Podiatrist, Departments of Mental Health and Developmental Services
Authorized salary ranges
| Range | Monthly | Annual |
|---|---|---|
| A | $9,578 to $13,439 | $114,936 to $161,268 |
| B | $10,046 to $14,104 | $120,552 to $169,248 |
| C | $10,529 to $16,263 | $126,348 to $195,156 |
| S | $10,614 to $20,178 | $127,368 to $242,136 |
| T | $11,115 to $21,691 | $133,380 to $260,292 |
| U | $11,632 to $25,648 | $139,584 to $307,776 |
| V | $14,378 to $20,178 | $172,536 to $242,136 |
| W | $15,457 to $21,691 | $185,484 to $260,292 |
| Y | $16,617 to $25,648 | $199,404 to $307,776 |
Representation
Union of American Physicians and Dentists represents Bargaining Unit R16, Physicians, Dentists and Podiatrists.
Where these jobs are
6 state employees held this classification in 2025, from State Controller payroll data.
| Department | Employees |
|---|---|
| Hospitals, Department of State | 5 |
| Department of Developmental Services | 1 |
Against the market
The BLS median wage for Podiatrists across all California employers was $201,300 a year in 2025. This classification is authorized from $114,936 to $307,776 a year.
Footnotes
- Footnote 19 Rule of three ranks certification. (Effective 1/1/79, all open examinations are rule of three ranks per Government Code 19057.1.)
- Footnote P8 Pay differential code 8 — refer to applicable MOU or DPA rule for specific conditions.