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What billing and posting clerks are paid

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What billing and posting clerks are paid nationally 10th percentile $37,290, 25th percentile $42,840, median $48,500, 75th percentile $58,290, 90th percentile $67,710 $37,290 $67,710 $42,840 $58,290 Median $48,500
The ten states with the most billing and posting clerks employment, by median pay and the middle-half range.
StateEmploymentTypical pay (BLS)
California41,290$48,300 to $64,710 (middle half), median $56,260
New York32,770$46,390 to $62,540 (middle half), median $53,320
Texas31,150$38,500 to $54,050 (middle half), median $45,910
Florida28,560$40,350 to $51,670 (middle half), median $46,540
Illinois21,010$45,030 to $61,880 (middle half), median $49,730
Ohio19,480$40,410 to $50,560 (middle half), median $46,390
Pennsylvania15,800$40,970 to $56,290 (middle half), median $46,890
New Jersey14,910$47,120 to $59,530 (middle half), median $51,750
Michigan12,550$41,310 to $51,450 (middle half), median $46,890
Washington11,960$47,590 to $62,000 (middle half), median $56,090

Pay figures are Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates for the occupation, May 2025. They describe the job nationally, not what any one school's graduates earn.