Health Care Salary Information
Health Care
Salary information is available for over 50 occupations. Have you ever thought
"gee I wonder what a certified physical therapy assistant does?
and how much do they get paid anyway?" This site
answers that question for over 50 55 health care occupations. Everything from the
anesthesiologists salary to a veterinary technician
salary.
Health care
salaries vary depending on a variety of factors that include complexity of the
work involved, amount of education required, supply and demand, and even
geographical area. Other factors can include the amount of independent function
allowed. The health care salary of a small town doctor in rural Alabama will vary significantly from a specialist in
Neurology in New York city
yet both are considered doctors.
Virtually all healthcare professionals and occupations are regulated to some
extent by the different states. Different licensing or certifications are
required and vary slightly from state to state. As a part of that
regulation certain minimum education along with a specified amount of hands on
training will be required.
Approximately 99% of all healthcare occupations are listed by the US Department
of Labor. They are classified into two broad categories called Healthcare
Practitioner and Technical Occupations and Healthcare Support Occupations.
The average health care salary varies widely from not much more than minimum
wage to some of the highest paid individuals in the
U.S.
Health Care Practitioner and Technical Occupations Salary List
Anesthesiologist Salary
Athletic Trainer Salary
Audiologist Salary
Cardiologist Salary
Cardiovascular Technologists and Technicians Salary
Chiropractor Salary
Dental Hygienists Salary
Dentist
Salary
Diagnostic Medical Sonographers Salary
Dietetic Technicians Salary
Dietitians
and Nutritionists Salary
Esthetician Salary
Emergency Medical Technicians (EMT) and Paramedic Salary
Family and General Practitioners Salary
Healthcare Administrator Salary
Internist
Salary
Licensed
Practical and Licensed Vocational Nurse Salary
Massage Therapist Salary
Medical and
Clinical Laboratory Technician Salary
Medical Coding Salary
Medical Records Clerk and Health Information Technician Salary
Medical Transcription Salary
Neurologist Salary
Neurosurgeon Salary
Nuclear Medicine Technologist Salary
Nurse Anesthetist or Nurse Anesthesiologist Salary
Nurse Practitioner Salary
Obstetrician and Gynecologist Doctor Salary
Occupational Health and Safety Specialist and Technician Salary
Occupational Therapist Salary
Dispensing
Optician Salary
Optometrist Salary
Oral
and Maxillofacial Surgeon Salary
Orthodontist Salary
Orthotist and Prosthetist
Salary
Pediatrician Salary
Pharmacist Salary
Pharmacy Technician Salary
Phlebotomist Salary
Physical Therapist Salary
Physician Assistant Salary
Podiatrist Salary
Prosthodontist Salary
Psychiatric Technician Salary
Psychiatrist Salary
Psychologist Salary
Radiation Therapist Salary
Recreational Therapist Salary
Registered Nurse Salary
Respiratory Therapist Salary
Social
Worker Salary
Speech-Language Pathologist or Speech Therapist Salary
Surgeon
Salary
Surgical Technologist Salary
Veterinarian Salary
Veterinary Technologist and Technician Salary
Median,
Mean and Average
The data
gathered for this web site is primarily from government resources. They
use a variety of methods to calculate health care salaries and ranges of
salaries of the various occupations. The first one is median hourly wage.
The median hourly wage simply means the value in the middle of a set of numbers.
The mean annual or hourly wage is the second term used. An arithmetic mean
is the same as saying the average. So I will tend to use the term average
as it is more commonly used.
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