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Top 100 highest-paying jobs in Eastern Washington nonmetropolitan area

Table 1 compares the top 100 highest-paying jobs in Eastern Washington nonmetropolitan area, ranked by annual average salary. For each job, the table displays the number of employees with that job, as well as the job's entry-level salary. (The entry-level salary is calculated based on the 10% of paid workers with the lowest salaries.)

Based on the table, we see that the highest-paying jobs in Eastern Washington nonmetropolitan area are those of general dentist, with an average annual salary of $170,350. The second highest-paying jobs are those of chief executive, with an average salary of $153,140.

All of the shown salary and employment information for Eastern Washington nonmetropolitan area has been computed using data published by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics in April 2023. Notably, the highest-paying occupations change from year to year. Tables 2, 3, and 4 show the top 10 highest-paying occupations in Eastern Washington nonmetropolitan area in 2021, 2020, and 2019.

Table 1. Top 100 highest-paying jobs in Eastern Washington nonmetropolitan area (2022 survey)

Job Description Average Salary i No. of Empl i
1 General Dentists
$170,350
80
2 Chief Executives
$153,140
130
3 Sales Managers
$152,000
150
4 Architectural and Engineering Managers
$136,190
90
5 Pharmacists
$133,290
170
6 Physician Assistants
$132,600
110
7 Postsecondary Business Teachers
$132,220
120
8 Computer and Information Systems Managers
$131,540
180
9 Nurse Practitioners
$131,380
110
10 Postsecondary Education Administrators
$130,860
150
11 Financial Managers
$128,260
210
12 Electrical and Electronics Installers and Repairers, Transportation Equipment
$127,210
30
13 Software Developers
$126,000
520
14 Elementary and Secondary School Education Administrators
$124,830
260
15 Industrial Production Managers
$123,230
120
16 Legislators
$120,280
150
17 Human Resources Managers
$120,190
70
18 Marketing Managers
$114,480
70
19 Power Distributors and Dispatchers
$113,030
70
20 Judges, Magistrate Judges, and Magistrates
$111,240
40
21 Natural Sciences Managers
$110,090
40
22 All Other Managers
$110,090
230
23 Postsecondary Economics Teachers
$110,070
30
24 Medical and Health Services Managers
$110,050
180
25 Computer Network Architects
$108,140
50
26 Electrical Power-Line Installers and Repairers
$107,540
230
27 Dental Hygienists
$106,120
150
28 Postsecondary Agricultural Sciences Teachers
$105,770
70
29 Lawyers
$105,760
130
30 Physical Therapists
$105,490
100
31 Administrative Services Managers
$103,010
50
32 Control and Valve Installers and Repairers, Except Mechanical Door
$102,340
40
33 Postsecondary Biological Science Teachers
$101,090
90
34 Facilities Managers
$100,420
80
35 Public Relations Managers
$100,390
30
36 Diagnostic Medical Sonographers
$100,160
50
37 General and Operations Managers
$99,740
1,410
38 Fundraising Managers
$98,540
30
39 Veterinarians
$97,160
60
40 Occupational Therapists
$97,140
40
41 Electrical Engineers
$96,300
260
42 First-Line Supervisors of Police and Detectives
$96,070
150
43 First-Line Supervisors of Fire Fighting and Prevention Workers
$96,050
120
44 Web Developers
$95,790
40
45 Construction Managers
$95,450
160
46 Detectives and Criminal Investigators
$95,220
60
47 Wholesale and Manufacturing, Technical and Scientific Products Sales Representatives
$95,160
140
48 Mechanical Engineers
$94,590
200
49 Project Management Specialists
$93,330
270
50 Transportation, Storage, and Distribution Managers
$92,390
60
51 Speech-Language Pathologists
$91,400
70
52 Civil Engineers
$90,310
330
53 Industrial Engineers
$87,500
120
54 Computer Systems Analysts
$86,570
190
55 Computer Network Support Specialists
$85,830
50
56 Registered Nurses
$85,780
1,360
57 Web and Digital Interface Designers
$85,300
60
58 Network and Computer Systems Administrators
$85,030
160
59 Respiratory Therapists
$85,010
40
60 Compliance Officers
$84,720
210
61 Computer Occupations, All Other
$84,640
100
62 Property, Real Estate Managers
$83,860
40
63 School Psychologists
$82,910
40
64 Management Analysts
$82,610
120
65 Career/Technical Education Teachers, Secondary School
$82,050
170
66 Occupational Health and Safety Specialists
$81,990
90
67 Middle School Teachers, Except Special and Career/Technical Education
$81,820
500
68 Software Quality Assurance Analysts and Testers
$81,100
40
69 Career/Technical Education Teachers, Middle School
$80,970
40
70 Secondary School Teachers, Except Special and Career/Technical Education
$80,740
780
71 Postsecondary Mathematical Science Teachers
$80,580
70
72 Food Service Managers
$80,560
80
73 Construction and Building Inspectors
$80,190
90
74 Financial Analysts
$79,940
60
75 Elementary School Teachers, Except Special Education
$78,980
1,480
76 Postsecondary Psychology Teachers
$78,590
80
77 Secondary School Special Education Teachers
$78,460
110
78 Massage Therapists
$78,020
60
79 First-Line Supervisors of Construction Trades and Extraction Workers
$77,720
510
80 Cartographers and Photogrammetrists
$77,510
30
81 Radio, Cellular, and Tower Equipment Installers and Repairers
$77,500
40
82 Cost Estimators
$77,390
100
83 Surveyors
$77,380
40
84 Postmasters and Mail Superintendents
$77,310
50
85 Postsecondary Computer Science Teachers
$77,040
60
86 First-Line Supervisors of Correctional Officers
$76,540
40
87 First-Line Supervisors of Mechanics, Installers, and Repairers
$76,490
570
88 Police and Sheriff's Patrol Officers
$76,310
450
89 Radiologic Technologists
$75,780
150
90 Social and Community Service Managers
$75,750
90
91 Urban and Regional Planners
$75,650
80
92 Electricians
$75,650
580
93 Accountants and Auditors
$75,420
680
94 Zoologists and Wildlife Biologists
$75,030
110
95 Wholesale and Manufacturing (Except Technical and Scientific Products) Sales Representatives
$73,230
880
96 Chemists
$73,200
70
97 Farmers, Ranchers, and Other Agricultural Managers
$72,950
30
98 Electrical and Electronics Repairers, Commercial and Industrial Equipment
$72,740
40
99 Mechanical Drafters
$72,370
70
100 Middle School Special Education Teachers
$71,350
70

