Medical Receptionist United States

Medical Receptionist salary in the US

Typical pay

$19.57an hour

About $40,700 a year at full time

Most Medical Receptionists earn $18.00 to $21.50 an hour

From 1,646 current job postings, updated Nov 14, 2026 Pay that employers list in their job postings

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The median Medical Receptionist pay in the US is $19.57 an hour. Most job postings pay $18.00 to $21.50. From 1,646 current job postings, updated Nov 14, 2026.

How much does a Medical Receptionist make an hour?

A Medical Receptionist in the US typically makes about $19.57 an hour. Most job postings pay $18.00 to $21.50.

How much does a Medical Receptionist make a year?

A Medical Receptionist in the US typically makes about $40,700 a year. Most job postings pay $37,400 to $44,700.

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Typical pay by state

$19.09 to $19.88 $19.88 to $20.57 $20.57 to $21.38 $21.38 to $22.30 $22.30 to $24.50 Not enough postings yet

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Typical pay by state. Rows with fewer than 40 postings that list pay show a dash.
California $24.50123
Massachusetts $22.82101
Minnesota $22.5040
Connecticut $21.5059
New Jersey $21.5073
New York $21.20254
Ohio $20.6576
Illinois $20.5151
Virginia $20.5054
Pennsylvania $19.7375
Florida $19.53109
Texas $19.09102
Alabama–16
Alaska–3
Arizona–18
Arkansas–6
Colorado–29
Delaware–3
District of Columbia–1
Georgia–37
Hawaii–2
Idaho–14
Indiana–32
Iowa–9
Kansas–7
Kentucky–18
Louisiana–10
Maine–17
Maryland–30
Michigan–30
Mississippi–11
Missouri–28
Montana–3
Nebraska–1
Nevada–13
New Hampshire–24
New Mexico–9
North Carolina–30
North Dakota–4
Oklahoma–2
Oregon–23
Rhode Island–10
South Carolina–23
South Dakota–6
Tennessee–38
Utah–9
Vermont–9
Washington–32
West Virginia–7
Wisconsin–16
Wyoming–3

Pay advertised in current postings, per hour. Postings are those that list pay.

Pay in the biggest hiring cities

Pay in the biggest hiring cities. Rows with fewer than 40 postings that list pay show a dash.
Los Angeles, CA $24.0049
Boston, MA $23.4678
New York, NY $21.75265
Philadelphia, PA $20.7644
Albany, NY–39
Chicago, IL–36
Cincinnati, OH–28
Cleveland, OH–22
Dallas, TX–36
Hartford, CT–25
Minneapolis, MN–33
San Antonio, TX–24
San Francisco, CA–22
Syracuse, NY–26
Washington, DC–32

Pay by experience level

What most job postings pay at each stage. The dot is typical pay.

  • Starting out 1,371 job postings
    $16.80 $19.00

    Typical: $18.00

    Most new hires start near the low end.

  • Experienced 35 job postings
    $21.19 $25.39

    Typical: $22.48

  • Senior 24 job postings
    $21.20 $24.65

    Typical: $23.54

  • Lead or manager 4 job postings

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Pay by employer and level

Typical hourly pay at the employers with the most postings that list pay. A dash means fewer than 10 of their postings at that level list pay.

Typical pay by employer and level. Cells with fewer than 10 postings that list pay show a dash.
Employer
Aspen Dental$18.50$17.00–––
Humana$20.14$18.27–––
ConvenientMD$22.50$20.00–––

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How much does a Medical Receptionist make in the US?

Employers hiring now typically offer $19.57 an hour for Medical Receptionist roles in the US. These numbers come from the pay employers list in their job postings, so they show what is on offer today rather than what people earned last year. We only show a place's own number when at least 40 postings list pay.

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