Pharmaceutical jobs in Nebraska

Pharmacists in Nebraska earned a median of $139,330 a year in , 1% below the U.S. median, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.

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Pay for pharmaceutical jobs in Nebraska

Median annual pay and total employment in Nebraska,
Occupation Median pay, Nebraska U.S. median Jobs
Pharmacists $139,3301% below the U.S. median $140,910 2,450
Pharmacy technicians $46,6102% above the U.S. median $45,750 2,660
Sales representatives, wholesale and manufacturing, technical and scientific products $84,40020% below the U.S. median $104,920 1,700
Medical scientists, except epidemiologists $80,97022% below the U.S. median $103,410 620
Biological technicians $48,22016% below the U.S. median $57,510 600

Jobs counts wage and salary jobs, not people, and leaves out the self-employed.

For more pay detail, see Pay for pharmacists in Nebraska at Hospitals In Each State, our sister site.

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Pharmaceutical jobs in neighboring states

Median annual pay for pharmacists, May 2025

  • Colorado $156,030
  • Iowa $138,860
  • Kansas $137,800
  • Missouri $137,610
  • South Dakota $146,790
  • Wyoming $139,550

About pharmaceutical jobs

Pharmaceutical jobs cover dispensing medicines and developing, testing and selling drugs. Roles include pharmacists, pharmacy technicians, pharmaceutical sales representatives and research scientists. Pharmacists need a doctoral degree and a state license.

Questions about pharmaceutical jobs in Nebraska

How much do pharmacists make in Nebraska?

The median annual wage for pharmacists in Nebraska was $139,330 in May 2025, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. That is 1% below the U.S. median of $140,910 (May 2025).

How does Nebraska rank for pharmacists pay?

Nebraska ranks 25th of 50 states with published figures for median annual pay of pharmacists (May 2025).

Sources

  • Pay and employment: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, estimates. Median pay is the wage at which half of workers earn more and half earn less.
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