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Client Service Representative Salary in Oregon

Half of client service representatives in Oregon earned more than $40,900 in May 2025 and half earned less (BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS), May 2025). The lowest-paid 10% earned under $33,970 and the top 10% over $49,660. Oregon prices are 103.4% of the US average, so the median buys what $39,570 would nationally.

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$36,049/yr

$33,970/yrMedian $40,900/yr$49,660/yr

National median
$38,010/yr
Cost of living index
103.4
Buying power
$39,570/yr
Rank (pay / buying power)
#13 / #18 of 51

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How the estimate works: we place you along your state's 10th–90th percentile range by years of experience. Real offers depend on the clinic, shift and benefits.

Highest and lowest paying states for client service representatives

Top 5 states

Bottom 5 states

  1. Kentucky$32,940
  2. Louisiana$32,750
  3. Alabama$32,590
  4. West Virginia$31,920
  5. Mississippi$31,160

All states

Client Service Representative pay by state, BLS May 2025, with BEA 2024 cost of living
District of Columbia$49,060$37,050$64,270109.9$44,6402,000
Alaska$44,720$32,810$57,360102.4$43,6891,530
Washington$44,710$36,730$57,840107.0$41,78026,500
California$44,100$36,410$58,800110.7$39,83082,470
Massachusetts$43,870$35,790$54,270105.8$41,48218,970
New York$43,080$34,740$59,140107.9$39,91865,010
Rhode Island$42,620$32,940$50,020102.3$41,6704,270
Maine$42,440$35,880$49,14097.1$43,7303,440
Colorado$42,010$33,200$51,490103.1$40,76611,020
New Jersey$41,650$33,420$54,290108.8$38,27942,060
Hawaii$41,600$35,050$55,310110.0$37,8353,510
Wisconsin$41,150$29,530$50,03094.1$43,73225,580
Oregon$40,900$33,970$49,660103.4$39,57013,590
Connecticut$40,630$34,120$54,170103.6$39,21414,980
North Dakota$39,530$29,570$52,22089.0$44,4361,930
Arizona$38,730$32,130$47,930100.7$38,47023,220
Vermont$38,370$30,830$46,81098.0$39,1701,160
South Dakota$38,280$27,920$47,86088.6$43,2125,760
New Hampshire$38,160$26,800$53,370104.2$36,6345,320
Maryland$38,100$31,750$49,180105.0$36,30018,390
Nebraska$37,860$29,070$47,35090.1$42,0196,750
Minnesota$37,510$28,320$50,54098.6$38,03411,800
Wyoming$37,480$28,580$49,57092.7$40,4351,540
Michigan$37,470$29,480$48,28096.2$38,94325,230
Illinois$37,400$31,200$48,350100.0$37,41640,370
Montana$37,360$27,240$47,42094.6$39,4741,280
Iowa$37,330$26,740$47,61087.8$42,5354,660
Virginia$37,060$28,800$47,220101.1$36,65523,360
Nevada$37,050$29,340$47,790100.0$37,05810,650
Utah$36,960$27,870$47,21098.9$37,38512,020
Florida$36,810$28,850$46,480103.4$35,59563,280
Idaho$36,810$28,500$47,10095.5$38,5475,340
Pennsylvania$36,810$24,820$48,31097.6$37,72637,830
Delaware$36,310$31,200$47,61099.8$36,3802,880
Indiana$36,160$24,410$47,31093.3$38,74517,360
Georgia$36,100$24,920$47,19096.3$37,49026,080
Kansas$36,050$27,390$45,69090.1$40,0257,290
Ohio$35,920$26,070$46,84092.8$38,71830,850
Missouri$35,740$29,230$46,66090.8$39,35418,890
South Carolina$35,510$22,710$46,75093.7$37,87811,280
North Carolina$35,440$23,270$46,21094.3$37,57220,080
Texas$35,210$24,700$47,38097.1$36,27878,330
New Mexico$35,140$26,970$44,21092.2$38,1085,650
Tennessee$34,910$25,400$45,98091.9$37,99911,460
Arkansas$34,840$27,610$43,93086.9$40,07510,870
Oklahoma$34,560$24,700$44,76087.8$39,3439,380
Kentucky$32,940$23,720$44,27090.2$36,5359,290
Louisiana$32,750$21,420$44,41088.2$37,12912,820
Alabama$32,590$22,830$40,73088.8$36,69110,460
West Virginia$31,920$23,690$42,74089.5$35,6665,470
Mississippi$31,160$22,310$42,99087.0$35,8356,920

Blank cells: BLS suppressed the estimate. "Jobs (employment)" is how many people BLS counts in the occupation in each state, not open listings. Click a column to sort.

Cost of living in Oregon metros

Statewide figures hide big local differences. Here's how the Oregon median stretches in its largest metro areas (BEA 2024 price levels).

Metro areaPrice levelState median, adjusted
Portland-Vancouver-Hillsboro, OR-WA105.4$38,797

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National trends

National median pay, May 2019 to May 2025, and projected job growth 2025–35
Occupation20192025ChangeAfter inflationProjected growth 2025–35Openings a year
Veterinarians$95,460$130,100+36.3%+8.6%+9.4%3,100
Veterinary technologists and technicians$35,320$47,380+34.1%+6.9%+9.4%13,400
Veterinary assistants and laboratory animal caretakers$28,590$38,150+33.4%+6.3%+9.1%23,200
Receptionists and information clerks (all industries)$30,050$38,010+26.5%+0.8%-1.7%105,100
  • Vet, tech and assistant pay rose about a third from 2019 to 2025, roughly 5% a year. After inflation (CPI-U up 25.5%) that's a real gain of 6% to 9%.
  • BLS projects all three veterinary occupations to grow about 9% from 2025 to 2035, about 2.7 times the 3.5% average for all jobs.
  • Vet assistant employment grew 30.5% from 2019 to 2025, the fastest of the four.
  • Practice managers: median $69,919 in 2025, up 7.6% from 2023 (VHMA).

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BLS figures are employer-reported wages for all workers in the occupation (credentialed or not), before bonuses and benefits. Annual pay assumes 2,080 hours. Buying power = median pay ÷ (state price level ÷ 100).