What are the main factors that influence a Duty Manager's salary?

The primary factors are: 1) Experience Level, 2) Geographic Location, 3) Education/Skills, 4) Company Size & Industry

How does experience change a Duty Manager's salary?

A Duty Manager's salary grows with experience: starting around $102,697 for beginners, reaching about $104,594 at mid-level, and approach $107,840 for experts.

What are the highest paying states for a Duty Manager?

Duty Manager salary varies significantly by state. The top 3 highest paying states for Duty Manager roles are District of Columbia $120,069, California $119,614, Massachusetts $118,020. These tech hubs typically pay 10-15% above the national average.

How much do different types of Duty Manager roles make?

Salaries for Duty Manager level roles vary by specialization: Administrative Care Manager Private Duty Nursing: $108,585; Assistant Manager On Duty: $71,920; Manager On Duty: $67,090; Duty Officer: $63,053; Duty Terminal Manager: $62,540.

How do different companies affect a Duty Manager's salary?

Company size, industry, and compensation structure create significant salary variations for Duty Manager roles. Large, established industry leaders like C R Bard Inc ($128,509) and Henry Schein Canada ($124,697) offer base salaries 35-40% above the national average. In contrast, smaller firms or startups may offer closer to $82,041.

Duty Manager Salary in the United States

How much does a Duty Manager make in the United States?

As of January 01, 2026, the average salary for a Duty Manager in the United States is $108,444 per year, which breaks down to an hourly rate of $52.

However, a Duty Manager's salary can vary significantly. Here’s a look at the typical salary range:

Top Earners (90th percentile): $134,573
Majority Range (25th-75th percentile): $95,870 to $122,121
Entry-Level (10th percentile): $84,421

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Duty Manager Salaries by Percentile

	Annual Salary	Monthly Pay	Weekly Pay	Hourly Wage
75th Percentile	$122,121	$10,177	$2,348	$59
Average	$108,444	$9,037	$2,085	$52
25th Percentile	$95,870	$7,989	$1,844	$46

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Key Factors That Influence Duty Manager Salaries

A Duty Manager's salary isn't a fixed number. It's shaped by several important factors. Below, we'll explore how your years of experience, geographic location, education and company size can directly affect your earning potential.

How Experience Level Affects Duty Manager Salaries?

Experience is a primary driver of a Duty Manager's salary. As you build your skills and take on more complex tasks, your compensation generally increases. Here's how the average salary grows at different career stages:

Entry-Level (less than 1 year): $102,697
Early Career (1-2 years): $103,266
Mid-Level (2-4 years): $104,594
Senior-Level (5-8 years): $106,111
Expert (over 8 years): $107,840

Levels	Salary
Entry Level Duty Manager	$102,697
Intermediate Level Duty Manager	$103,266
Senior Level Duty Manager	$104,594
Specialist Level Duty Manager	$106,111
Expert Level Duty Manager	$107,840

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How Do Duty Manager Salaries Vary from State to State?

Your salary can change significantly depending on where you work. States with a higher cost of living and strong industrial sectors often pay more to attract Duty Managers. For example, consider the average annual salaries in these key locations:

District of Columbia: $120,069.
California: $119,614.
Massachusetts: $118,020.

District of Columbia $120,069 California $119,614 Massachusetts $118,020 Washington $117,586 New Jersey $117,542 Alaska $117,391 Connecticut $115,894 New York $115,287

Hawaii $113,346 Rhode Island $112,435 Maryland $111,817 Minnesota $110,971 Colorado $110,645 Illinois $110,537 Oregon $110,125 Delaware $109,821

New Hampshire $109,630 Virginia $109,203 Pennsylvania $107,956 Nevada $107,327 North Dakota $107,121 Michigan $106,796 Wisconsin $106,676 Vermont $106,438

Texas $105,776 Maine $105,733 Arizona $105,668 Ohio $105,592 Georgia $104,594 Indiana $104,095 Wyoming $103,998 Utah $103,846

Iowa $103,781 Kansas $103,260 Louisiana $103,109 North Carolina $103,054 Missouri $103,033 Florida $102,610 Montana $102,382 Nebraska $102,165

Kentucky $102,046 South Carolina $101,612 Tennessee $101,341 Idaho $101,232 New Mexico $100,441 Oklahoma $100,267 Alabama $99,628 South Dakota $98,554

Arkansas $97,968 West Virginia $97,654 Mississippi $96,710

Top Paying Cities for Duty Managers

Salaries can also vary between different cities. Major metropolitan areas or cities with a high demand for technicians often offer more competitive pay. Here are a few examples of average annual salaries in different U.S. cities:

