Radiologist Salary in Hawaii (2026)

The median advertised radiologist salary in Hawaii is $650K, drawn from 15 active postings that publish compensation. That is in line with 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.

Hawaii Salary Percentiles (2026)

PercentileTotal compensationTypical profile
25th percentile$623KEntry and lower-volume employed roles
Median$650KTypical employed radiologist offer
75th percentile$840KHigh-volume, call-heavy or subspecialty roles
90th percentile$899KPartnership-track and interventional roles

Percentiles matter more than a single average. A $623K–$840K 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

9% of Hawaii postings advertise a partnership track, which typically lifts long-run earnings above any employed offer on this page.

Employers Hiring Radiologists in Hawaii

EmployerOpen rolesTop advertised pay
The Queen’s Health Systems5$840K
Weatherby Healthcare4—
Provider Solutions & Development3$840K
Provider Solutions + Development2$650K
Radiology Imaging Associates, P.C. (RIA)1$1000K
Onrad, Inc.1$899K

Pay by Subspecialty in Hawaii

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.

Top Paying Openings in Hawaii

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the average radiologist salary in Hawaii?

The median advertised radiologist salary in Hawaii is $650K, based on 15 active job postings with published compensation. Half of the postings fall between $623K and $840K.

Do radiologists earn more in Hawaii than nationally?

Hawaii postings run in line with the national median of $650K. Cost of living, call burden and practice ownership explain most of the gap.

How much sign-on bonus do Hawaii radiology jobs offer?

The average advertised sign-on bonus in Hawaii is $49K, 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 Hawaii rather than blended national survey averages. Listings refresh continuously and this page recalculates on every crawl.