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Salaries By Occupation -
Learn More and Earn More


Salaries by occupation can assist you in your job search. Find the highest paying occupations and dig into the dictionary of occupation.

The more information you have on your job hunt, the better off you are. Information is power. Where can you go to get certain data, such as, the highest paying occupations or the dictionary of occupation titles? We will present several sources to you.




Salaries By Occupation

The U.S. Department of Labor sponsors a website called Careeronestop.com that provides salary information on numerous careers, including the highest paying occupations. The source of the data is the Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment Statistics Survey. As usual, the Government data is slightly dated. If one considers ALL education levels, the list includes the following in the top 20:

RankOccupationAnnual Median Wages, 2008
1Anesthesiologist$166,400
2Internist, General$166,400
3Obstetricians and Gynecologists$166,400
4Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons$166,400
5Orthodontists$166,400
6Physicians and Surgeons, Other$166,400
7Prosthedontists$166,400
8Surgeons$166,400
9Chief Executives$158,600
10Family and General Practice$157,200
11Psychiatrists$154,200
12Physicians, General$142,900
13Pediatricians, General$146,000
14Dentist, General$142,900
15Engineering Managers$115,300
16Podiatrists$113,600
17Natural Science Managers$112,800
18Computer and Information Systems Mangers$112,200
19Air Traffic Controllers$119,000
20Airline Pilots, Copilots, and Flight Engineers$111,700


At the same site, you can also search for the highest paying occupations based on work experience or on-the-job training. The top 5 occupations based on this criteria are:

RankOccupationAnnual Median Wages, 2008
1Air Traffic Controllers$111,900
2Managers, All Other$90,200
3Industrial Production Managers$83,300
4Transportation, Storage and Distribution Managers$79,000
5First Line Supervisors/Managers of Police and Detectives$75,500


Dictionary of Occupation Titles

MORE AVAILABLE! Other sections on this site that addresses Jobs for Income are:
Information Technology Associates publishes a DOT Dictionary of Occupational Titles at occupationalinfo.org which may provide you with the data you need.

The U.S. Department of Labor, Office of Administrative Law Judges (OALJ) publishes a Dictionary of Occupational Titles online as well. The DOT was created and last updated in 1991 by the Employment and Training Administration. Because it is a standard reference in cases adjudicated by the OALJ, it was included in the AOLJ web site.

However, the DOT has been replaced by the O*NET. O*NET Online has detailed descriptions of the world of work for use by job seekers, workforce development and HR Professionals, students, researchers and others. It may just have the information you are looking for.

All of the data regarding salaries by occupation may help in you job search. During your search, keep retirement planning in mind no matter what stage of life you are in. Use the retirement savings calculators, such as T Rowe Price, Firecalc, Wallet Pop and others to assist you in your retirement goals.

Numbers are good to know in you job search, but always evaluate if you have a passion for your job.





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