HealthTech Salaries in the USA – 51 In-Demand Roles Compared
Compare estimated annual base pay and hiring demand for 51 in-demand healthcare technology
roles, from the C-suite to AI, cloud, devices, security and clinical product.
51
Roles covered
$165K
Median across all roles
$340K
Top median pay
11
Very high demand roles
10 Highest-Paying HealthTech Roles
Annual salary in USD. Hover any bar for details.
HealthTech Salaries by Role
Median base salary (USD). The bar shows the low–high range; the dot marks the median.
HealthTech career tracks compared
Average median base salary by track.
Executive & Leadership
$258K
Avg. median · 10 roles
Top: Chief Medical Officer (CMO)
AI & Data
$165K
Avg. median · 11 roles
Top: Principal AI/ML Architect
Software & Cloud
$173K
Avg. median · 10 roles
Top: Principal Cloud Architect
Devices
$154K
Avg. median · 7 roles
Top: Principal Surgical Robotics Engineer
Security & Regulatory
$150K
Avg. median · 5 roles
Top: Healthcare Cybersecurity Director
Clinical & Product
$154K
Avg. median · 8 roles
Top: Digital Therapeutics (DTx) Program Lead
What drives HealthTech pay?
Seniority
Principal, director and VP titles carry a 30–60% premium over senior individual contributors.
Scarce skill mix
Clinical, regulatory or security knowledge combined with AI, cloud or data engineering pays the most.
Location
The Bay Area, New York, Seattle and Boston pay above the national range; remote pay often follows location bands.
Employer type
Big tech and funded startups add equity; health systems and payers lean on stable base pay and benefits.
Regulation
FDA, HIPAA and AI governance expertise
is rare, and demand rises as
rules tighten.
Total compensation
Bonuses, equity and commission can add 20–100% or more, especially at executive and sales levels.
Frequently asked questions
Methodology and disclaimer. Figures are editorial estimates of annual base salary in USD for experienced hires in the United States, for general guidance only. Actual pay varies by employer, location and background. Sources to verify against and cite: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (OEWS), Levels.fyi, Glassdoor and published salary surveys. Last updated November 2026.
