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Orthopedic Surgeons, Except Pediatric Salary by City

Orthopedic surgeons (except pediatric) earn the most in Springfield, MO (average $710,930 a year), followed by Las Vegas, NV ($602,360) and Phoenix, AZ ($546,970), among the 32 metro areas we cover. Nationwide the average is $373,570 and the median $358,550, for 14,100 workers (May 2025).

$373,570U.S. average
$711Khighest: Springfield, MO
$137Klowest: Dayton, OH
32metro areas
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Top 15 cities for orthopedic surgeons, except pediatric by average salary

Springfield, MO$710,930
Las Vegas, NV$602,360
Phoenix, AZ$546,970
Dallas, TX$546,600
Seattle, WA$506,820
Omaha, NE$498,610
Tampa, FL$471,060
Portland, OR$460,250
Chicago, IL$450,930
Allentown, PA$434,770
Miami, FL$425,660
Philadelphia, PA$400,070
Charlotte, NC$391,900
Virginia Beach, VA$388,490
Cincinnati, OH$382,590
Average annual wage, BLS OEWS May 2025.

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Orthopedic Surgeons, Except Pediatric salary by state

Missouri pays orthopedic surgeons (except pediatric) the most statewide, $624,070 a year on average. Statewide columns cover every employer in the state; city columns cover the metro areas we publish.

StateStatewide averageStatewide medianJobsMetrosHighest city averageLowest city average
Missouri$624,070$842,800n/a1$710,930$710,930
Nevadan/an/an/a1$602,360$602,360
Minnesota$592,220$537,8303200n/an/a
Arizona$542,140$558,9701101$546,970$546,970
Wisconsin$535,750$572,0602900n/an/a
Mississippi$523,450$544,130n/a0n/an/a
West Virginia$522,050$597,7401201$350,510$350,510
Montana$509,240$560,820n/a0n/an/a
Georgia$503,390$474,8204900n/an/a
Washington$464,800$553,3102901$506,820$506,820
Florida$462,360$473,7505802$471,060$425,660
Oregonn/an/a1401$460,250$460,250
Nebraska$456,110$507,7702002$498,610$343,960
New Hampshire$441,460$555,670800n/an/a
Virginia$432,290$478,7101701$388,490$388,490
Michigan$420,390$413,4502000n/an/a
Oklahoma$419,180$530,070300n/an/a
Illinois$409,500$426,5801701$450,930$450,930
Colorado$374,610$385,4104101$317,330$317,330
North Carolina$372,620$323,6305601$391,900$391,900
Massachusetts$368,800$392,300n/a2$368,470$368,390
New York$364,520$414,2901,4503$347,610$235,920
Pennsylvania$363,580$354,0202402$434,770$400,070
Texas$363,410$200,7804902$546,600$264,960
New Jersey$347,890$341,4304200n/an/a
Kentuckyn/an/an/a1$346,060$346,060
Tennessee$341,820$325,5201801$370,050$370,050
Arkansas$332,090$262,4703501$293,670$293,670
Kansas$307,370$311,630n/a0n/an/a
Ohio$299,520$323,4805003$382,590$137,210
Iowa$294,930$189,4102600n/an/a
Alabama$287,150$324,5703800n/an/a
Indiana$264,890$177,7105000n/an/a
California$258,550$253,430n/a3$279,130$250,720
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Orthopedic Surgeons, Except Pediatric salary in every city we cover

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Metro areaAverageMedianHourlyJobs
Springfield, MO$710,930$869,540$341.79n/a
Las Vegas, NV$602,360$726,990$289.59n/a
Phoenix, AZ$546,970$558,970$262.96n/a
Dallas, TX$546,600$666,930$262.79100
Seattle, WA$506,820$576,130$243.66180
Omaha, NE$498,610$534,820$239.72130
Tampa, FL$471,060$523,610$226.47n/a
Portland, OR$460,250$524,350$221.27120
Chicago, IL$450,930$446,510$216.7950
Allentown, PA$434,770$529,890$209.0350
Miami, FL$425,660$396,920$204.65n/a
Philadelphia, PA$400,070$341,810$192.34130
Charlotte, NC$391,900$572,910$188.41140
Virginia Beach, VA$388,490$478,700$186.78n/a
Cincinnati, OH$382,590$334,250$183.94n/a
Memphis, TN$370,050$325,520$177.9160
Boston, MA$368,470$392,300$177.15n/a
Worcester, MA$368,390$391,930$177.1160
Morgantown, WV$350,510$71,800$168.5150
New York, NY$347,610$341,430$167.121,520
Lexington, KY$346,060$256,240$166.3780
Lincoln, NE$343,960$365,830$165.3640
Boulder, CO$317,330$211,600$152.56130
Cleveland, OH$304,020$323,480$146.16100
Jonesboro, AR$293,670$269,990$141.1930
Sacramento, CA$279,130$312,610$134.20n/a
Rochester, NY$270,740$77,150$130.1790
Houston, TX$264,960$83,160$127.39150
Los Angeles, CA$258,190$203,890$124.13n/a
San Diego, CA$250,720$204,290$120.54230
Albany, NY$235,920$75,720$113.4330
Dayton, OH$137,210$70,610$65.9750

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Orthopedic Surgeons, Except Pediatric salary: questions

Where do orthopedic surgeons (except pediatric) make the most money?

In Springfield, MO, with an average of $710,930 a year, among the 32 metro areas we cover.

What is the average orthopedic surgeons (except pediatric) salary in the U.S.?

$373,570 a year nationwide (BLS OEWS national estimates, May 2025); the median is $358,550, so half of orthopedic surgeons (except pediatric) earn more than that and half less.

What salary should orthopedic surgeons (except pediatric) ask for?

Start from the figures for your city: the middle half of orthopedic surgeons (except pediatric) nationwide earn between $180,610 (25th percentile) and $530,700 (75th percentile). Newer workers usually start near the 25th percentile and experienced ones can ask for the 75th; each city page shows the local range. See how to read salary percentiles.

Which state pays orthopedic surgeons (except pediatric) the most?

Missouri, with a statewide average of $624,070 a year (BLS state estimates, May 2025).

Where is orthopedic surgeons (except pediatric) pay the lowest?

Dayton, OH, at $137,210 a year on average. Lower pay often comes with lower prices: check the cost of living on each city page.

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