Massachusetts · 2025 pay · 2,500 people
How much does a program coordinator make in Massachusetts?
$94,645typical pay for a program coordinator in 2025
$81,078 – $104,908what most people earned
Includes everyone paid during 2025, including part-year workers. Each employer counts with its latest published year (2024 or 2025). Typical pay rose 5.9% from the same employers' year before.
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- City of Boston · boston.gov ↗
- Office of the Comptroller (CTHRU) · macomptroller.org ↗
Where program coordinators work
Typical pay at each employer, 2025 (everyone paid).
- Department of Public Health307 people$97,580
- Massachusetts Department of Transportation245 people$102,910
- Executive Office of Health and Human Services171 people$95,896
- Executive Office of Labor and Workforce Development147 people$93,463
- Department of Correction116 people$84,081
- Executive Office of Housing and Livable Communities112 people$94,956
- Massachusetts Rehabilitation Commission108 people$96,928
- Department of Developmental Services92 people$100,139
- Department of Early Education & Care88 people$95,543
- Department of Conservation and Recreation83 people$92,797
- Department of Transitional Assistance79 people$100,888
- Department of Children and Families68 people$88,023
- Department of Mental Health63 people$100,230
- University of Massachusetts System61 people$74,357
- Department of Environmental Protection53 people$100,888
- Department of State Police49 people$91,441
- Military Division45 people$91,542
- Department of Revenue43 people$100,888
- Capital Asset Management and Maintenance Division38 people$100,473
- Department of Elementary & Secondary Education32 people$93,517
- Executive Office of Public Safety & Homeland Security31 people$80,888
- Department of Fish and Game31 people$99,708
- Department of Energy Resources27 people$87,393
- Criminal Justice Information Services Department27 people$84,522
- Sex Offender Registry26 people$100,888
- Department of Agricultural Resources23 people$94,650
- Executive Office of Veterans' Services23 people$97,144
- Executive Office of Environmental Affairs21 people$96,557
- Parole Board20 people$100,888
- Department of Elder Affairs18 people$103,725
- Chief Medical Examiner17 people$79,602
- Emergency Management Agency17 people$102,892
- Department of Fire Services16 people$99,185
- Disabled Persons Protection Commission14 people$87,070
- Municipal Police Training Committee12 people$105,250
- Division of Operational Services10 people$94,287
- Attorney General Office9 people$85,391
- Veterans' Home in Holyoke9 people$100,468
- Massachusetts Office on Disability9 people$61,777
- Veterans' Home in Chelsea9 people$92,519
- Group Insurance Commission8 people$95,715
- Sheriff Department Hampden8 people$68,121
- Division of Banks8 people$88,976
- Commission for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing7 people$88,235
- Division of Insurance7 people$101,570
- Office of the Comptroller7 people$100,888
- Commission Against Discrimination7 people$86,086
- Massachusetts Commission for the Blind6 people$93,134
- Office for Refugees and Immigrants6 people$102,922
- Department of Telecommunication and Cable5 people$88,108
- Department of Public Utilities5 people$91,278
- Executive Office of Education5 people$75,062
- Boston4 people$58,813
- Administrative Law Appeals Division4 people$105,023
- Executive Office of Technology Services and Security4 people$87,613
- Victim and Witness Assistance Board3 people$65,068
- Human Resources Division3 people$98,959
- Executive Office for Administration and Finance3 people$98,207
- Salem State University2 people$16,494
- Massachusetts Clean Energy Center2 people$56,686
- Office of the State Treasurer2 people$74,877
- State Reclamation Board2 people$21,014
- Massachusetts Marketing Partnership2 people$95,684
- Office of Consumer Affairs and Business Regulation2 people$87,290
- Supplier Diversity Office2 people$68,005
- Massachusetts Technology Collaborative1 person$33,462
- Bridgewater State University1 person$4,660
- Cannabis Control Commission1 person$85,223
- Center for Health Information & Analysis1 person$63,643
- Division of Occupational Licensure1 person$86,831
- Quinsigamond Community College1 person$74,322
- Northern Essex Community College1 person$90,893
- State Retiree Benefits Trust Fund Board1 person$42,186
- Executive Office of Economic Development1 person$105,222
- Developmental Disabilities Council1 person$89,198
- North Shore Community College1 person$44,263
- Commonwealth Corporation1 person$64,000
- Health Policy Commission1 person$111,498
- Department of Business and Technology1 person$102,104
- Division of Standards1 person$84,995
- George Fingold Library1 person$102,573
- Department of Youth Services1 person$79,108
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Pay by level
Levels with 5 or more people.
- Program Coordinator85 people$69,777
- Program Coordinator I469 people$80,434
- Program Coordinator II910 people$93,686
- Program Coordinator III1,036 people$106,637
Highest-paid program coordinators, 2025
- 1Jemps DossaProgram Coordinator III · Department of Mental Health$170,689
- 2Timothy ThurrottProgram Coordinator III · Department of Early Education & Care$163,232
- 3Donald CookProgram Coordinator III · Department of Public Health$162,339
- 4Lorraine RoccoforteProgram Coordinator III · Department of Early Education & Care$159,669
- 5Kenneth BlauveltProgram Coordinator III · Department of Public Health$159,379
Common questions
How much does a program coordinator make in Massachusetts?
The typical program coordinator was paid $94,645 in 2025; most earned between $81,078 and $104,908. This counts all 2,500 people paid, including part-year workers.
How much of the pay is overtime?
Overtime made up 1.6% of all pay for program coordinators in 2025.
Which job titles are included?
Everyone whose payroll title is Program Coordinator, at any level (for example "Program Coordinator"). Part-time-schedule titles (such as "20 hours") are left out. Senior, supervising and trainee titles have their own pages.
Job titles are written out in full from the payroll's abbreviations (for example "SR CRRECTNL POLC OFCR" → "Senior Correctional Police Officer"). "Typical pay" is the median; "most earned" is the middle half. How we calculate this