MN · public reference
Minnesota figures below are occupation-wide state estimates, not cardiac-only wages and not a hospital scale. Confirm a number on bls.gov before you use it in a negotiation.
| Modality | State median | U.S. median | State 10th–90th | Employment |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Echo Diagnostic medical sonographers | $101,100 | $96,590 | $82,120 – $111,110 | 1,510 |
Nuclear Nuclear medicine technologists | $103,850 | $101,370 | $91,640 – $114,340 | 180 |
Cardiac CT Radiologic technologists and technicians | $80,960 | $80,110 | $65,020 – $102,290 | 4,250 |
Cardiac MR Magnetic resonance imaging technologists | $99,660 | $95,480 | $80,800 – $106,330 | 750 |
A later version of /pay/minnesota can add a self-report band once enough private notes exist for Minnesota. Until then, CardioPay does not invent a local cardiac rate. If a recruiter names a hospital salary, that number is theirs to document. It is not on this page.
Cedar Valley Heart Clinic (sample)
Minneapolis, MinnesotaEchoStaff
Lead role in a five-person clinic lab: schedule, QA, and a full scan load. They ask for at least four years of adult echo and comfort training new graduates.