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By Alia Paavola for Becker’s Hospital Review
Across the nation’s more than 6,000 hospitals, chief executives made an average annual salary of $242,550, compared to phlebotomists, who made an average of $34,750 per year, according to Business Insider.
Here is the average annual salary of 30 key hospital jobs, presented in ascending order of compensation:
- Janitors and cleaners: $29,820
- Orderlies: $30,000
- Nursing assistants: $31,530
- Cooks: $31,930
- Phlebotomists: $34,750
- Security guards: $36,680
- Emergency medical technicians, paramedics: $38,710
- Pharmacy technicians: $38,940
- Medical records and health information technicians: $46,520
- Surgical technologists: $48,670
- Clinical laboratory technologists and technicians: $55,890
- Public relations specialists: $62,460
- Dieticians: $62,720
- Radiology techs: $62,760
- Healthcare social workers: $64,510
- Registered nurses: $77,670
- Nuclear medicine technologists: $78,610
- Physical therapists: $89,750
- Physician assistants: $109,000
- Nurse practitioners: $113,820
- Medical and health service managers: $122,330
- Pharmacists: $125,430
- Financial managers: $146,540
- Internists (general): $164,410
- Nurse anesthetists: $186,840
- Family and general practitioners: $206,430
- Anesthesiologists: $211,540
- Obstetricians and gynecologists: $215,710
- Surgeons: $226,080
- Chief executives: $242,550