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Top 100 highest-paying jobs in Southern Ohio nonmetropolitan area

Table 1 compares the top 100 highest-paying jobs in Southern Ohio 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 Southern Ohio nonmetropolitan area are those of psychiatrist, with an average annual salary of $225,130. The second highest-paying jobs are those of nurse anesthetists, with an average salary of $215,500.

All of the shown salary and employment information for Southern Ohio 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 Southern Ohio nonmetropolitan area in 2021, 2020, and 2019.

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

Job Description Average Salary i No. of Empl i
1 Psychiatrists
$225,130
40
2 Nurse Anesthetists
$215,500
80
3 Family Medicine Physicians
$201,400
70
4 Chief Executives
$173,100
90
5 General Dentists
$153,880
90
6 Judges, Magistrate Judges, and Magistrates
$135,040
110
7 Pharmacists
$131,330
420
8 Computer and Information Systems Managers
$130,460
100
9 Physician Assistants
$124,280
90
10 Architectural and Engineering Managers
$123,430
90
11 Nurse Practitioners
$116,230
300
12 Sales Managers
$114,260
240
13 Postsecondary Business Teachers
$105,770
150
14 All Other Managers
$103,790
150
15 Optometrists
$103,690
50
16 Marketing Managers
$103,540
70
17 Engineers, All Other
$101,960
50
18 Veterinarians
$101,870
80
19 Financial Managers
$101,810
440
20 Human Resources Managers
$98,000
80
21 Industrial Production Managers
$96,640
340
22 Elementary and Secondary School Education Administrators
$96,160
470
23 Physical Therapists
$95,090
220
24 Computer Network Architects
$91,100
30
25 Medical and Health Services Managers
$90,670
640
26 Occupational Therapists
$90,340
180
27 Lawyers
$89,980
220
28 Database Administrators
$88,240
40
29 Chemical Engineers
$88,230
40
30 Logisticians
$88,130
180
31 Transportation, Storage, and Distribution Managers
$87,580
160
32 Software Developers
$86,880
240
33 Materials Engineers
$86,760
40
34 Power Plant Operators
$86,700
200
35 Postsecondary Physics Teachers
$85,990
40
36 Postsecondary History Teachers
$85,520
40
37 Facilities Managers
$85,480
110
38 Postsecondary Psychology Teachers
$84,600
50
39 Construction Managers
$84,300
220
40 Postsecondary Chemistry Teachers
$84,040
60
41 Postmasters and Mail Superintendents
$83,560
40
42 Crane and Tower Operators
$83,240
90
43 Clinical and Counseling Psychologists
$83,220
50
44 Postsecondary Health Specialties Teachers
$83,210
310
45 Web Developers
$82,910
30
46 Environmental Engineers
$82,840
70
47 Electrical Power-Line Installers and Repairers
$82,740
200
48 Postsecondary Communications Teachers
$82,460
110
49 Industrial Engineers
$81,800
380
50 Software Quality Assurance Analysts and Testers
$81,760
70
51 Claims Adjusters, Examiners, and Investigators
$81,660
60
52 Project Management Specialists
$81,500
620
53 Civil Engineers
$79,930
150
54 Wholesale and Manufacturing, Technical and Scientific Products Sales Representatives
$79,890
80
55 Electrical Engineers
$79,850
80
56 Network and Computer Systems Administrators
$79,620
290
57 Postsecondary Mathematical Science Teachers
$78,830
60
58 Management Analysts
$78,030
280
59 Speech-Language Pathologists
$77,870
180
60 School Psychologists
$77,650
50
61 Mechanical Engineers
$77,310
240
62 Computer Systems Analysts
$76,650
180
63 General and Operations Managers
$75,980
2,970
64 Plumbers, Pipefitters, and Steamfitters
$75,770
440
65 Postsecondary Biological Science Teachers
$75,280
70
66 Occupational Health and Safety Specialists
$74,940
150
67 First-Line Supervisors of Correctional Officers
$73,670
40
68 Educational, Guidance, School, and Vocational Counselors
$72,930
530
69 Registered Nurses
$72,350
4,210
70 Morticians, Undertakers, and Funeral Directors
$72,030
50
71 Personal Financial Advisors
$71,990
90
72 Kindergarten and Elementary School Special Education Teachers
$71,310
230
73 Career/Technical Education Teachers, Secondary School
$71,110
290
74 First-Line Supervisors of Construction Trades and Extraction Workers
$70,640
580
75 Diagnostic Medical Sonographers
$69,920
120
76 Administrative Services Managers
$69,250
150
77 Electrical and Electronics Engineering Technicians
$68,920
40
78 Credit Analysts
$68,170
30
79 First-Line Supervisors of Non-Retail Sales Workers
$67,950
120
80 First-Line Supervisors of Mechanics, Installers, and Repairers
$67,510
650
81 Magnetic Resonance Imaging Technologists
$67,040
40
82 Computer Occupations, All Other
$66,830
70
83 Technical Writers
$65,780
40
84 Instructional Coordinators
$65,660
220
85 Postsecondary Art, Drama, and Music Teachers
$65,030
190
86 Computer Network Support Specialists
$64,870
130
87 Paving, Surfacing, and Tamping Equipment Operators
$64,730
60
88 Postsecondary Nursing Instructors and Teachers
$64,720
170
89 First-Line Supervisors of Police and Detectives
$64,700
90
90 Dental Hygienists
$64,540
190
91 Foresters
$64,520
30
92 Postsecondary English Language and Literature Teachers
$64,470
100
93 Postsecondary Foreign Language and Literature Teachers
$64,370
60
94 Secondary School Teachers, Except Special and Career/Technical Education
$64,370
2,420
95 Industrial Engineering Technicians
$64,330
70
96 Millwrights
$63,970
60
97 Meeting, Convention, and Event Planners
$63,830
130
98 Telecommunications Equipment Installers and Repairers, Except Line Installers
$63,820
100
99 Occupational Therapy Assistants
$63,790
90
100 Environmental Scientists and Health Specialists
$63,770
110

Table 2. Top 10 highest-paying jobs in Southern Ohio nonmetropolitan area – 2021 survey

Job Description Average Salary i
1 Chief Executives
$165,680
2 General Dentists
$164,070
3 Judges, Magistrate Judges, and Magistrates
$127,620
4 Pharmacists
$127,240
5 Architectural and Engineering Managers
$125,660
6 Sales Managers
$125,550
7 Nurse Practitioners
$121,010
8 Computer and Information Systems Managers
$120,080
9 Physician Assistants
$119,990
10 Postsecondary Engineering Teachers
$104,940

Table 3. Top 10 highest-paying jobs in Southern Ohio nonmetropolitan area – 2020 survey

Job Description Average Salary i
1 Pharmacists
$129,640
2 Architectural and Engineering Managers
$123,530
3 Chief Executives
$119,990
4 Computer and Information Systems Managers
$113,540
5 Postsecondary Business Teachers
$113,100
6 Physician Assistants
$111,100
7 General Dentists
$111,080
8 Industrial Production Managers
$110,230
9 Marketing Managers
$109,900
10 Human Resources Managers
$109,750

Table 4. Top 10 highest-paying jobs in Southern Ohio nonmetropolitan area – 2019 survey

Job Description Average Salary i
1 Family Medicine Physicians
$201,400
2 Nurse Anesthetists
$197,760
3 Chiropractors
$191,780
4 Pharmacists
$128,040
5 Architectural and Engineering Managers
$127,720
6 General Dentists
$120,400
7 Physician Assistants
$113,880
8 Chief Executives
$113,530
9 Sales Managers
$110,120
10 Human Resources Managers
$109,660

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