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Radiation Oncologist, H-1B salary

What 46 H-1B filings report for “Radiation Oncologist” (LCA, FY20172026): pay percentiles, the states paying most, and who files.

What is the H-1B salary for a Radiation Oncologist?

$400k median H-1B base salary for a Radiation Oncologist, typically $275k to $500k, across 46 H-1B LCA filings with the U.S. Department of Labor (FY2017 to FY2026).

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Entry-ish (p10)
$275k
10th percentile
Middle 50% (p25–p75)
$368k–$466k
interquartile range
Median base salary
$400,000
46 filings
Top (p90)
$500k
90th percentile
p10 $275k
median $400k
p90 $500k

Median pay & filings over time · H-1B · FY2017–2026*

Top-paying states

Median for this title · ≥20 filings

Not enough state-level data.

Which companies sponsor H-1B for a Radiation Oncologist?

The employers that file the most H-1B labor condition applications for Radiation Oncologist roles are Central Care, P.A.; Moffitt Cancer Center; and VCU Health System Authority, based on their U.S. Department of Labor (LCA) filings. Open any for its full Radiation Oncologist filing history, pay, and open roles.

Top employers for this title

Most H-1B filings · with each employer’s median for the role

Related titles in this family

54 filings carry “Radiation Oncologist” in the title, across 6 variants. Pay differs by variant, so each is listed with its own median.

Figures are for the exact title “Radiation Oncologist”; for a rare title we widen to the closest related titles (flagged above when that happens). To benchmark a specific offer by employer and state, use Salary Check.