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Population Health salaries in United States
Population Health professionals in United States earn $104.9–135.1K per year on average, based on 21 jobs. Population Health roles in United States pay 12% above the board-wide average of $94.4–119.6K for Population Health jobs on NurseBloom. Pay ranges from $109.9–137.3K for Mid-level roles up to $84.1–125.5K at the Senior level.
Average salary range
$104.9–135.1K
Based on 21 jobs · 12% more than the average salary on NurseBloom
25th percentile
$87.1K
Average
$120K
75th percentile
$150K
Population Health salaries by seniority in United States
Population Health salaries in United States range from $109.9–137.3K for Mid-level roles to $84.1–125.5K for Senior positions.
| Seniority | Avg. salary | Jobs | vs Avg. on NurseBloom |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mid-level | $109.9–137.3K | 17 | +15% |
| Senior | $84.1–125.5K | 4 | -2% |
Top paying titles in United States
Highest paying job titles in United States, ranked by average salary.
Registered Nurse
Avg. $77.8–115K · 70 Jobs
Nurse Practitioner
Avg. $113.5–156.2K · 49 Jobs
Case Management
Avg. $74.8–107.1K · 37 Jobs
Healthcare
Avg. $101.3–135.6K · 23 Jobs
Care Coordination
Avg. $79.6–106.5K · 22 Jobs
Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner
Avg. $103.9–166.7K · 21 Jobs
Other top paying skills in United States
Highest paying skills in United States beyond Population Health, ranked by average salary.
Care Coordination
Avg. $86–124.4K · 81 Jobs
Case Management
Avg. $79.2–113.2K · 64 Jobs
Clinical Documentation
Avg. $88.8–133.2K · 57 Jobs
Care Management
Avg. $80.4–120K · 39 Jobs
Care Planning
Avg. $85.9–122.4K · 39 Jobs
Medication Management
Avg. $109.8–156.3K · 37 Jobs
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All salary figures are normalized to USD annual equivalents. Averages are based on published jobs with salary data and filtered for statistical outliers.