Killeen Employment

Employment and Industries in the Killeen, Texas Area

The Killeen economy is very dependent on the nearby Fort Hood and the soldiers and their families. Fort Hood is the area's major employer. Killeen's leading fields of employment include government, educational services, construction, healthcare, accommodation and food services, and finance and insurance.

About 25% of the workforce is employed in sales and office occupations. Service workers comprise about 24% of the city's labor force. Approximately 21% of the workforce is employed in management, professional and related occupations.

Shown below is a list of the leading employers in Killeen and the surrounding area:

Fort Hood
Killeen Independent School District
Central Texas College
MetroPlex Hospital
Fort Hood Exchange
City of Killeen
Sallie Mae
First National Bank
Killeen Mall
Walmart
Metroplex Adventist Hospital
West Business Services LP
H E Butt Grocery
Kmart Corporation
United States Postal Service
Mantech Telecommunications and Information
Frank Mayborn Enterprises
Home Depot USA, Inc
Lowe's Home Centers, Inc
System Studies & Simulation Inc

In Killeen, some of the most common jobs filled by employees with college degrees are registered nurses, teachers, computer systems analysts, management analysts, network and computer systems administrators, training and development specialists, educational, vocational and school counselors; and computer programmers.

Notable data about Killeen, Texas: Adult population holding a bachelors's degree or higher: 16%. Cost of living index in 2008: 79.9 ( U.S. average: 100). The average earnings in 2009: $32,000.

Associations providing assistance to Killeen businesses include:

The newspaper the Killeen Daily Herald is a good resource regarding local business and industry news.