San Jose: $136,780
San Francisco: $135,436
Oakland: $132,432

San Jose, CA $136,780

San Francisco, CA $135,436

Oakland, CA $132,432

New York, NY $125,676

Queens Village, NY $124,862

Paramus, NJ $123,995

Passaic, NJ $123,886

Bergenfield, NJ $123,778

Stamford, CT $123,615

Huntington, NY $123,507

Newark, NJ $122,802

Bridgeport, CT $122,585

New Brunswick, NJ $122,227

Vallejo, CA $122,000

Middlesex, NJ $121,934

Somerset, NJ $121,837

Petaluma, CA $121,587

Santa Cruz, CA $121,164

Boston, MA $120,948

Monterey, CA $120,405

Fairbanks, AK $120,329

Los Angeles, CA $120,123

Washington, DC $120,069

Seattle, WA $119,874

Santa Rosa, CA $119,852

Juneau, AK $119,538

Orange, CA $119,180

Anchorage, AK $118,985

Anaheim, CA $118,909

Santa Ana, CA $118,746

Nassau, NY $118,681

Long Beach, CA $118,638

Danbury, CT $118,605

Santa Maria, CA $118,236

Everett, WA $118,215

Bremerton, WA $117,683

Trenton, NJ $117,477

Sacramento, CA $117,434

San Diego, CA $117,380

Brockton, MA $117,336

Tacoma, WA $117,293

Santa Barbara, CA $117,141

Lowell, MA $116,707

New Suffolk, NY $116,664

Nashua, NH $116,534

Lompoc, CA $116,360

Ventura, CA $116,252

Stockton, CA $116,219

New Haven, CT $116,003

Atlantic City, NJ $115,721

Hartford, CT $115,482

Modesto, CA $115,428

Poughkeepsie, NY $115,189

New Britain, CT $115,135

Olympia, WA $114,983

Kennewick, WA $114,983

New London, CT $114,961

Norwich, CT $114,929

Lawrence, MA $114,875

Bakersfield, CA $114,571

Riverside, CA $114,419

New Bedford, MA $114,419

Richland, WA $114,311

Portsmouth, NH $114,224

Vineland, NJ $114,202

San Bernardino, CA $114,116

Boulder, CO $113,812

Worcester, MA $113,725

Portland, OR $113,628

Saint Paul, MN $113,497

Minneapolis, MN $113,497

Philadelphia, PA $113,346

Honolulu, HI $112,771

Springfield, MA $112,391

Providence, RI $112,381

Chicago, IL $112,066

Bellingham, WA $111,936

Baltimore, MD $111,817

Chico, CA $111,545

Wilmington, DE $111,361

Pittsfield, MA $111,253

Manchester, NH $111,047

Spokane, WA $110,570

Denver, CO $110,559

Albany, NY $110,049

Troy, NY $110,006

Schenectady, NY $109,778

Burlington, VT $109,539

Portland, ME $109,160

Salem, OR $109,073

Yakima, WA $109,051

Ann Arbor, MI $109,019

Rochester, MN $108,715

Fresno, CA $108,661

Reno, NV $108,661

Milwaukee, WI $108,563

Detroit, MI $108,455

Allentown, PA $108,422

Carson City, NV $108,411

Houston, TX $108,249

Colorado Springs, CO $108,238

Syracuse, NY $108,184

Eugene, OR $107,978

Bismarck, ND $107,848

Gary, IN $107,848

Galveston, TX $107,848

Springfield, OR $107,761

Medford, OR $107,501

Fort Collins, CO $107,457

Austin, TX $107,370

Mesa, AZ $107,143

Phoenix, AZ $107,121

Dallas, TX $107,088

Reading, PA $107,023

Saint Cloud, MN $106,980

Concord, NH $106,882

Madison, WI $106,839

Utica, NY $106,546

Raleigh, NC $106,459

Las Vegas, NV $106,449

Rochester, NY $106,373

Des Moines, IA $106,362

Atlanta, GA $106,188

Battle Creek, MI $106,156

Salt Lake City, UT $106,123

Lancaster, PA $105,961

Champaign, IL $105,939

Harrisburg, PA $105,809

Durham, NC $105,711

Kansas City, MO $105,700

Kansas City, KS $105,679

Fort Worth, TX $105,668

Boca Raton, FL $105,624

Cleveland, OH $105,614

Columbus, OH $105,592

Pittsburgh, PA $105,581

Richmond, VA $105,538

Indianapolis, IN $105,516

Cincinnati, OH $105,375

Petersburg, VA $105,212

Billings, MT $104,974

Lansing, MI $104,974

Huntsville, AL $104,974

Lebanon, PA $104,963

Dayton, OH $104,952

Pueblo, CO $104,952

Appleton, WI $104,920

Buffalo, NY $104,876

Racine, WI $104,822

Charlotte, NC $104,811

Saint Louis, MO $104,779

Springfield, IL $104,735

Elkhart, IN $104,714

