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Job Popularity in Metro Areas for Postsecondary Health Specialties Teachers

The map below shows some metro areas where the profession is more popular, compared to the size of the population, than in the rest of the country. A table below the map shows job popularity and salaries across the US.

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Listed below are metro areas ranked by the popularity of jobs for Postsecondary Health Specialties Teachers relative to the population of the city, as of 2007.

A Relative Popularity of 1.0 means that the city has an average number of the particular job, for its population, compared to the rest of the US. Higher numbers mean proportionally more jobs of that type.

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Metro Area	Jobs	Salary (2007)	Relative Popularity
ARIZONA
Phoenix	700	$87,480	0.7
ARKANSAS
Little Rock	80	$59,400	0.4
CALIFORNIA
Los Angeles	3,580	$99,420	1.5
Visalia	80	$67,170	1.1
Oakland	560	$77,580	1
San Diego	630	$101,250	0.9
Sacramento	360	$102,700	0.7
COLORADO
Denver	2,300		3.3
DELAWARE
Wilmington	60	$60,660	0.3
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Washington	1,820	$88,500	1.4
FLORIDA
Jacksonville	940		2.8
Pensacola	120	$67,930	1.5
Tampa	940	$96,020	1.3
Miami	640	$64,280	1.2
Lakeland	110	$38,050	1
Cape Coral	80	$71,010	0.7
Palm Bay	30	$60,520	0.3
West Palm Beach	80	$52,720	0.3
ILLINOIS
Bloomington	40	$53,560	1.2
Chicago	770	$84,090	0.4
INDIANA
Fort Wayne	130	$49,910	1.1
Evansville	90	$62,620	1
Gary	130		0.9
South Bend	60	$45,990	0.8
IOWA
Davenport	160	$64,220	1.7
Des Moines	180	$59,680	1
KANSAS
Wichita	190	$59,160	1.2
LOUISIANA
Shreveport	40	$39,640	0.5
MAINE
Bangor	40	$66,010	1.3
Portland	130	$55,040	1.2
MARYLAND
Baltimore	4,430	$126,790	6.2
MASSACHUSETTS
Boston	2,790	$116,890	2.9
Worcester	160	$92,750	1.2
Springfield	90	$85,510	0.6
MICHIGAN
Detroit	1,270	$88,570	3.1
Niles	40	$57,700	1.3
Grand Rapids	50		0.2
Warren	150	$53,280	0.2
MINNESOTA
Minneapolis	1,450	$89,000	1.4
MISSOURI
St. Louis	4,560	$101,430	6.1
Kansas City	1,140	$101,170	2
Springfield	150		1.5
Joplin	40		1
NEBRASKA
Lincoln	170	$67,240	2.1
NEVADA
Las Vegas	200	$90,220	0.4
NEW JERSEY
Newark	420	$72,180	0.8
NEW MEXICO
Albuquerque	300	$65,900	1.4
NEW YORK
Albany	460	$112,840	1.9
Syracuse	280	$87,560	1.7
New York	3,290	$129,190	1.2
Rochester	310		1.1
Buffalo	280	$81,930	1
Poughkeepsie	110	$63,520	0.9
Utica	50	$51,910	0.8
Nassau	310	$69,350	0.4
NORTH CAROLINA
Asheville	100	$48,510	1.1
Hickory	80	$51,220	0.9
Raleigh	160	$69,110	0.6
Charlotte	240	$60,170	0.5
Greensboro	80	$64,140	0.4
NORTH DAKOTA
Fargo	110		1.9
Bismarck	30	$39,950	1.1
OHIO
Columbus	1,980	$84,710	3.9
Cincinnati	1,660	$104,780	2.9
Dayton	380	$88,290	1.8
Akron	160	$78,080	0.9
Youngstown	70	$63,010	0.5
OKLAHOMA
Oklahoma City	3,560	$94,640	11.5
OREGON
Eugene	60	$71,370	0.8
PENNSYLVANIA
Pittsburgh	2,320	$77,990	3.7
Scranton	150	$54,340	1.1
TENNESSEE
Memphis	520	$79,300	1.5
Knoxville	100		0.6
TEXAS
College Station	3,760	$121,150	95.6
Houston	4,060	$115,580	2.9
Dallas	2,430	$115,520	2.1
El Paso	180	$67,010	1.3
VIRGINIA
Virginia Beach	330	$85,500	0.8
WEST VIRGINIA
Charleston	120	$44,810	1.6
Wheeling	30	$72,440	0.9
WISCONSIN
Madison	1,310	$76,820	7.4
La Crosse	70	$55,780	2
Milwaukee	280	$62,720	0.6

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Education	106,850	93%	$80,610
Hospital	5,920	5%	$83,580

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