The types of workers most needed in San Angelo’s hot job market

Financial managers 106 142 12 $63.76 $132,629 Pharmacists 113 116 4 $59.44 $123,640 Industrial Production Managers 51 61 5 $57.91 120 442 dollars attorneys 143 162 9 $57.85 $120,338 Personal Service Managers, All Others; Managers of entertainment and entertainment, except gambling; and managers, everyone else 63 81 8 $56.75 $118,041 Nurse Practitioners 98 144 11 $54.73 $113,834 Sales managers 89 106 10 $53.67 $111,632 Medical and Health Services Managers 140 182 16 $51.79 $107,733 Managers of Administrative Services and Facilities 110 122 10 $46.43 $96,572 Construction managers 153 190 17 $46.30 $96,313 Management professions 8913 9,414 882 $46.22 $96,144 General and Operations Managers 1082 1249 112 $43.94 $91,394 Computer occupations, all others 155 179 14 $42.78 $88,975 Computer systems analysts 121 140 10 $42.14 $87,645 Criminal detectives and investigators 65 67 5 $41.05 $85,391 Health care physicians and technical professions 3722 4217 281 $39.60 $82,371 Legal professions 483 531 45 $38.37 79804 dollars Computer programmers 64 65 4 $38.19 $79,432 Education Administrators, Kindergarten through Middle School 177 189 13 – $79,368 Architecture and Engineering Professions 735 855 75 $38.12 $79,285 Compliance Officers 114 126 10 $37.18 $77,339 Accountants and Auditors 455 533 51 $37.11 $77,194 Speech pathologists 50 60 4 $36.94 $76,828 Civil Engineers 109 127 10 $36.92 $76,790 Registered nurses 1,375 1542 93 $36.08 $75,045 Computer and math professions 914 1082 87 $35.94 $74,750 Administrators of computer networks and systems 118 124 9 $35.59 $74,024 Project Management Specialists and Business Operations Specialists, All others 493 553 44 $35.10 $73,005 Instructional Coordinators 158 167 16 $34.35 $71,453 Installers and Repairers of Electric Lines 142 156 14 $34.15 $71,025 Front-line supervisors of construction trades and extraction workers 323 394 40 $33.75 $70,210 Well pumps 172 199 23 $33.73 $70,153 Management Analysts 70 85 8 $33.56 $69,811 First line supervisors of mechanics, installers and repairers 286 322 31 $33.47 69617 dollars Oil pump system operators, refinery operators and gauges 141 160 18 $33.08 68 808 dollars Front-line supervisors of retail sales workers 187 191 17 $32.28 $67,133 Clinical, counseling and school psychologists 67 71 5 $32.21 $67,004 Professions of business and financial operations 2104 2403 220 $31.88 $66,302 Professions of life, physics and social sciences 543 636 64 $31.22 $64,945 Financial and investment analysts, financial risk specialists and financial specialists, all others 87 96 8 $31.15 $64,786 First-line supervisors of transportation and material handling workers, except for aircraft cargo handling supervisors 266 306 34 $31.07 64621 dollars Loan officers 59 71 6 $30.97 $64,411 First-line supervisors of production and operations workers 226 263 27 $30.71 $63,873 Construction Engineering technologists and technicians 116 120 11 $30.37 $63,162 Cost estimators 54 59 5 $30.31 $63,055 Sales, Wholesale and Manufacturing Representatives, except for technical and scientific products 489 579 61 $30.26 $62,947 Property, Real Estate and Community Association Managers 143 153 13 $30.16 $62,730 Conservation Scientists 55 57 5 $30.02 $62,442 Technologists and radiological technicians 103 114 9 $28.86 $60,019 Buyers and Buyer Agents 89 91 9 $28.74 $59,770 Sales agents of securities, goods and financial services 220 249 23 $28.21 58683 dollars Food Service Managers 135 156 18 $28.19 $58,639 Human Resources Specialists 137 164 17 $28.14 $58,540 Operators of Service Units, Oil and Gas 123 147 18 $27.83 $57,886 Health care social workers 90 99 10 $27.70 57610 dollars Career/Technical Education Teacher, High School 102 108 8 – $57,475 Sales Representatives of Services other than Advertising, Insurance, Financial Services and Travel 220 251 30 $27.57 $57,336 Educational, guidance and career counselors and advisors 149 166 16 $27.54 $57,278 Police and Sheriff’s Patrol Officers 513 553 44 $27.08 $56,330 Building and Construction Inspectors 52 53 6 $26.92 $56,004 Market Research Analysts and Marketing Specialists 112 141 15 $26.85 $55,858 Mechanics of heavy mobile equipment, except engines 110 112 11 $26.81 $55,768 Coaches and Scouts 54 63 9 – $55,670 Public Relations Specialists 90 102 9 $26.67 $55,465 Real estate sales agents 57 62 5 $26.43 $54,979 Special Education Teacher, High School 92 98 8 – $54,485 Secondary school teachers, except for special and career/technical education 580 620 44 – 53641 dollars Derrick, Oil and Gas Operators 88 111 14 $25.73 $53,516 First-line supervisors of office and administrative support workers 619 651 66 $25.70 $53,459 Mechanics of Industrial Machinery 446 540 51 $25.57 $53,179 Technologists and technicians of clinical laboratories 107 116 8 $25.55 $53,147 Postal service mail carriers 120 111 7 $25.48 $52,997 Specialists in bus and truck mechanics and diesel engines 183 209 21 $25.47 $52,987 Insurance sales agents 141 155 14 $25.24 $52,501 Secondary school teachers, except special and career/technical education 370 394 29 – $52,313 Paralegals and legal assistants 145 168 19 $25.10 $52,202 Kindergarten teachers, with the exception of special education 99 106 11 – $51,402 Electricians 220 237 26 $24.69 $51,355 Special Education Teachers, Kindergarten and Elementary School 78 83 6 – $51,290 Primary school teachers, except for special education 764 815 61 – $51,248 Defense service professions 1651 1768 179 $24.40 $50,744