Where the Majority of Workers Have College Degrees

Rank	Title	Local Jobs	Local Mean Salary	Typical Local Salary	National Growth % 2006-2016	National % With College Degree
1	Registered nurses	3,280	60,780	$42,100 - 82,610	24%	56%
2	Elementary school teachers, except special education	2,380	42,720	$34,070 - 55,650	14%	95%
3	Secondary school teachers, except special and vocational education	1,370	45,790	$34,420 - 60,850	6%	96%
4	Middle school teachers, except special and vocational education	1,300	43,620	$34,230 - 58,060	11%	95%
5	Sales representatives, wholesale and manufacturing, except technical and scientific products	910	44,660	$22,740 - 66,700	8%	51%
6	Teachers and instructors, all other	690	21,050	$13,010 - 45,720	9%	54%
7	Accountants and auditors	570	61,630	$33,450 - 97,640	18%	79%
8	Computer systems analysts	450	68,190	$37,170 - 104,170	29%	68%
9	Education administrators, elementary and secondary school	350	69,050	$54,650 - 84,890	8%	78%
10	Management analysts	320	54,100	$35,180 - 76,430	22%	78%
11	Computer software engineers, systems software	320	79,090	$55,810 - 107,280	28%	85%
12	Network and computer systems administrators	300	65,670	$38,230 - 97,710	27%	50%
13	Training and development specialists	280	42,200	$26,190 - 58,750	18%	56%
14	Medical and health services managers	270	77,240	$45,230 - 112,510	16%	57%
15	Educational, vocational, and school counselors	270	49,400	$29,110 - 65,360	13%	73%
16	Computer programmers	260	67,860	$30,690 - 110,480	0%	73%
17	Special education teachers, preschool, kindergarten, and elementary school	260	44,240	$34,790 - 56,280	20%	87%
18	Social and human service assistants	250	36,100	$26,410 - 48,120	34%	58%
19	Pharmacists	250	106,050	$87,860 - 130,830	22%	97%
20	Child, family, and school social workers	250	32,930	$25,130 - 47,930	19%	77%
21	Medical and clinical laboratory technologists	240	50,390	$37,040 - 65,600	12%	51%
22	Computer specialists, all other	220	65,400	$41,770 - 91,910	15%	68%
23	Medical and clinical laboratory technicians	200	34,850	$22,740 - 48,580	15%	51%
24	Vocational education teachers, secondary school	190	46,990	$35,660 - 61,700	0%	96%
25	Librarians	170	47,730	$29,100 - 64,280	4%	85%
26	Chief executives	170	130,490	$66,610 -	2%	65%
27	Financial analysts	160	81,260	$55,760 - 105,780	34%	87%
28	Civil engineers	160	77,600	$52,910 - 108,800	18%	87%
29	Sales managers	160	112,700	$43,900 -	10%	69%
30	Social workers, all other	150	53,960	$27,850 - 77,220	18%	77%
31	Sales and related workers, all other	150	23,180	$16,670 - 31,620	14%	62%
32	Employment, recruitment, and placement specialists	140	39,190	$28,360 - 51,800	18%	56%
33	Speech-language pathologists	140	54,670	$34,320 - 77,780	11%	98%
34	Public relations specialists	140	45,000	$23,690 - 76,110	18%	81%
35	Coaches and scouts	140	24,000	$13,040 - 48,060	15%	60%
36	Human resources, training, and labor relations specialists, all other	130	55,800	$33,480 - 82,740	17%	56%
37	Instructional coordinators	130	53,390	$29,640 - 82,900	23%	79%
38	Financial managers	130	77,260	$31,500 - 124,240	13%	60%
39	Database administrators	130	62,520	$39,660 - 87,920	29%	72%
40	Lawyers	120	80,820	$53,260 - 122,970	11%	99%
41	Computer software engineers, applications	120	89,200	$58,860 - 123,280	45%	85%
42	Network systems and data communications analysts	120	42,930	$14,810 - 66,740	53%	57%
43	Computer and information systems managers	110	106,490	$58,520 - 162,720	16%	73%
44	Sales representatives, wholesale and manufacturing, technical and scientific products	110		$ -	12%	51%
45	Compliance officers, except agriculture, construction, health and safety, and transportation	100	43,340	$27,680 - 65,650	5%	58%
46	Compensation, benefits, and job analysis specialists	100	47,600	$22,960 - 77,920	18%	56%
47	Managers, all other	100	75,530	$32,270 - 119,080	7%	55%
48	Credit analysts	90	37,040	$25,410 - 53,360	2%	60%
49	Industrial engineers	90	73,980	$55,330 - 100,310	20%	74%
50	Education administrators, postsecondary	90	72,460	$38,700 - 114,520	14%	78%
51	Social and community service managers	80	43,230	$26,940 - 76,800	25%	72%
52	Physical therapists	80	78,850	$50,120 - 123,360	27%	89%
53	Advertising sales agents	80	32,520	$17,290 - 52,950	20%	56%
54	Budget analysts	80	59,780	$42,760 - 79,100	7%	78%
55	Occupational health and safety specialists	70	59,250	$35,490 - 83,170	8%	72%
56	Dietitians and nutritionists	70	54,330	$39,710 - 74,400	9%	72%
57	Marketing managers	70	127,750	$64,900 -	14%	69%
58	Detectives and criminal investigators	70	50,540	$29,550 - 79,710	17%	54%
59	Graphic designers	70	34,400	$24,660 - 47,970	10%	55%
60	Physician assistants	70	84,300	$29,040 - 104,450	27%	67%
61	Special education teachers, middle school	60	43,800	$34,780 - 53,850	16%	87%
62	Veterinarians	60	97,590	$55,780 - 164,280	35%	100%
63	Operations research analysts	60	84,330	$46,470 - 102,460	11%	71%
64	Counselors, all other	60	53,650	$41,800 - 65,770	17%	73%
65	Surveyors	50	46,370	$26,790 - 74,320	24%	82%
66	Floral designers	50	21,970	$14,430 - 29,950	0%	55%
67	Reporters and correspondents	50	26,960	$18,370 - 35,130	1%	85%
68	Judges, magistrate judges, and magistrates	50	43,920	$13,440 - 117,420	5%	99%
69	Special education teachers, secondary school	50	43,190	$33,440 - 56,150	9%	87%
70	Editors	50	32,280	$18,630 - 47,340	2%	81%
71	Clinical, counseling, and school psychologists	50	49,550	$33,860 - 76,170	16%	99%
72	Merchandise displayers and window trimmers	50	22,620	$13,860 - 33,150	11%	55%
73	Environmental scientists and specialists, including health	40	38,980	$26,260 - 58,770	25%	93%
74	Financial specialists, all other	40	50,390	$20,760 - 79,450	12%	50%
75	Meeting and convention planners	40	25,550	$14,200 - 40,590	20%	67%
76	Engineering managers	40	129,340	$75,610 -	7%	84%
77	Purchasing managers	40	81,990	$51,560 - 133,650	3%	57%
78	Dentists, general	40	187,110	$133,140 -	9%	100%
79	Occupational therapists	30	68,620	$48,250 - 96,620	23%	90%
80	Securities, commodities, and financial services sales agents	30		$ -	25%	67%
81	Engineers, all other	30	78,070	$51,680 - 110,070	6%	82%
82	Compensation and benefits managers	30	85,400	$42,540 - 130,630	12%	58%
83	Legislators	30	14,380	$12,860 - 16,210	1%	65%

