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Children's Health Care H-1B salaries

Children's Health Care filed 14 certified H-1B applications between Dec 2023 and Feb 2026. Half of them paid more than $238,221 a year. The typical offer was 2% above the prevailing wage, the minimum the law sets for the job and place.

Median salary offered
$238,221
Middle half earn
$126,577 to $239,200
Top 10% earn over
$270,307
Certified filings
14

Every filing

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Pay by job title

Metabolic Geneticist2$239,200–$239,200 – $239,200
Pediatric Infectious Disease Physician2$218,326+9%$208,868 – $227,784
Performance Improvement Consultant2$128,687+15%$126,577 – $130,797
Pediatric Hematology/Oncology Physician2$239,200–$239,200 – $239,200
Medical Lab Scientist Lead1$94,628–$94,628 – $94,628
Pediatric Emergency Medicine Physician1$280,020−15%$280,020 – $280,020
Neonatologist, Neonatal Hemodynamics Specialist1$312,339–$312,339 – $312,339
Pediatric Medical Biochemical Geneticist1$247,644–$247,644 – $247,644
Pharmacist1$121,701−6%$121,701 – $121,701
Program Therapist I1$79,000–$79,000 – $79,000

Where they work

Bigger dots mean more filings; darker blue means higher pay.
Minneapolis, MN11$239,200$128,687 – $243,422
Lakeville, MN1$79,000$79,000 – $79,000
Minnesota, MN1$237,242$237,242 – $237,242
St. Paul, MN1$239,200$239,200 – $239,200

By year

20231$121,701
20244$239,200
20257$237,242
20262$159,100

By experience level

Level II4$160,556
Level III2$187,324
Level IV2$128,687

Levels I to IV are the Labor Department's experience bands, from entry level (I) to fully competent (IV).

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