York, PA $104,714

Gastonia, NC $104,703

Benton Harbor, MI $104,703

Beaumont, TX $104,638

Lorain, OH $104,616

Toledo, OH $104,573

Binghamton, NY $104,518

Rock Hill, SC $104,507

Rockford, IL $104,453

Fargo, ND $104,399

Elyria, OH $104,399

Flagstaff, AZ $104,323

Fort Lauderdale, FL $104,258

Miami, FL $104,193

Duluth, MN $104,019

Bangor, ME $103,879

Cedar Rapids, IA $103,759

Louisville, KY $103,705

Grand Rapids, MI $103,683

Hialeah, FL $103,672

Casper, WY $103,521

Scranton, PA $103,391

New Orleans, LA $103,358

Virginia Beach, VA $103,347

Akron, OH $103,293

Peoria, IL $103,152

Sarasota, FL $103,130

Green Bay, WI $103,054

Baton Rouge, LA $103,000

Charleston, SC $102,978

Nashville, TN $102,946

Jamestown, NY $102,924

Davenport, IA $102,924

Tucson, AZ $102,870

Cheyenne, WY $102,837

Saint Petersburg, FL $102,805

Tampa, FL $102,783

Omaha, NE $102,762

Port Arthur, TX $102,718

Evansville, IN $102,718

Bradenton, FL $102,675

Santa Fe, NM $102,480

Orlando, FL $102,371

Clearwater, FL $102,252

Canton, OH $102,024

La Crosse, WI $102,024

Grand Forks, ND $101,992

Albuquerque, NM $101,959

Tulsa, OK $101,959

Newport News, VA $101,948

High Point, NC $101,916

Ogden, UT $101,872

Corpus Christi, TX $101,786

Laramie, WY $101,720

Norfolk, VA $101,720

Rock Island, IL $101,655

Saginaw, MI $101,634

Jacksonville, FL $101,623

Salisbury, NC $101,601

Memphis, TN $101,579

Moline, IL $101,525

Fort Myers, FL $101,493

Waterloo, IA $101,352

Spartanburg, SC $101,243

Lincoln, NE $101,189

Fort Wayne, IN $101,167

Birmingham, AL $101,048

Cedar Falls, IA $101,026

Provo, UT $101,016

Springfield, OH $101,005

San Antonio, TX $100,983

Greensboro, NC $100,940

South Bend, IN $100,929

Winston Salem, NC $100,918

Boise, ID $100,885

Savannah, GA $100,810

Muskegon, MI $100,614

Lima, OH $100,484

Lake Charles, LA $100,441

Anderson, IN $100,419

Lexington, KY $100,387

Augusta, GA $100,354

Greenville, SC $100,354

Wichita, KS $100,256

Tuscaloosa, AL $100,256

Columbia, SC $100,159

Bloomington, IN $99,888

Roanoke, VA $99,823

Asheville, NC $99,682

Knoxville, TN $99,497

Shreveport, LA $99,487

Wilmington, NC $99,346

Frankfort, KY $99,140

Oklahoma City, OK $99,064

Chillicothe, OH $99,020

Longview, TX $99,009

Topeka, KS $98,977

Mobile, AL $98,814

Terre Haute, IN $98,771

Erie, PA $98,760

Altoona, PA $98,706

Melbourne, FL $98,673

Amarillo, TX $98,630

Killeen, TX $98,597

Fayetteville, AR $98,511

Sioux Falls, SD $98,435

Chattanooga, TN $98,370

Idaho Falls, ID $98,359

Gainesville, FL $98,131

Portsmouth, OH $98,077

Little Rock, AR $98,055

Lynchburg, VA $98,055

Lafayette, LA $98,012

Youngstown, OH $98,012

Temple, TX $97,968

Daytona Beach, FL $97,947

Clarksville, TN $97,936

Pensacola, FL $97,925

Hopkinsville, KY $97,600

Charleston, WV $97,589

Florence, SC $97,535

Sioux City, IA $97,469

Macon, GA $97,155

Tallahassee, FL $97,144

Fayetteville, NC $97,122

Waco, TX $97,101

Wichita Falls, TX $97,101

Pine Bluff, AR $97,057

Vincennes, IN $96,851

Lubbock, TX $96,808

Great Falls, MT $96,743

Alamogordo, NM $96,732

Abilene, TX $96,645

Rapid City, SD $96,504

Monroe, LA $96,504

Albany, GA $96,439

Huntington, WV $96,428

Jackson, MS $96,418

Greenville, MS $96,407

Parkersburg, WV $96,298

Montgomery, AL $96,277

Johnstown, PA $96,255

Springfield, MO $96,168

Biloxi, MS $96,114

Sumter, SC $95,886

Columbus, GA $95,875

Twin Falls, ID $95,810

Pascagoula, MS $95,669

Kingsport, TN $95,387

Gulfport, MS $95,355

Alexandria, LA $94,997

Fort Smith, AR $94,726

El Paso, TX $94,433

Helena, MT $94,292

Las Cruces, NM $93,945

Harlingen, TX $93,641

