Healthcare Data Analyst Salary.
Across 30 U.S. cities.
$80,000
national median salary
$62,000 to $102,000. Last updated April 2026.
Highest Paying
$110,000
San Francisco, CA
Best Purchasing Power
$84,000
Boston, MA
Lowest Paying
$62,000
Jackson, MS
Salary data sourced from SEC filings, H-1B Labor Condition Applications (DOL), Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, and aggregated job postings across 50+ platforms. Ranges reflect 25th to 75th percentile for full-time positions. Cost-of-living adjustments use Bureau of Economic Analysis Regional Price Parities (2025 index). Last updated April 2026.
The average Healthcare Data Analyst salary in the United States is $80,000 in 2026, with the full range spanning $62,000 at the 25th percentile to $102,000 at the 75th. San Francisco pays the most at $110,000, while Boston offers the best purchasing power after cost-of-living adjustments. Technical skill depth is the largest pay driver, with analysts proficient in SQL, Python, and Tableau earning 15 to 25% above those using only Excel.
Healthcare Data Analyst salary by city
What you should know
Technical skill depth is the largest pay driver, with analysts proficient in SQL, Python, and Tableau earning 15 to 25% above those using only Excel. Domain expertise in claims data, clinical outcomes, or population health commands premiums. Health systems, payers, and consulting firms in major metro areas pay the highest salaries.
Junior analysts start at $58,000 to $66,000 with a bachelor's degree and basic SQL skills. Mid-level analysts with Python or R proficiency reach $78,000 to $95,000. Senior analysts or analytics managers can earn $100,000 to $130,000 leading teams and driving strategic decision-making.
Healthcare data analysts receive standard corporate benefits including health insurance, 401k matching, and professional development budgets. Annual bonuses of 5 to 10% are common in larger organizations. Remote work options have expanded compensation competitiveness across geographies.