Table 2. Top 10 highest-paying jobs in Eastern Washington nonmetropolitan area – 2021 survey

Job Description Average Salary i
1 General Dentists
$164,070
2 Chief Executives
$163,900
3 Architectural and Engineering Managers
$131,770
4 Sales Managers
$131,200
5 Pharmacists
$127,550
6 Physician Assistants
$127,240
7 Nurse Practitioners
$127,240
8 Computer and Information Systems Managers
$125,930
9 Elementary and Secondary School Education Administrators
$125,510
10 Postsecondary Economics Teachers
$124,850

Table 3. Top 10 highest-paying jobs in Eastern Washington nonmetropolitan area – 2020 survey

Job Description Average Salary i
1 Chief Executives
$166,500
2 Sales Managers
$127,690
3 Pharmacists
$127,100
4 Industrial Production Managers
$124,190
5 Postsecondary Health Specialties Teachers
$123,020
6 Human Resources Managers
$122,000
7 Nurse Practitioners
$120,390
8 Physician Assistants
$116,710
9 Postsecondary Business Teachers
$115,840
10 Postsecondary Education Administrators
$114,820

Table 4. Top 10 highest-paying jobs in Eastern Washington nonmetropolitan area – 2019 survey

Job Description Average Salary i
1 General Dentists
$205,140
2 Chief Executives
$140,360
3 Pharmacists
$125,110
4 Industrial Production Managers
$118,740
5 Nurse Practitioners
$116,690
6 Sales Managers
$115,450
7 Physician Assistants
$114,330
8 Human Resources Managers
$113,210
9 Purchasing Managers
$109,900
10 Electrical Engineers
$107,740

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