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Foresters

Manage public and private forested lands for economic, recreational, and conservation purposes. May inventory the type, amount, and location of standing timber, appraise the timber's worth, negotiate the purchase, and draw up contracts for procurement. May determine how to conserve wildlife habitats, creek beds, water quality, and soil stability, and how best to comply with environmental regulations. May devise plans for planting and growing new trees, monitor trees for healthy growth, and determine optimal harvesting schedules.

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Median pay

$76,400

Source: Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics
Release: May 2025 · Reference/year: 2025 · Occupation code: 19-1032

Growth

2.2%

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 19-1032

Openings

0.9k

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 19-1032

Education

Bachelor's degree

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 19-1032

Hazard exposure

1.9 raw · CX scale

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 19-1032.00

Public interaction: 71% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 19-1032.00

Standing: 53% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 19-1032.00

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Forestry and Conservation Science Teachers, Postsecondary

Teach courses in forestry and conservation science. Includes both teachers primarily engaged in teaching and those who do a combination of teaching and research.

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Median pay

$101,420

Source: Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics
Release: May 2025 · Reference/year: 2025 · Occupation code: 25-1043

Growth

2.8%

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 25-1043

Openings

0.1k

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 25-1043

Education

Doctoral or professional degree

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 25-1043

Hazard exposure

1.4 raw · CX scale

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 25-1043.00

Public interaction: 87% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 25-1043.00

Standing: 45% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 25-1043.00

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Forging Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic

Set up, operate, or tend forging machines to taper, shape, or form metal or plastic parts.

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Median pay

$49,030

Source: Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics
Release: May 2025 · Reference/year: 2025 · Occupation code: 51-4022

Growth

-17.2%

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 51-4022

Openings

0.6k

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 51-4022

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 51-4022

Hazard exposure

2.6 raw · CX scale

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 51-4022.00

Public interaction: 64% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 51-4022.00

Standing: 96% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 51-4022.00

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Foundry Mold and Coremakers

Make or form wax or sand cores or molds used in the production of metal castings in foundries.

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Median pay

$48,110

Source: Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics
Release: May 2025 · Reference/year: 2025 · Occupation code: 51-4071

Growth

-23%

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 51-4071

Openings

0.8k

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 51-4071

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 51-4071

Hazard exposure

4.3 raw · CX scale

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 51-4071.00

Public interaction: 83% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 51-4071.00

Standing: 90% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 51-4071.00

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Fundraisers

Organize activities to raise funds or otherwise solicit and gather monetary donations or other gifts for an organization. May design and produce promotional materials. May also raise awareness of the organization's work, goals, and financial needs.

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Median pay

$72,550

Source: Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics
Release: May 2025 · Reference/year: 2025 · Occupation code: 13-1131

Growth

5.5%

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 13-1131

Openings

10k

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 13-1131

Education

Bachelor's degree

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 13-1131

Hazard exposure

1 raw · CX scale

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 13-1131.00

Public interaction: 91% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 13-1131.00

Standing: 31% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 13-1131.00

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Fundraising Managers

Plan, direct, or coordinate activities to solicit and maintain funds for special projects or nonprofit organizations.

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Median pay

$125,470

Source: Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics
Release: May 2025 · Reference/year: 2025 · Occupation code: 11-2033

Growth

5.4%

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 11-2033

Openings

3.7k

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 11-2033

Education

Bachelor's degree

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 11-2033

Hazard exposure

1 raw · CX scale

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 11-2033.00

Public interaction: 99% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 11-2033.00

Standing: 22% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 11-2033.00

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Funeral Attendants

Perform a variety of tasks during funeral, such as placing casket in parlor or chapel prior to service, arranging floral offerings or lights around casket, directing or escorting mourners, closing casket, and issuing and storing funeral equipment.

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Median pay

$35,680

Source: Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics
Release: May 2025 · Reference/year: 2025 · Occupation code: 39-4021

Growth

2.6%

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 39-4021

Openings

5.4k

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 39-4021

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 39-4021

Hazard exposure

1 raw · CX scale

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 39-4021.00

Public interaction: 80% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 39-4021.00

Standing: 57% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 39-4021.00

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Funeral Home Managers

Plan, direct, or coordinate the services or resources of funeral homes. Includes activities such as determining prices for services or merchandise and managing the facilities of funeral homes.

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Median pay

$78,790

Source: Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics
Release: May 2025 · Reference/year: 2025 · Occupation code: 11-9171

Growth

4.1%

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 11-9171

Openings

2.6k

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 11-9171

Education

Associate's degree

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 11-9171

Hazard exposure

1.7 raw · CX scale

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 11-9171.00

Public interaction: 96% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 11-9171.00

Standing: 56% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 11-9171.00

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Furnace, Kiln, Oven, Drier, and Kettle Operators and Tenders

Operate or tend heating equipment other than basic metal, plastic, or food processing equipment. Includes activities such as annealing glass, drying lumber, curing rubber, removing moisture from materials, or boiling soap.