Where the Majority of Workers Do Not Have College Degrees

Rank	Title	Local Jobs	Local Mean Salary	Typical Local Salary	National Growth % 2006-2016	National % With College Degree
1	Combined food preparation and serving workers, including fast food	5,190	15,160	$12,810 - 18,780	18%	5%
2	Retail salespersons	4,370	23,010	$13,640 - 36,520	12%	25%
3	Cashiers	3,630	17,510	$13,160 - 23,310	-2%	10%
4	Correctional officers and jailers	2,640	28,210	$22,650 - 32,160	17%	11%
5	Secretaries, except legal, medical, and executive	2,600	23,890	$14,610 - 35,730	1%	18%
6	Office clerks, general	2,060	21,340	$14,370 - 31,360	13%	19%
7	Laborers and freight, stock, and material movers, hand	2,010	22,390	$14,390 - 32,200	2%	5%
8	Janitors and cleaners, except maids and housekeeping cleaners	1,880	19,020	$13,210 - 26,740	15%	4%
9	Stock clerks and order fillers	1,860	24,490	$15,180 - 34,450	-7%	8%
10	Teacher assistants	1,820	15,820	$12,930 - 19,800	10%	18%
11	Customer service representatives	1,820	22,410	$14,460 - 31,690	25%	22%
12	Waiters and waitresses	1,810	15,750	$12,820 - 22,200	11%	14%
13	Nursing aides, orderlies, and attendants	1,600	22,120	$15,170 - 32,500	18%	7%
14	First-line supervisors/managers of retail sales workers	1,400	37,000	$22,090 - 56,830	4%	25%
15	Truck drivers, heavy and tractor-trailer	1,360	30,880	$22,200 - 39,880	10%	4%
16	General and operations managers	1,310	75,540	$36,780 - 126,320	2%	48%
17	Maintenance and repair workers, general	1,200	26,830	$14,700 - 40,370	10%	6%
18	Bookkeeping, accounting, and auditing clerks	1,190	28,650	$18,130 - 41,110	13%	16%
19	Business operations specialists, all other	1,190	59,950	$38,090 - 82,870	21%	49%
20	Executive secretaries and administrative assistants	1,170	31,750	$21,410 - 42,960	15%	18%
21	Personal and home care aides	1,150	14,400	$12,660 - 16,520	51%	10%
22	Maids and housekeeping cleaners	1,140	17,110	$13,210 - 22,610	13%	5%
23	First-line supervisors/managers of food preparation and serving workers	1,090	25,410	$15,910 - 37,130	11%	14%
24	First-line supervisors/managers of office and administrative support workers	1,080	36,390	$21,580 - 56,220	6%	29%
25	Licensed practical and licensed vocational nurses	1,010	37,640	$28,600 - 48,460	14%	7%
26	Automotive service technicians and mechanics	1,000	36,130	$20,680 - 53,040	14%	4%
27	Truck drivers, light or delivery services	990	22,720	$13,550 - 34,910	8%	4%
28	Team assemblers	930	25,210	$17,970 - 33,140	0%	5%
29	Construction laborers	900	22,120	$17,250 - 29,410	11%	5%
30	Police and sheriff's patrol officers	840	43,030	$31,980 - 59,250	11%	33%
31	Computer support specialists	790	46,530	$25,160 - 70,320	13%	43%
32	All other information and record clerks	770	32,200	$20,060 - 45,660	-12%	21%
33	Packers and packagers, hand	750	24,720	$16,110 - 35,950	-11%	3%
34	Cooks, restaurant	670	18,290	$13,280 - 24,990	12%	5%
35	Counter and rental clerks	670	26,280	$13,620 - 56,970	23%	16%
36	Landscaping and groundskeeping workers	650	20,170	$15,270 - 26,630	18%	6%
37	Child care workers	640	16,070	$12,840 - 21,750	18%	15%
38	Tellers	630	19,160	$14,550 - 24,930	14%	16%
39	Receptionists and information clerks	620	19,750	$13,690 - 27,850	17%	13%
40	Bus drivers, school	570	17,720	$13,060 - 25,770	9%	4%
41	Industrial truck and tractor operators	550	26,860	$18,760 - 37,210	-1%	2%
42	Preschool teachers, except special education	540	27,940	$14,000 - 47,270	26%	43%
43	Electricians	520	37,060	$23,150 - 58,520	7%	7%
44	Driver/sales workers	510	17,020	$13,070 - 23,700	-4%	4%
45	Welders, cutters, solderers, and brazers	500	31,460	$21,530 - 41,310	5%	2%
46	First-line supervisors/managers of production and operating workers	490	49,160	$27,820 - 78,950	-4%	15%
47	Carpenters	490	33,520	$25,820 - 45,160	10%	6%
48	Shipping, receiving, and traffic clerks	470	27,440	$18,830 - 36,670	4%	6%
49	Cutting, punching, and press machine setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic	450	24,490	$17,430 - 34,980	-14%	0%
