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Psychiatrist Salary 2026 in Maine

BLS estimates the median psychiatrist wage in Maine at $300,180 a year, about $144.32 an hour over a full-time year. BLS estimates 80 jobs in the state. The state median estimate is 6.5% above the national median of $281,870.

Estimated take home in Maine, a year

$193,805

On the state median of $300,180, after federal tax, Social Security, Medicare and Maine income tax and Maine payroll contributions. A single filer with a blank Form W-4: $7,454.02 a fortnight, an effective rate of 35.4%.

The spread in Maine

BLS publishes selected percentile estimates for the state, not only the median. The take home column applies the current Maine model to published numeric estimates; lower-bound rows stay uncalculated.

PercentileA yearEstimated take home
Lowest tenth$110,690$79,938
Lower quarter$248,140$164,193
Median$300,180$193,805
Upper quarter$316,490$202,851
Highest tenth$328,390$209,447

Maine against the states next door

The wage estimates are BLS’s. Take home is modeled only where BLS publishes a numeric median estimate; # lower bounds remain labelled and uncalculated.

StateMedianEstimated take home
Maine$300,180$193,805
New Hampshire$246,140$180,653

Relative to the state’s all-occupations estimate

BLS estimates the all-occupations median in Maine at $51,430. The published psychiatrist median estimate is 5.84times that benchmark; nationally the corresponding ratio is 5.53. This ratio is a wage comparison only and does not adjust for cost of living or individual experience.

Modeled gross pay for selected take home targets in Maine

These are illustrative reverse calculations for a single filer using the deductions currently represented for Maine. An actual payroll result may differ.

Target take homeEstimated gross needed
$50,000$63,430
$60,000$78,760
$75,000$102,700
$100,000$144,030

The same rate at different hours

BLS converts the annual estimate using a 2,080-hour year. This table shows illustrative weekly-hour scenarios using the same hourly estimate and theMaine deductions currently represented by the model.

Hours a weekGross a yearA fortnight
20$150,093$3,984.16
24$180,111$4,672.51
30$225,139$5,797.25
36$270,167$6,811.20
40$300,186$7,454.02
48$360,223$8,735.68

Put in your own hours

Seeded with the Maine median. Change the hours, your Form W-4 answers or the state.

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Estimated average take home pay, biweekly

$7,454.02

$300,185.60 a year gross; the model estimates $193,804.53 after the deductions shown. That is 64.6% of gross under these assumptions.

Gross pay$11,545.60
Federal income tax- $2,623.05
Social Security- $439.96
Medicare (annual-average estimate)- $202.09
Maine income tax- $791.00
Paid Family and Medical Leave- $35.48
Take home$7,454.02

Worked out from: single filer · a blank Form W-4 · 40 hours a week · 1 ME allowance.

  • Maine withholds against $12,450 plus $5,300 for each allowance you claim, $17,750 in your case, rather than the deduction on the return; this is the employer-method estimate represented by the model, not a promise of what a payslip will show. The model's return-based tax estimate is $19,967.61 for the year against $20,566.00 of modeled withholding, a difference of about $598.39 that may increase a refund or reduce a balance due when you file.
  • Social Security withholding generally stops after wages from one employer reach $184,500 for the year, so later take home pay may be higher than this annual average.
  • Additional Medicare withholding starts in the pay period when wages from one employer exceed $200,000 for the year. No pay date or year-to-date wages were entered, so the biweekly Medicare and take home figures are annual-average estimates that spread the year's Additional Medicare across 26 paychecks; actual earlier take home pay may be higher and later take home pay lower.

About this calculator. It is general guidance, not a payslip. The figures are estimates based on selected 2026 federal and state publications and modeled assumptions. Sources, interpretations and code may be incomplete or wrong, and the result should not be relied on as an exact calculation of tax, payroll or anything else. Your employer knows things this page cannot: a mid-year rate change, a benefit deduction, a garnishment, a local tax, or what it has already withheld this year. Nothing here is tax, legal or financial advice, and using it creates no professional relationship. For anything that turns on the exact number, ask an accountant or a qualified adviser. Methodology and sources.

Pay history

There are fewer than two exact numeric medians to chart. These points are left uncharted rather than treated as zero or replaced with an estimate.

Questions people ask

What is the median psychiatrist salary in Maine?+

BLS estimates the median at $300,180 a year, about $144.32 an hour over a full-time year. The published mean estimate is $275,050. In the cited data, that median estimate is 6.5% above the national estimate of $281,870.

What is a psychiatrist salary in Maine after taxes?+

Using the state median estimate and the page's default filing assumptions, the model estimates $193,805 a year after federal income tax, Social Security, Medicare and Maine income tax and the state payroll contributions represented here. The corresponding modeled biweekly amount is $7,454.02.

What is the salary range for a psychiatrist in Maine?+

The BLS lowest-tenth estimate is $110,690, and the highest-tenth estimate is $328,390. “At least” preserves the Bureau's # lower-bound marker; the figures are wage estimates rather than career stages.

Does a psychiatrist earn more in Maine or nearby?+

Against the states it borders, Maine's median of $300,180 is higher than every neighboring state with an available numeric median estimate; the nearest is New Hampshire at $246,140. The table also shows modeled take home estimates under the same assumptions; it is not a comparison of actual payslips.

Psychiatrist pay in other states

Or see psychiatrist pay nationally and how Maine taxes any wage.

Wages: BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025, SOC 29-1223. OEWS surveys wages in May and publishes about a year later, so this release appeared in May 2026 and is the most recent. Annual figures convert at 2,080 hours a year, as BLS states them. Tax is worked out here from the 2026 federal and Maine tables.