Project Coordinator Salaries

The average salary for a Project Coordinator is US$60,613 per year in United States. Salaries estimates are based on 32836 salaries submitted anonymously to Glassdoor by a Project Coordinator employees in United States.

The highest salary for a Project Coordinator in United States is US$74,628 per year.

The lowest salary for a Project Coordinator in United States is US$49,398 per year.

When you're determining if a salary qualifies as good, factors like having a bachelor's degree and at least four years of experience in the field are helpful. Glassdoor's anonymous ratings show that 70% of project coordinators are satisfied with their salary.

The range of total pay for project coordinators is fairly wide — you can expect to earn anywhere from $41,112.79 to $89,844.72, depending on your level of experience. If you keep in line with the typical project coordinator career path, you're likely to reach an estimated total pay of $60,612.82 after becoming an experienced professional in the field.

To make more money as a project coordinator, it's important to gain expertise in certain areas like scheduling, written and verbal communication, organization, problem-solving, managing teams, and laser-focused attention to detail. It can also be helpful to build up experience in a particular industry so that you really know the ins and outs of how projects work in that area. The more years you have on the job, the better salary you may earn.

You can also seek specific certifications to boost your earning potential. Getting certifications in common software tools like Prince2 and Primavera can help show off your skills.

It's important to advocate for yourself so you can get the salary you deserve. A great first step is to look into how much project coordinator jobs pay near you, so you have a general idea of a fair salary range for your area.

Keeping the number you'd like to see in mind, make sure to highlight your achievements and lessons you've learned throughout your career when you start negotiating, either with your current employer or future employers in interviews. It's helpful to have concrete examples of how you've used your project coordination skills to better businesses, in order to prove your value and hopefully negotiate the highest salary possible.

About 70.00% of Project Coordinator professionals feel satisfied with their salary, according to anonymous Glassdoor ratings. An additional $3,357 in potential pay per year, among other factors, can qualify the annual pay of a Project Coordinator in United States as a good salary.

Project Coordinator professionals in United States have a wide total pay range, between $41,113 and $89,845 depending on experience, with an estimated total pay of $60,613 following the average career path of a Project Coordinator.