OH · public reference
Ohio 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 | $80,950 | $96,590 | $63,120 – $99,260 | 3,010 |
Nuclear Nuclear medicine technologists | $94,450 | $101,370 | $78,520 – $105,340 | 790 |
Cardiac CT Radiologic technologists and technicians | $75,480 | $80,110 | $49,300 – $93,710 | 9,660 |
Cardiac MR Magnetic resonance imaging technologists | $81,030 | $95,480 | $66,600 – $98,840 | 1,610 |
A later version of /pay/ohio can add a self-report band once enough private notes exist for Ohio. 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.
Northline Imaging (sample)
Cleveland, OhioEchoPer diem
Outpatient office echoes. Per diem, so benefits are not part of the sample post. Useful if you want extra shifts without a full FTE.