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Median pay

$48,040

Source: Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics
Release: May 2025 · Reference/year: 2025 · Occupation code: 51-9051

Growth

2.6%

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 51-9051

Openings

1.8k

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 51-9051

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 51-9051

Hazard exposure

3.6 raw · CX scale

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 51-9051.00

Public interaction: 66% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 51-9051.00

Standing: 72% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 51-9051.00

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Furniture Finishers

Shape, finish, and refinish damaged, worn, or used furniture or new high-grade furniture to specified color or finish.

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Median pay

$44,540

Source: Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics
Release: May 2025 · Reference/year: 2025 · Occupation code: 51-7021

Growth

-3.5%

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 51-7021

Openings

1.5k

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 51-7021

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 51-7021

Hazard exposure

2.3 raw · CX scale

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 51-7021.00

Public interaction: 57% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 51-7021.00

Standing: 91% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 51-7021.00

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Gambling Cage Workers

In a gambling establishment, conduct financial transactions for patrons. Accept patron's credit application and verify credit references to provide check-cashing authorization or to establish house credit accounts. May reconcile daily summaries of transactions to balance books. May sell gambling chips, tokens, or tickets to patrons, or to other workers for resale to patrons. May convert gambling chips, tokens, or tickets to currency upon patron's request. May use a cash register or computer to record transaction.

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Median pay

$37,580

Source: Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics
Release: May 2025 · Reference/year: 2025 · Occupation code: 43-3041

Growth

-3.1%

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 43-3041

Openings

1.2k

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 43-3041

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 43-3041

Hazard exposure

1 raw · CX scale

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 43-3041.00

Public interaction: 99% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 43-3041.00

Standing: 76% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 43-3041.00

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Gambling Change Persons and Booth Cashiers

Exchange coins, tokens, and chips for patrons' money. May issue payoffs and obtain customer's signature on receipt. May operate a booth in the slot machine area and furnish change persons with money bank at the start of the shift, or count and audit money in drawers.

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Median pay

$36,220

Source: Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics
Release: May 2025 · Reference/year: 2025 · Occupation code: 41-2012

Growth

-1.9%

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 41-2012

Openings

3.9k

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 41-2012

Education

No formal educational credential

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 41-2012

Hazard exposure

1.4 raw · CX scale

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 41-2012.00

Public interaction: 97% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 41-2012.00

Standing: 86% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 41-2012.00

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Gambling Dealers

Operate table games. Stand or sit behind table and operate games of chance by dispensing the appropriate number of cards or blocks to players, or operating other gambling equipment. Distribute winnings or collect players' money or chips. May compare the house's hand against players' hands.

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Median pay

$34,320

Source: Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics
Release: May 2025 · Reference/year: 2025 · Occupation code: 39-3011

Growth

3.4%

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 39-3011

Openings

13.3k

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 39-3011

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 39-3011

Hazard exposure

1 raw · CX scale

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 39-3011.00

Public interaction: 91% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 39-3011.00

Standing: 89% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 39-3011.00

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Gambling Managers

Plan, direct, or coordinate gambling operations in a casino. May formulate house rules.

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Median pay

$93,220

Source: Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics
Release: May 2025 · Reference/year: 2025 · Occupation code: 11-9071

Growth

3.6%

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 11-9071

Openings

0.6k

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 11-9071

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 11-9071

Hazard exposure

1.2 raw · CX scale

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 11-9071.00

Public interaction: 95% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 11-9071.00

Standing: 62% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 11-9071.00

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Published career

Gambling Service Workers, All Other

All gambling service workers not listed separately.

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Median pay

$36,310

Source: Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics
Release: May 2025 · Reference/year: 2025 · Occupation code: 39-3019

Growth

4.2%

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 39-3019

Openings

2.3k

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 39-3019

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 39-3019

Hazard exposure

Not available

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Public interaction: Not available

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Standing: Not available

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Published career

Gambling Surveillance Officers and Gambling Investigators

Observe gambling operation for irregular activities such as cheating or theft by either employees or patrons. Investigate potential threats to gambling assets such as money, chips, and gambling equipment. Act as oversight and security agent for management and customers.

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Median pay

$43,370

Source: Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics
Release: May 2025 · Reference/year: 2025 · Occupation code: 33-9031

Growth

-1.8%

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 33-9031

Openings

1.1k

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 33-9031

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 33-9031

Hazard exposure

1.5 raw · CX scale

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 33-9031.00

Public interaction: 91% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 33-9031.00

Standing: 21% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 33-9031.00

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Gambling and Sports Book Writers and Runners

Post information enabling patrons to wager on various races and sporting events. Assist in the operation of games such as keno and bingo. May operate random number-generating equipment and announce the numbers for patrons. Receive, verify, and record patrons' wagers. Scan and process winning tickets presented by patrons and pay out winnings for those wagers.

