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Pharmacist Pay & Work-Life Balance by State

Median advertised pay and work-life-balance score across 51 states with enough pharmacist listings to measure. Based on our own postings from the last 12 months — not a salary survey. Medians are permanent-position salaries (locums, contract and per-diem rates excluded since Aug 2026). Take-home figures deduct state income tax (Tax Foundation 2025) and adjust for local cost of living (BEA Regional Price Parities 2024); federal tax is uniform across states and omitted.

AK$163kME$156kVT$137kNH$126kWA$157kID$129kMT$139kND$133kMN$136kIL$143kWI$151kMI$93kNY$142kRI$145kMA$130kOR$163kNV$140kWY$148kSD$162kIA$132kIN$148kOH$139kPA$134kNJ$142kCT$141kCA$157kUT$132kCO$141kNE$105kMO$140kKY$123kWV$82kVA$142kMD$126kDE$148kAZ$137kNM$138kKS$134kAR$120kTN$133kNC$139kSC$110kDC$135kOK$136kLA$125kMS$118kAL$129kGA$131kHI$102kTX$123kFL$137k
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Oregon leads at $163k, against a $137k median across measured states. Best work-life balance: Vermont (6.0/10), Oregon (5.3/10), District of Columbia (5.3/10).

Pharmacist median pay, work-life-balance score and open listings by state
StateMedian payTake-home, COL-adj.WLBListings
Oregon$163k$142k5.3/1085
Alaska$163k$159k4.2/1018
South Dakota$162k$183k4.0/1028
California$157k$129k4.4/10562
Washington$157k$147k4.5/10130
Maine$156k$149k4.9/1014
Wisconsin$151k$152k4.9/10129
Delaware$148k$139k4.5/1044
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Pharmacist by state, continued (ranked 951 by median pay)
StateMedian payTake-home, COL-adj.WLBListings
Indiana$148k$154k4.8/1094
Wyoming$148k$160k5.2/107
Rhode Island$145k$133k4.2/1025
Illinois$143k$136k3.8/10242
New Jersey$142k$122k4.2/10159
Virginia$142k$133k5.1/10154
New York$142k$123k4.1/10202
Connecticut$141k$127k4.0/1098
Colorado$141k$131k4.9/10107
Nevada$140k$140k4.5/1047
Missouri$140k$147k5.0/10114
Montana$139k$139k4.2/1029
North Carolina$139k$141k4.2/10178
Ohio$139k$144k4.7/10292
New Mexico$138k$141k3.0/1041
Arizona$137k$133k4.9/10198
Vermont$137k$127k6.0/1017
Florida$137k$132k4.6/10466
Minnesota$136k$124k4.6/10109
Oklahoma$136k$147k3.7/1077
District of Columbia$135k$111k5.3/108
Pennsylvania$134k$133k4.2/10285
Kansas$134k$140k4.7/1063
North Dakota$133k$146k5.2/1010
Tennessee$133k$144k4.1/10139
Utah$132k$128k4.7/1077
Iowa$132k$144k4.5/1072
Georgia$131k$128k4.1/10200
Massachusetts$130k$117k4.1/10193
Idaho$129k$127k4.3/1028
Alabama$129k$138k4.4/1077
New Hampshire$126k$121k5.1/1040
Maryland$126k$113k4.8/1073
Louisiana$125k$137k4.0/1086
Kentucky$123k$131k4.7/10136
Texas$123k$127k4.4/10415
Arkansas$120k$133k3.7/1080
Mississippi$118k$130k3.7/1038
South Carolina$110k$110k4.4/1096
Nebraska$105k$110k4.5/1035
Hawaii$102k$83k3.9/1012
Michigan$93k$92k4.4/10148
West Virginia$82k$87k4.6/1038

Part Time Pharmacist Jobs: Market Overview & Work-Life Balance

The market for part time pharmacist jobs is robust, with 7,957+ verified openings available on WeekdayDoc.

Each position listed is screened against key lifestyle factors that matter most to healthcare professionals: call frequency, weekend obligations, remote flexibility, and schedule autonomy.

Among the top-rated employers hiring for part time pharmacist jobs, Boston Neurobehavioral Associates (score: 95.1/100), Mindpath Health (score: 93.4/100), Total Life (score: 90.9/100) have earned WeekdayDoc's Top Employer designation based on our proprietary ranking system. This ranking evaluates burnout scores (40%), salary competitiveness (30%), and work-life balance features like no-call and remote options (30%). See the full rankings on our Top Employers page.

According to WeekdayDoc's Market Pulse — which tracks real-time compensation data from thousands of active job postings — the current median salary for part time pharmacist jobs is $101K, trending down 4.9% over the past quarter. This data is derived from 7,451+ job postings analyzed over the past 12 months — updated daily, unlike annual survey-based reports. Explore salary trends and burnout data on our Market Pulse dashboard.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much do pharmacists earn?

Pharmacist salaries typically range from $120K–$160K annually, depending on specialty, location, and experience. WeekdayDoc shows the posted pay on every listing so you can compare before applying.

Are there remote or hybrid pharmacists jobs available?

Some pharmacists roles offer remote or hybrid flexibility. You can filter for telehealth and work-from-home options, and every listing shows its remote status before you apply.

Which pharmacists jobs have the best work-life balance?

Every pharmacist role on WeekdayDoc is scored for burnout risk using call schedule, weekend and night requirements, and remote flexibility. You can sort by work-life-balance score to surface the lowest-burnout roles first.

What types of employers hire pharmacists?

Pharmacists are hired by hospitals, health systems, group practices, telehealth companies, and community clinics. WeekdayDoc lists verified roles across these settings, each screened for work-life balance.

How many part time pharmacist jobs are available, and how often are they updated?

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