Scientific Aide Salaries in the United States
How much does a Scientific Aide make in the United States?
Scientific Aides earn $28,000 annually on average, or $13 per hour, which is 81% less than the national average for all working Americans. Our data indicates that the best paid Scientific Aides work for State of California at $35,000 annually while the lowest paid Scientific Aides work for California Department of Food and Agriculture earning approximately $31,000 each year.
Submit a Salary$35K State of California's Average Scientific Aide Salary (2 salaries)
+$7K (22%) more than national average Scientific Aide salary ($28K)
-$16K (37%) less than average State of California salary ($51K)
+$10K (25%) more than average State of California Scientific Aide salary ($35K)
-$11K (37%) less than average State of California Scientific Aide salary ($35K)
$31K California Department of Food and Agriculture's Average Scientific Aide Salary (2 salaries)
+$3K (10%) more than national average Scientific Aide salary ($28K)
+$4K (13%) more than average California Department of Food and Agriculture salary ($27K)
-$9K (33%) less than average California Department of Food and Agriculture Scientific Aide salary ($31K)
+$9K (25%) more than average California Department of Food and Agriculture Scientific Aide salary ($31K)
$30K Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office's Average Scientific Aide Salary (1 salaries)
+$2K (6%) more than national average Scientific Aide salary ($28K)
-$23K (55%) less than average Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office salary ($53K)
Equal to average Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office Scientific Aide salary ($30K)
$26K University of Idaho's Average Scientific Aide Salary (1 salaries)
-$2K (7%) less than national average Scientific Aide salary ($28K)
-$4K (14%) less than average University of Idaho salary ($30K)
Equal to average University of Idaho Scientific Aide salary ($26K)
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