50	Operating engineers and other construction equipment operators	440	28,360	$19,370 - 39,600	8%	3%
51	Telemarketers	440	19,370	$16,810 - 23,550	-9%	14%
52	Vocational education teachers, postsecondary	420	27,860	$13,510 - 48,910	0%	0%
53	Fire fighters	420	38,490	$25,120 - 53,010	12%	18%
54	Pharmacy technicians	400	29,250	$20,010 - 39,810	32%	16%
55	First-line supervisors/managers of mechanics, installers, and repairers	380	50,450	$27,660 - 74,200	7%	13%
56	Security guards	370	21,840	$13,560 - 34,900	17%	13%
57	First-line supervisors/managers of construction trades and extraction workers	370	48,350	$33,900 - 66,230	9%	10%
58	Plumbers, pipefitters, and steamfitters	370	35,790	$24,400 - 50,480	11%	4%
59	Cooks, institution and cafeteria	350	18,840	$12,950 - 31,400	11%	5%
60	Bill and account collectors	330	29,130	$17,950 - 48,060	23%	13%
61	Postal service mail carriers	320			1%	11%
62	Billing and posting clerks and machine operators	310	25,100	$20,010 - 32,630	4%	15%
63	Parts salespersons	310	32,310	$14,710 - 41,900	-1%	6%
64	Hairdressers, hairstylists, and cosmetologists	310	23,870	$13,950 - 40,650	12%	6%
65	Cleaners of vehicles and equipment	300	15,810	$12,950 - 20,120	14%	3%
66	Bartenders	290	17,460	$12,950 - 26,220	11%	17%
67	Human resources assistants, except payroll and timekeeping	290	31,770	$24,760 - 41,880	11%	29%
68	Construction managers	280	64,010	$41,140 - 103,920	16%	29%
69	Amusement and recreation attendants	280	16,100	$12,850 - 20,700	24%	22%
70	Kindergarten teachers, except special education	270	43,050	$34,150 - 56,230	16%	43%
71	Dishwashers	270	15,450	$12,910 - 19,400	10%	3%
72	Cabinetmakers and bench carpenters	270	27,230	$17,830 - 43,400	3%	4%
73	First-line supervisors/managers of correctional officers	270	33,590	$26,500 - 40,360	13%	25%
74	Radiologic technologists and technicians	270	48,680	$32,410 - 65,920	15%	25%
75	Medical secretaries	270	26,550	$19,090 - 32,990	17%	18%
76	Hotel, motel, and resort desk clerks	260	15,780	$12,940 - 20,050	17%	14%
77	Office and administrative support workers, all other	260	33,570	$20,780 - 46,450	-8%	32%
78	Purchasing agents, except wholesale, retail, and farm products	260	56,360	$34,200 - 83,590	0%	42%
79	Dental assistants	250	29,030	$22,240 - 37,810	29%	9%
80	Administrative services managers	240	74,650	$37,510 - 124,920	12%	40%
81	Food preparation workers	230	16,060	$12,980 - 19,960	15%	7%
82	Medical assistants	230	26,590	$17,680 - 38,700	35%	10%
83	Sales representatives, services, all other	230	51,980	$16,240 - 107,980	28%	48%
84	Logisticians	230	70,150	$47,030 - 98,670	17%	43%
85	Physicians and surgeons, all other	220	208,850	$138,150 -	0%	0%
86	Dining room and cafeteria attendants and bartender helpers	220	15,810	$12,940 - 19,800	12%	6%
87	Computer-controlled machine tool operators, metal and plastic	220	31,200	$18,180 - 45,530	-2%	6%
88	Laundry and dry-cleaning workers	210	16,340	$12,960 - 21,150	10%	5%
89	Hosts and hostesses, restaurant, lounge, and coffee shop	210	15,250	$12,890 - 19,000	10%	17%
90	Heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration mechanics and installers	210	32,850	$21,560 - 47,520	9%	3%
91	Food service managers	210	51,650	$32,530 - 64,830	5%	24%
92	Machinists	210	36,820	$25,460 - 51,230	-2%	3%
93	Healthcare support workers, all other	200	34,950	$22,020 - 46,600	16%	10%
94	Data entry keyers	200	20,010	$13,620 - 30,300	-4%	18%
95	Cooks, fast food	200	16,800	$12,980 - 23,230	8%	5%
96	Inspectors, testers, sorters, samplers, and weighers	200	30,900	$19,250 - 40,850	-6%	14%
97	Procurement clerks	200	36,240	$28,520 - 45,740	-1%	24%
98	Water and liquid waste treatment plant and system operators	190	28,420	$18,690 - 41,790	14%	8%
99	First-line supervisors/managers of helpers, laborers, and material movers, hand	190	35,170	$25,990 - 49,320	13%	17%
100	Industrial machinery mechanics	190	37,600	$29,990 - 48,470	9%	5%

