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Pharmacy pay in Nevada

Do not walk into a Nevada pharmacy intake with only a midpoint.

Do not walk into a Nevada pharmacy intake with only a midpoint. Pharmacists reaches $159.0K at the 75th percentile.

Nevada pays Pharmacists about $140.0K, 1% under the national median.

After the lead wage, Nevada still lists Pharmacy Aides at about $39.1K. State employment for Pharmacists is 2,500.

Each occupation

1Pharmacists

State median
$140,030
75th percentile
$158,970
U.S. median
$140,910
State vs U.S.
0.99
State employment
2,500

2Pharmacy Technicians

State median
$47,980
75th percentile
$52,090
U.S. median
$45,750
State vs U.S.
1.05
State employment
4,070

3Pharmacy Aides

State median
$39,080
75th percentile
$44,060
U.S. median
$37,680
State vs U.S.
1.04
State employment
410

Ranked table

Swipe the table sideways. The same figures are in the blocks above.

RankOccupationState median75th percentileU.S. medianState vs U.S.State employment
1Pharmacists$140,030$158,970$140,9100.992,500
2Pharmacy Technicians$47,980$52,090$45,7501.054,070
3Pharmacy Aides$39,080$44,060$37,6801.04410

Takeaways

  • Budget Pharmacists in Nevada at about $140.0K, 1% under the national median.
  • In Nevada, the published 75th percentile for Pharmacists is $159.0K.
  • The Nevada employment cell for Pharmacists reads 2,500.
  • Keep Pharmacy Aides on the Nevada note at about $39.1K.

For recruiters

  • Do not use a national pharmacy template.
  • Keep the last pharmacy row on the sheet.

Source: BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025.

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Methodology

Occupations are the fixed set named in the series, kept only when both the Nevada median and the U.S. median are published. A 75th percentile or an employment count that is unpublished stays blank in the table. The article is omitted when fewer than 3 occupations qualify. OEWS May 2025. A comparison of 1.00 matches the U.S. median. Sorted by the Pharmacists state median when that occupation qualifies, otherwise by the highest median in the table. Nevada is 22 of 48. A row links to the Nevada metro page with the highest public market difficulty score for that occupation when one is published, and otherwise to the occupation page on the hiring grid. An unpublished percentile or employment count is shown as unpublished rather than replaced with a zero. The wages are annual OEWS figures. They are not job listings and they are not an employer's current offer. Read the comparison beside the dollar figures: a high state wage can still sit under the national median for that occupation, and a lower state wage can still sit above it. Rounded figures in the prose: $140,030 is stated as about $140.0K. $140,910 is stated as about $140.9K. a comparison of 0.99 is stated as 1 percent. $158,970 is stated as about $159.0K. $39,080 is stated as about $39.1K. a comparison of 1.04 is stated as 4 percent. $37,680 is stated as about $37.7K.

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