Biomedical Engineer salary in Western Australia
Updated 23 July 2026
Nationally, the median is $78,999 — Western Australia sits $1,001 above the national figure. See the national picture →
Take-home on the median Biomedical Engineer salary of $80,000 — after $14,520 income tax and $1,600 Medicare levy (2026–27 resident, no HECS, private hospital cover).
What companies pay
Reported total pay for Biomedical Engineer roles by employer — medians include bonuses and other cash compensation, so they sit above base-salary figures.
| Company | Median total pay | Typical range |
|---|---|---|
| Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital★ 3.9 | $90,203 | $86,871 – $93,536 |
| Child and Adolescent Health Service★ 3.6 | $84,900 | $82,228 – $87,571 |
| Paragon Care★ 2.7 | $80,673 | $77,411 – $83,934 |
| Siemens Healthineers★ 4.0 | $72,069 | $69,510 – $74,628 |
| Harry Perkins Institute of Medical Research★ 3.8 | $70,056 | $67,824 – $72,288 |
Biomedical Engineer pay by state
Median base salary and range where enough data exists — every figure labelled with its source.
New South Wales
Victoria
Queensland
South Australia
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