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CMA Salary in New Hampshire (2026)

Average wages for Certified Medical Assistants in New Hampshire, based on BLS data. New Hampshire pays 15% above the national average.

$22.22
Average hourly wage
+$2.89 vs. national avg
$46,220
Average annual salary
Based on full-time hours
#9
out of all states + D.C.
4,670
Medical assistants employed in New Hampshire

CMA Pay in New Hampshire — Questions Answered

How much do CMAs make in New Hampshire?

The average CMA salary in New Hampshire is $22.22 per hour, or $46,220 per year based on full-time employment. This is 15% above the national average of $19.33/hr ($40,207/yr).

What is the highest-paying CMA work setting in New Hampshire?

Specialty clinics (cardiology, dermatology, surgery centers) and hospital outpatient departments typically pay more than primary-care physician offices. Adding billing/coding skills also increases earning potential in most settings.

Does CMA certification increase pay in New Hampshire?

Yes — CMA-certified medical assistants typically out-earn uncertified peers, since certification signals verified clinical competency and often qualifies candidates for expanded duties (medication administration, EKGs, minor procedures) that uncertified MAs aren't permitted to perform. Many employers list CMA certification as required or preferred for higher-paying roles.

How can I earn more as a CMA in New Hampshire?

CMAs in New Hampshire can increase pay by: (1) specializing in a high-demand practice area (cardiology, dermatology, surgery), (2) adding billing/coding credentials, (3) moving to a larger metro area, or (4) advancing to a practice manager or LPN/RN role.

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Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS), May 2024. SOC Code 29-2072 (Medical Assistants).

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