,990 a year (Bureau of Labor Statistics, May 2025). There are about Not reported jobs in the state.

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