Salary Guide
Physical Therapist Salary in United States
Based on 3,378,991 job listings - 2026
-3.2% vs 2025Average salary
$80,000 - $85,000
Median salary
$80,000 - $85,000
Lower rangeUpper range
Salary distribution by percentile
10th percentile$56K
25th percentile$70K
Median$80K
75th percentile$85K
90th percentile$98K
50% of professionals earn between $70,000 - $85,000 USD
The median salary is $80,000
Top cities
Amarillo22,805 job openings
Dallas18,720 job openings
Tucson11,585 job openings
Los Angeles11,526 job openings
Springfield11,256 job openings
New York11,099 job openings
Jacksonville10,500 job openings
Columbus9,540 job openings
San Diego9,451 job openings
Houston8,667 job openings
Brooklyn8,664 job openings
San Antonio8,583 job openings
Portland8,545 job openings
Atlanta8,235 job openings
Seattle7,949 job openings
San Jose7,924 job openings
Washington7,620 job openings
Phoenix7,507 job openings
Las Vegas7,453 job openings
Columbia7,227 job openings
Albuquerque7,126 job openings
Colorado Springs6,792 job openings
Sacramento6,677 job openings
Denver6,533 job openings
Baltimore6,492 job openings
Fort Worth6,151 job openings
Salem6,135 job openings
The average salary for a Physical Therapist in United States is USD 80,000 - USD 85,000 per year in 2026. The median salary is USD 82,500 per year, based on 3,378,991 active job listings.
The cities with the most Physical Therapist job opportunities in United States are Amarillo, Dallas, Tucson, Los Angeles, Springfield. Amarillo leads with 22,805 job openings.
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