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Average Salaries in St. George, UT

Explore salaries across 275 occupations in St. George, UT. The average median wage across all tracked occupations is $58.9K, -10.4% vs the national average. See the highest-paying roles, where the jobs are, and how local wages compare to the rest of the country.

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics survey, May 2025 estimates. Coverage: 275 occupations and 83,830 total jobs in St. George, UT.

275
Occupations with data
83,830
Total employment
$58.9K
Average median wage
National: $65.8K
-10.4%
Vs national

How the metro compares

St. George, UT pays modestly below the national average. That can be partly offset by a lower cost of living compared with higher-paying markets.

St. George, UT is a smaller metro labor market. Some occupations may have limited local demand.

The highest-paid occupation tracked here is Physicians, All Other. Drill into any occupation below to see its local pay distribution, employment, and how it compares to the national market.

Top-paying and largest occupations in St. George, UT

Two different lenses on the local labor market: which occupations pay the most, and which employ the most workers. The highest-paid list tends to favor specialized professional and technical roles. The largest list reflects where the everyday jobs actually are.

Top wages

Highest-paid occupations in St. George, UT

Occupation Median annual wage Employment
Physicians, All Other $329.6K 140
Family Medicine Physicians $296.9K 40
Architectural And Engineering Managers $153.4K 40
Pharmacists $145.5K 170
Marketing Managers $141.8K 130
Nurse Practitioners $139.6K 220
Physician Assistants $138.1K 110
Dentists, General $131.7K 60
Computer And Information Systems Managers $130.5K 130
Financial Managers $129K 250
Most jobs

Largest occupations in St. George, UT

Occupation Employment Median annual wage
Fast Food And Counter Workers 3,460 $28.3K
Retail Salespersons 3,050 $33.2K
Office Clerks, General 2,560 $44.9K
General And Operations Managers 2,050 $82.9K
Stockers And Order Fillers 1,950 $36.9K
Registered Nurses 1,910 $86.4K
Customer Service Representatives 1,890 $41.6K
Laborers And Freight, Stock, And Material Movers, Hand 1,610 $39.8K
Cashiers 1,510 $30.2K
Construction Laborers 1,500 $45.7K

What St. George, UT specializes in

The location quotient measures how concentrated an occupation is here compared to the national average. A value above 1.00 means the occupation is more common in St. George, UT than in the country as a whole, which signals what this metro is known for.

Location quotient

Most concentrated occupations in St. George, UT

Peer markets

Comparable metros

Metro Average median Highest-paid occupation
San Jose-Sunnyvale-Santa Clara, CA $98.7K Ophthalmologists, Except Pediatric
San Francisco-Oakland-Fremont, CA $95.7K Ophthalmologists, Except Pediatric
Seattle-Tacoma-Bellevue, WA $92.6K Cardiologists
New York-Newark-Jersey City, NY-NJ $87.1K Cardiologists
Boston-Cambridge-Newton, MA-NH $83.8K Radiologists
Washington-Arlington-Alexandria, DC-VA-MD-WV $82.7K Radiologists
Boulder, CO $82.3K Surgeons, All Other
Los Angeles-Long Beach-Anaheim, CA $82.3K Radiologists

Common salary questions for St. George, UT

What does "average median" mean? +

It is the average of all occupation-level medians in this area. It gives a rough sense of the overall wage level here compared to other states or metros, but it is not the same as a household income figure or a single blended salary.

What is a location quotient? +

A location quotient (LQ) compares how concentrated an occupation is in this area versus the national average. An LQ of 2.0 means the occupation is twice as concentrated here as it is nationally. High-LQ occupations are what this area specializes in.

How are comparable areas selected? +

Peer areas are other metros with a similar overall wage level and employment size. They give you a quick sense of how this area ranks among places with a comparable labor market.