Radiologist Salary in Connecticut (2026)
The median advertised radiologist salary in Connecticut is $750K, drawn from 27 active postings that publish compensation. That is 15% above the national median of $650K. Figures below come from live listings rather than survey self-reports, so they track what employers are advertising right now.
Connecticut Salary Percentiles (2026)
| Percentile | Total compensation | Typical profile |
|---|---|---|
| 25th percentile | $500K | Entry and lower-volume employed roles |
| Median | $750K | Typical employed radiologist offer |
| 75th percentile | $1000K | High-volume, call-heavy or subspecialty roles |
| 90th percentile | $1000K | Partnership-track and interventional roles |
Percentiles matter more than a single average. A $500K–$1000K spread across the same state usually reflects call frequency, subspecialty scarcity and whether the group offers an ownership track rather than differences in skill.
Compensation Snapshot
- Range: $37K – $1000K
- Average sign-on bonus: $93K
- Partnership-track roles: 45% of Connecticut postings
- Postings with published pay: 27
45% of Connecticut postings advertise a partnership track, which typically lifts long-run earnings above any employed offer on this page.
Employers Hiring Radiologists in Connecticut
| Employer | Open roles | Top advertised pay |
|---|---|---|
| Yale University | 12 | $500K |
| Radiology Partners | 7 | $1000K |
| Jefferson Radiology | 5 | $1000K |
| Hospital-based private practice | 5 | $699K |
| Trinity Health Of New England | 4 | — |
| Trinity Health | 3 | — |
Pay by Subspecialty in Connecticut
Subspecialty is the single largest driver of the spread above. Interventional and neuroradiology roles sit at the top of most state markets; general diagnostic work anchors the middle.
- General Radiology Salary in Connecticut (2 jobs)
- Neuroradiology Salary in Connecticut (2 jobs)
- Body Imaging Salary in Connecticut (2 jobs)
- None Of The Above Salary in Connecticut (1 jobs)
- Interventional Radiology Salary in Connecticut (1 jobs)
- Breast Imaging Salary in Connecticut (1 jobs)
- Other Salary in Connecticut (1 jobs)
Top Paying Openings in Connecticut
- Thoracic Radiologist with Interest in Cardiac Imaging w/ flexible scheduling & Commencement Bonus | Connecticut License at Radiology Partners — $1000K
- Tiny Patients, Meaningful Impact – Seeking a Pediatric Radiologist in Hartford, CT | Up to $50k Bonus at Radiology Partners — $1000K
- Day Breast Radiologist - Jefferson Radiology at Radiology Partners — $1000K
- Thoracic Radiologist with Interest in Cardiac Imaging w/ flexible scheduling & Commencement Bonus | Connecticut License at Jefferson Radiology — $1000K
- Body Radiologist| Remote or Onsite Opportunity with a Top Hartford, CT Practice! Up to $100k Bonus! at Jefferson Radiology — $1000K
- Interventional Radiologist | High-End IR in Hartford, Connecticut | Up to $100K Bonus at Jefferson Radiology — $1000K
- Body Radiologist| Remote or Onsite Opportunity with a Top Hartford, CT Practice! Up to $100k Bonus! at Radiology Partners — $1000K
- Remote Emergency Radiologist | Day, Evening & Overnight Opportunities | Up to $150K Bonus at Radiology Partners — $1000K
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the average radiologist salary in Connecticut?
The median advertised radiologist salary in Connecticut is $750K, based on 27 active job postings with published compensation. Half of the postings fall between $500K and $1000K.
Do radiologists earn more in Connecticut than nationally?
Connecticut postings run 15% above the national median of $650K. Cost of living, call burden and practice ownership explain most of the gap.
How much sign-on bonus do Connecticut radiology jobs offer?
The average advertised sign-on bonus in Connecticut is $93K, typically tied to a two to three year commitment.
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How This Data Is Built
RadBoard reads active radiology job postings and extracts advertised salary, wRVU rate, sign-on bonus and partnership status. Only postings that publish a figure enter the percentiles, so the numbers reflect offers on the open market in Connecticut rather than blended national survey averages. Listings refresh continuously and this page recalculates on every crawl.