Veterinarian salary in
Rhode Island.
Veterinary salary data for Rhode Island, sourced from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics and real, anonymous submissions from working veterinarians.
BLS didn't publish a wage figure for Rhode Island
Too few veterinarians were surveyed here to report a reliable number. Employment count: not reported.
Highest-paying metro areas in Rhode Island
Median annual salary · tap a metro for its full breakdown
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What is the average veterinarian salary in Rhode Island?
BLS didn't publish a reliable wage figure for Rhode Island - too few veterinarians were surveyed in the state to report one.
How does Rhode Island compare to the national average?
There isn't enough BLS data for Rhode Island specifically to make a reliable comparison.
What is the highest-paying city for veterinarians in Rhode Island?
Among the metro areas BLS tracks in Rhode Island, Providence-Warwick has the highest reported median veterinarian salary at $129,390 per year. See the metro table above for the full breakdown.
How much do veterinarians make per hour in Rhode Island?
There isn't enough BLS wage data for Rhode Island to calculate a reliable hourly figure.
Is this Rhode Island salary data real?
Yes. The headline figures come directly from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics' Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics program (OEWS), the same government source used for official labor market data - not an estimate or a scrape of job postings. Any community breakdown shown is separate, anonymous, self-reported data from real veterinarians.
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Figures are BLS median annual base wages and may not include bonuses, production pay, or benefits. Community breakdowns are separate, anonymous, self-reported submissions.