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Jobs More Common Near Killeen Than Most Other Cities

* Average job popularity for metro areas = 1.0

Title	Mean Local Salary	Local Jobs	Pop. vs. Avg.*
First-line supervisors/managers of correctional officers	33,590	270	19.2
Correctional officers and jailers	28,210	2,640	16
Entertainment attendants and related workers, all other	24,030	180	9.5
Vocational education teachers, postsecondary	27,860	420	5.2
Crushing, grinding, and polishing machine setters, operators, and tenders	29,820	110	5
All other information and record clerks	32,200	770	4.2
Education teachers, postsecondary	41,840	120	3.5
Vocational education teachers, secondary school	46,990	190	3.3
Woodworking machine setters, operators, and tenders, except sawing	21,220	140	3.1
Service station attendants	17,610	170	3.1
Cabinetmakers and bench carpenters	27,230	270	3.1
Procurement clerks	36,240	200	3.1
Excavating and loading machine and dragline operators	29,400	110	3
Personal and home care aides	14,400	1,150	3
Social workers, all other	53,960	150	2.9
Painters, transportation equipment	30,330	100	2.9
Logisticians	70,150	230	2.7
Water and liquid waste treatment plant and system operators	28,420	190	2.5
Middle school teachers, except special and vocational education	43,620	1,300	2.5
Cutting, punching, and press machine setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic	24,490	450	2.5
Combined food preparation and serving workers, including fast food	15,160	5,190	2.3
Extruding and drawing machine setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic	32,490	130	2.2
Helpers--electricians	21,210	190	2.2
Computer-controlled machine tool operators, metal and plastic	31,200	220	2.2
Cutting and slicing machine setters, operators, and tenders	30,070	100	2.1
Elementary school teachers, except special education	42,720	2,380	2.1
Education administrators, elementary and secondary school	69,050	350	2
Human resources assistants, except payroll and timekeeping	31,770	290	2
Kindergarten teachers, except special education	43,050	270	2
Fire fighters	38,490	420	2
New accounts clerks	26,370	130	2
Grinding, lapping, polishing, and buffing machine tool setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic	30,550	120	1.9
Civil engineering technicians	32,610	130	1.8
Automotive service technicians and mechanics	36,130	1,000	1.8
Teacher assistants	15,820	1,820	1.8
Machine feeders and offbearers	30,850	150	1.8
Licensed practical and licensed vocational nurses	37,640	1,010	1.8
Counter and rental clerks	26,280	670	1.7
Welders, cutters, solderers, and brazers	31,460	500	1.7
Medical and clinical laboratory technologists	50,390	240	1.7
Parts salespersons	32,310	310	1.7
Secondary school teachers, except special and vocational education	45,790	1,370	1.7
Teachers and instructors, all other	21,050	690	1.7
Bus drivers, school	17,720	570	1.7
Police and sheriff's patrol officers	43,030	840	1.7
Driver/sales workers	17,020	510	1.7
Secretaries, except legal, medical, and executive	23,890	2,600	1.6
Mobile heavy equipment mechanics, except engines	38,490	160	1.6
Telemarketers	19,370	440	1.6
Preschool teachers, except special education	27,940	540	1.6

Work Paying Relatively Well in the Killeen, Texas Metro Area (2008 data)