Pocatello, ID $93,544

Florence, AL $93,511

Brownsville, TX $93,490

Dothan, AL $93,316

Mcallen, TX $93,262

Columbus, MS $92,459

Altus, OK $91,961

Lawton, OK $91,754

Pierre, SD $91,364

What Skills Can Increase a Duty Manager's Salary?

Demanded Skills for the Role:

Leadership (Mentioned in 12.75% Job Postings): Knowledge of and ability to employ effective strategies that motivate and guide other members within our business to achieve optimum results.
Product Quality (Mentioned in 1.6% Job Postings): Product quality refers to how well a product satisfies customer needs, serves its purpose and meets industry standards. When evaluating product quality, businesses consider several key factors, including whether a product solves a problem, works efficiently or suits customers' purposes.
Cost Control (Mentioned in 1.17% Job Postings): Managing and analyzing financial data in determining and reducing business expenses to increase revenue and profitability.

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Skills	Demand Percentage
Leadership	12.75%
Product Quality	1.6%
Cost Control	1.17%

What skills can make your compensation higher?

Mastering certain specialized skills can lead to a significant increase in pay. Here are examples of skills and the potential impact they can have on a Duty Manager's salary.

CVS: Can increase your salary by up to 10%.
Analytical Skills: Can increase your salary by up to 8%.
Influencing: Can increase your salary by up to 7%.

Skill	Salary	Salary % Increase
CVS	$119,288	10%
Analytical Skills	$117,120	8%
Influencing	$116,035	7%
Customer Satisfaction	$114,951	6%
Supply Chain	$114,951	6%
Project Management	$114,951	6%

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How Education impacts a Duty Manager's Salary?

Your level of education can impact your salary potential. While many Duty Managers enter the field with a Bachelor's Degree degree, higher education can lead to more specialized and higher-paying roles.

According to our 100% employer-reported salary data, the median salary for a Duty Manager with a Bachelor's Degree is between $114,075 and $121,293).

Duty Manager Salaries by Degree Level

Typical Education for Duty Manager

No Diploma 0.4%

High School 19.9%

Associates 11.4%

Bachelors 48.8%

Masters 18.9%

Doctorate 0.6%

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Degree Level	% of user with this level of education
No Diploma	0.4%
High School	19.9%
Associates	11.4%
Bachelors	48.8%
Masters	18.9%
Doctorate	0.6%

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Duty Manager Salary: Hourly Rate, Weekly Pay, and Monthly Pay

Understanding how a Duty Manager's annual salary breaks down can help with budgeting. Below, you can see the average hourly rate, weekly pay, and monthly pay for this role. Use the buttons to switch between different pay periods.

Last Updated on January 01, 2026

$95,870

Average $108,444/year

$122,121

$7,989

Average $9,037/month

$10,177

$1,844

Average $2,085/week

$2,348

$46

Average $52/hour

$59

	Annual Salary	Monthly Pay	Weekly Pay	Hourly Wage
75th Percentile	$122,121	$10,177	$2,348	$59
Average	$108,444	$9,037	$2,085	$52
25th Percentile	$95,870	$7,989	$1,844	$46

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Salary Trends for Duty Manager

Salaries for a Duty Manager can change over time, reflecting shifts in market demand and the overall economy. The median salary increased from $99,064 in 2023 to around $99,272 in 2025, reflecting changes in demand, location, experience, and the wider economy. For a detailed analysis of Duty Manager salary trends, .

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