Children's National Medical Center Molecular and Cellular Biologist salary

Based on 15 H-1B filings by Children's National Medical Center, fiscal years 2025–2026. Base salary only.

Median salary$69,655
Middle 50%$63.7k–$78k
vs. all employers−17%comparison median $84,406
Filings15FY2025–FY2026 · latest two fiscal years

Salary range

Box: middle 50% of filings. Whiskers: 10th–90th percentile. 99% of filings are between $54,154 and $99,548.
PercentileSalary
10th$61,785
25th$63,680
50th (median)$69,655
75th$78,000
90th$93,269

By state

District of Columbia
$72,094
Maryland
$92,680

Bar length: number of filings (District of Columbia 14). Figure: average salary in that state.

By city

Washington, DC$69,655 · 14 filings

Cities with at least 10 filings. Figure: median salary.

By experience level

Wage levelMedianFilings
Level I · Entry too few 2
Level II · Qualified too few 9
Level III · Experienced too few 2
Level IV · Fully competent too few 2

Median shown when a level has at least 10 filings.

Questions

How much does a molecular and cellular biologist make at Children's National Medical Center?

In H-1B filings, Children's National Medical Center's median base salary for Molecular and Cellular Biologist is $69,655; half of filings fall between $63,680 and $78,000. Bonus and stock are not included.

Does Children's National Medical Center sponsor H-1B visas for molecular and cellular biologists?

Yes. Children's National Medical Center filed 15 certified Labor Condition Applications for this role in FY2025–FY2026. A filing is a step before the visa petition, not an approval.

Which job titles are included?

Filings are grouped by occupation code 19-1029 (Molecular and Cellular Biologists), so this page covers every job title Children's National Medical Center filed under that code.

Where does this data come from?

The U.S. Department of Labor's public LCA disclosure files, updated every quarter. Methodology