* Average Salary Index for metro areas = 1.0

Title	Mean Local Salary	Salary Index *	Local Jobs
Social and human service assistants	36,100	1.27	250
Automotive body and related repairers	49,410	1.26	120
Packers and packagers, hand	24,720	1.21	750
Healthcare support workers, all other	34,950	1.2	200
Machine feeders and offbearers	30,850	1.19	150
Physicians and surgeons, all other	208,850	1.17	220
Computer software engineers, applications	89,200	1.15	120
Dental hygienists	73,100	1.15	110
Sales managers	112,700	1.15	160
Financial analysts	81,260	1.14	160
Entertainment attendants and related workers, all other	24,030	1.14	180
Social workers, all other	53,960	1.14	150
Counter and rental clerks	26,280	1.13	670
Fitness trainers and aerobics instructors	33,560	1.11	130
Computer support specialists	46,530	1.11	790
Installation, maintenance, and repair workers, all other	39,810	1.1	180
Preschool teachers, except special education	27,940	1.1	540
Logisticians	70,150	1.08	230
Office and administrative support workers, all other	33,570	1.08	260
Stock clerks and order fillers	24,490	1.07	1,860
Network and computer systems administrators	65,670	1.07	300
Food service managers	51,650	1.06	210
Purchasing agents, except wholesale, retail, and farm products	56,360	1.06	260
Civil engineers	77,600	1.06	160
Parts salespersons	32,310	1.06	310
Computer programmers	67,860	1.06	260
Computer and information systems managers	106,490	1.05	110
Procurement clerks	36,240	1.05	200
Pharmacy technicians	29,250	1.04	400
Extruding and drawing machine setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic	32,490	1.04	130
Accountants and auditors	61,630	1.03	570
Human resources, training, and labor relations specialists, all other	55,800	1.03	130
Administrative services managers	74,650	1.02	240
Medical records and health information technicians	32,360	1.02	160
Business operations specialists, all other	59,950	1.02	1,190
Pharmacists	106,050	1.01	250
Grinding, lapping, polishing, and buffing machine tool setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic	30,550	1	120
Sales representatives, services, all other	51,980	1	230
Machinists	36,820	1	210
Automotive service technicians and mechanics	36,130	1	1,000
Computer systems analysts	68,190	0.99	450
Registered nurses	60,780	0.99	3,280
File clerks	23,170	0.98	150
Medical and clinical laboratory technicians	34,850	0.98	200
Cost estimators	54,570	0.97	130
All other information and record clerks	32,200	0.97	770
Computer specialists, all other	65,400	0.97	220
Cooks, fast food	16,800	0.97	200
Shipping, receiving, and traffic clerks	27,440	0.96	470
Educational, vocational, and school counselors	49,400	0.96	270

Highest Paying Jobs in Killeen, Texas Metro Area (2008 data)

Title	Mean Local Salary	Local Jobs
Physicians and surgeons, all other	208,850	220
Dentists, general	187,110	40
Family and general practitioners	184,270
Surgeons	177,780
Chief executives	130,490	170
Engineering managers	129,340	40
Marketing managers	127,750	70
Sales managers	112,700	160
Computer and information systems managers	106,490	110
Pharmacists	106,050	250
Veterinarians	97,590	60
Industrial production managers	92,810	80
Computer software engineers, applications	89,200	120
Compensation and benefits managers	85,400	30
Operations research analysts	84,330	60
Physician assistants	84,300	70
Purchasing managers	81,990	40
Financial analysts	81,260	160
Lawyers	80,820	120
Computer software engineers, systems software	79,090	320
Physical therapists	78,850	80
Engineers, all other	78,070	30
Civil engineers	77,600	160
Financial managers	77,260	130
Medical and health services managers	77,240	270
Psychology teachers, postsecondary	75,770	30
General and operations managers	75,540	1,310
Managers, all other	75,530	100
Administrative services managers	74,650	240
Industrial engineers	73,980	90
Dental hygienists	73,100	110
Education administrators, postsecondary	72,460	90
Logisticians	70,150	230
Transportation, storage, and distribution managers	70,040	80
Education administrators, elementary and secondary school	69,050	350
Mechanical engineers	68,880
Occupational therapists	68,620	30
Computer systems analysts	68,190	450
Computer programmers	67,860	260
Network and computer systems administrators	65,670	300
Computer specialists, all other	65,400	220
Construction managers	64,010	280
Database administrators	62,520	130
Accountants and auditors	61,630	570
Registered nurses	60,780	3,280
Business operations specialists, all other	59,950	1,190
Budget analysts	59,780	80
Occupational health and safety specialists	59,250	70
First-line supervisors/managers of non-retail sales workers	58,800	170
Computer science teachers, postsecondary	58,260	40