How many audiologists are there in the United States, by state?

Name: Audiologists by U.S. state, 2025
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12,350

audiologists employed across 41 states and D.C. in May 2025, summing the state estimates for Audiologists (SOC 29-1181).

California has the most audiologists at 1,740, and South Dakota the fewest at 40. The median state has 200. Per resident, Idaho leads with 10.9 audiologists per 100,000 people.

Audiologists by state, ranked

#	State	Audiologists (2025)	Per 100,000 residents	With a published email
1	California	1,740	4.4	12
2	Ohio	1,230	10.4	18
3	Texas	1,020	3.5	22
4	Florida	700	3.3	1,206
5	New York	690	3.4	47
6	Georgia	470	4.4	21
7	Pennsylvania	460	3.5	49
8	North Carolina	450	4.3	12
9	Colorado	430	7.4	9
10	Indiana	410	6	6
11	Illinois	330	2.6	10
12	Minnesota	290	5.1	14
13	Iowa	270	8.5	3
14	Tennessee	270	3.9	13
15	Michigan	250	2.5	645
16	Arizona	240	3.4	3
17	Massachusetts	220	3.1	7
18	Missouri	220	3.6	1
19	New Jersey	210	2.3	163
20	Oklahoma	210	5.3	2
21	Idaho	200	10.9	0
22	Kansas	200	6.8	2
23	South Carolina	200	3.9	8
24	Alabama	190	3.8	9
25	Maryland	160	2.6	6
26	Louisiana	140	3	3
27	Oregon	140	3.3	3
28	Utah	120	3.7	1
29	Arkansas	110	3.7	1
30	Hawaii	90	6.2	2
31	Kentucky	90	2	4
32	Nebraska	90	4.6	0
33	New Mexico	80	3.8	3
34	Connecticut	70	1.9	3
35	Delaware	70	7.1	5
36	Maine	60	4.4	1
37	Montana	60	5.5	4
38	New Hampshire	50	3.6	2
39	District of Columbia	40	5.8	4
40	North Dakota	40	5.1	0
41	South Dakota	40	4.5	2

10 jurisdiction(s) have no published estimate for this occupation in the 2025 survey (BLS suppresses cells that fail its quality or confidentiality tests).

Per capita

Headcount follows population, so the per-100,000 column is the fairer comparison between states. Top five: Idaho (10.9), Ohio (10.4), Iowa (8.5), Colorado (7.4), Delaware (7.1). Bottom five: Connecticut (1.9), Kentucky (2), New Jersey (2.3), Michigan (2.5), Maryland (2.6).

Published business emails

2,349 audiologists nationally have a business email address published on a licence register, a practice website or a professional directory, as counted by Email Lists USA's audiologists list on October 1, 2026. That is a count of people who publish a work address, not a measure of the profession's size, and it moves with each rebuild of that list.

State pages

1,740audiologists in California 1,230audiologists in Ohio 1,020audiologists in Texas 700audiologists in Florida 690audiologists in New York 470audiologists in Georgia 460audiologists in Pennsylvania 450audiologists in North Carolina 430audiologists in Colorado 410audiologists in Indiana 330audiologists in Illinois 290audiologists in Minnesota 270audiologists in Iowa 270audiologists in Tennessee 250audiologists in Michigan 240audiologists in Arizona 220audiologists in Massachusetts 220audiologists in Missouri 210audiologists in New Jersey 210audiologists in Oklahoma 200audiologists in Idaho 200audiologists in Kansas 200audiologists in South Carolina 190audiologists in Alabama 160audiologists in Maryland 140audiologists in Louisiana 140audiologists in Oregon 120audiologists in Utah 110audiologists in Arkansas 90audiologists in Hawaii 90audiologists in Kentucky 90audiologists in Nebraska 80audiologists in New Mexico 70audiologists in Connecticut 70audiologists in Delaware 60audiologists in Maine 60audiologists in Montana 50audiologists in New Hampshire 40audiologists in District of Columbia 40audiologists in North Dakota 40audiologists in South Dakota

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS), via api.bls.gov v2, May 2025 estimates for occupation 29-1181 (Audiologists), one series per state (for example OEUS060000000000029118101 for California), read October 1, 2026. Per-capita denominators: U.S. Census Bureau, 2020 Census resident population. The U.S. figure on this page is the sum of the published state estimates, not a separately published national total.