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Audiologist salary in Florida

Audiologists in Florida earn a mean of $93,110 a year and a median of $93,480, 4.7% below the national mean of $97,740. That ranks 33rd of the 49 states with a published estimate.

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$93,110

Mean annual wage

about $45 an hour

$93,480

Median annual wage

33rd of 49

State rank

by mean wage

700

AuDs employed

BLS estimate

Source: BLS OEWS, May 2025 estimates. These are estimates for audiologists already employed in Florida, not offers; the hourly figure divides the annual mean by 2,080 hours. Setting, specialty and caseload move an individual offer well above or below them. Updated October 22, 2026.

By metro

Audiologist pay by metro in Florida

Metro estimates from the same survey, highest mean first. Each city links to its full therapy workforce page.

Metro	Mean	Median	Employed
Jacksonville	$103,840	$111,280	160
Miami	$93,440	$87,010	170
Tampa	$89,270	$84,200	50
Orlando	$88,220	$85,170	60

Source: BLS OEWS metropolitan estimates. Suppressed cells show n/a.

The market

How many audiologists work in Florida

1,439 audiologists hold an active individual NPI with a practice address in Florida, 6.1 per 100,000 residents, and 43 new ones enrolled in the last twelve months. A high wage with few clinicians per capita usually means employers are competing for people; a low one in a crowded market means the opposite.

Source: NPPES monthly file, October 2026 (CMS, public domain), as of October 2026.

Licensed in another state?

Florida has enacted the ASLP-IC but is not yet issuing compact privileges, so audiologists and speech-language pathologists licensed elsewhere still need a Florida license for now.

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