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Median pay

$34,980

Source: Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics
Release: May 2025 · Reference/year: 2025 · Occupation code: 39-3012

Growth

1.8%

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 39-3012

Openings

1.4k

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 39-3012

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 39-3012

Hazard exposure

1.1 raw · CX scale

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 39-3012.00

Public interaction: 91% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 39-3012.00

Standing: 74% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 39-3012.00

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Gas Compressor and Gas Pumping Station Operators

Operate steam-, gas-, electric motor-, or internal combustion-engine driven compressors. Transmit, compress, or recover gases, such as butane, nitrogen, hydrogen, and natural gas.

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Median pay

$77,320

Source: Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics
Release: May 2025 · Reference/year: 2025 · Occupation code: 53-7071

Growth

2.1%

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 53-7071

Openings

0.3k

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 53-7071

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 53-7071

Hazard exposure

4.4 raw · CX scale

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 53-7071.00

Public interaction: 77% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 53-7071.00

Standing: 50% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 53-7071.00

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Published career

Gas Plant Operators

Distribute or process gas for utility companies and others by controlling compressors to maintain specified pressures on main pipelines.

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Median pay

$87,820

Source: Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics
Release: May 2025 · Reference/year: 2025 · Occupation code: 51-8092

Growth

-6%

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 51-8092

Openings

1.4k

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 51-8092

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 51-8092

Hazard exposure

3.3 raw · CX scale

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 51-8092.00

Public interaction: 80% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 51-8092.00

Standing: 50% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 51-8092.00

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General Internal Medicine Physicians

Diagnose and provide nonsurgical treatment for a wide range of diseases and injuries of internal organ systems. Provide care mainly for adults and adolescents, and are based primarily in an outpatient care setting.

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Median pay

$256,560

Source: Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics
Release: May 2025 · Reference/year: 2025 · Occupation code: 29-1216

Growth

4%

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 29-1216

Openings

1.9k

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 29-1216

Education

Doctoral or professional degree

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 29-1216

Hazard exposure

1.3 raw · CX scale

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 29-1216.00

Public interaction: 90% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 29-1216.00

Standing: 54% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 29-1216.00

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General and Operations Managers

Plan, direct, or coordinate the operations of public or private sector organizations, overseeing multiple departments or locations. Duties and responsibilities include formulating policies, managing daily operations, and planning the use of materials and human resources, but are too diverse and general in nature to be classified in any one functional area of management or administration, such as personnel, purchasing, or administrative services. Usually manage through subordinate supervisors. Excludes First-Line Supervisors.

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Median pay

$105,770

Source: Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics
Release: May 2025 · Reference/year: 2025 · Occupation code: 11-1021

Growth

5%

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 11-1021

Openings

285k

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 11-1021

Education

Bachelor's degree

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 11-1021

Hazard exposure

1.4 raw · CX scale

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 11-1021.00

Public interaction: 91% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 11-1021.00

Standing: 48% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 11-1021.00

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Genetic Counselors

Assess individual or family risk for a variety of inherited conditions, such as genetic disorders and birth defects. Provide information to other healthcare providers or to individuals and families concerned with the risk of inherited conditions. Advise individuals and families to support informed decisionmaking and coping methods for those at risk. May help conduct research related to genetic conditions or genetic counseling.

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Median pay

$100,040

Source: Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics
Release: May 2025 · Reference/year: 2025 · Occupation code: 29-9092

Growth

10.4%

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 29-9092

Openings

0.3k

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 29-9092

Education

Master's degree

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 29-9092

Hazard exposure

1 raw · CX scale

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 29-9092.00

Public interaction: 89% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 29-9092.00

Standing: 26% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 29-9092.00

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Published career

Geographers

Study the nature and use of areas of the Earth's surface, relating and interpreting interactions of physical and cultural phenomena. Conduct research on physical aspects of a region, including land forms, climates, soils, plants, and animals, and conduct research on the spatial implications of human activities within a given area, including social characteristics, economic activities, and political organization, as well as researching interdependence between regions at scales ranging from local to global.

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Median pay

$102,040

Source: Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics
Release: May 2025 · Reference/year: 2025 · Occupation code: 19-3092

Growth

-2.1%

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 19-3092

Openings

0.1k

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 19-3092

Education

Bachelor's degree

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 19-3092

Hazard exposure

1.3 raw · CX scale

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 19-3092.00

Public interaction: 60% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 19-3092.00

Standing: 34% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 19-3092.00

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Published career

Geography Teachers, Postsecondary

Teach courses in geography. Includes both teachers primarily engaged in teaching and those who do a combination of teaching and research.

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Median pay

$97,590

Source: Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics
Release: May 2025 · Reference/year: 2025 · Occupation code: 25-1064

Growth

2.7%

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 25-1064

Openings

0.3k

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 25-1064

Education

Doctoral or professional degree

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 25-1064

Hazard exposure

1.3 raw · CX scale

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 25-1064.00

Public interaction: 84% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 25-1064.00

Standing: 36% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 25-1064.00

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