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646 careers · Sorted by median pay · Page 24 of 54

Healthcare

Hearing Aid Specialists

2025 median pay
$65,160
Entry credential
High school diploma or equivalent
2025–2035 growth
19.4%
Annual openings
900

No prior related occupation is typically required; employer requirements vary.

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Legal

Judicial Law Clerks

2025 median pay
$64,920
Entry credential
Doctoral or professional degree
2025–2035 growth
2.8%
Annual openings
1,500

No prior related occupation is typically required; employer requirements vary.

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Sales

Advertising Sales Agents

2025 median pay
$64,820
Entry credential
High school diploma or equivalent
2025–2035 growth
-7.2%
Annual openings
7,800

No prior related occupation is typically required; employer requirements vary.

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Education

Archivists

2025 median pay
$64,550
Entry credential
Master's degree
2025–2035 growth
3.4%
Annual openings
1,100

No prior related occupation is typically required; employer requirements vary.

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Installation, Maintenance, and Repair

Industrial Machinery Mechanics

2025 median pay
$64,520
Entry credential
High school diploma or equivalent
2025–2035 growth
17.8%
Annual openings
44,400

No prior related occupation is typically required; employer requirements vary.

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Community and Social Service

Health Education Specialists

2025 median pay
$64,070
Entry credential
Bachelor's degree
2025–2035 growth
5.6%
Annual openings
6,900

No prior related occupation is typically required; employer requirements vary.

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