Physical Therapist Salary in New York
Physical Therapist pay in New York, explained
Physical therapists in New York earn a median of $100,660 per year ($48.39 per hour), which is 2% below the national median of $102,760. Entry-level workers earn around $73,580, while the most experienced physical therapists reach about $136,120. Pay varies by employer, setting, and metro area within New York.
Is $100,660 good pay in New York?
Adjusted for New York's cost of living (which runs 108% of the U.S. average), that $100,660 is worth about $93,272 in national buying power — ranking New York #49 for real pay (vs #29 on the sticker number).
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Physical Therapist pay by experience in New York
Physical Therapist pay in neighboring states
| State | Median / yr | Real pay | vs NY |
|---|---|---|---|
| New York (here) | $100,660 | $93,272 | — |
| New Jersey | $112,140 | $103,065 | −$11,480 |
| Connecticut | $104,360 | $100,724 | −$3,700 |
| Massachusetts | $103,790 | $98,140 | −$3,130 |
| Pennsylvania | $101,380 | $103,903 | −$720 |
| Vermont | $97,970 | $100,012 | +$2,690 |
Physical Therapist in New York: FAQ
How much do physical therapists make in New York?
Physical therapists in New York earn a median of $100,660 per year ($48.39 per hour), compared with $102,760 nationally.
Does New York pay physical therapists well?
At $100,660, New York pays 2% below the national median for physical therapists. An estimated 20,940 work in the state.