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Psychology Teachers, Postsecondary

Teach courses in psychology, such as child, clinical, and developmental psychology, and psychological counseling. Includes both teachers primarily engaged in teaching and those who do a combination of teaching and research.

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Median pay

$80,340

Source: Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics
Release: May 2025 · Reference/year: 2025 · Occupation code: 25-1066

Growth

4%

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 25-1066

Openings

3.7k

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 25-1066

Education

Doctoral or professional degree

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 25-1066

Hazard exposure

1 raw · CX scale

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 25-1066.00

Public interaction: 84% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 25-1066.00

Standing: 33% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 25-1066.00

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Public Relations Managers

Plan, direct, or coordinate activities designed to create or maintain a favorable public image or raise issue awareness for their organization or client.

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Median pay

$146,910

Source: Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics
Release: May 2025 · Reference/year: 2025 · Occupation code: 11-2032

Growth

5.7%

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 11-2032

Openings

6.1k

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 11-2032

Education

Bachelor's degree

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 11-2032

Hazard exposure

1 raw · CX scale

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 11-2032.00

Public interaction: 87% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 11-2032.00

Standing: 41% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 11-2032.00

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Public Relations Specialists

Promote or create an intended public image for individuals, groups, or organizations. May write or select material for release to various communications media. May specialize in using social media.

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Median pay

$74,750

Source: Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics
Release: May 2025 · Reference/year: 2025 · Occupation code: 27-3031

Growth

1.8%

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 27-3031

Openings

23k

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 27-3031

Education

Bachelor's degree

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 27-3031

Hazard exposure

1.1 raw · CX scale

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 27-3031.00

Public interaction: 86% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 27-3031.00

Standing: 33% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 27-3031.00

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Public Safety Telecommunicators

Operate telephone, radio, or other communication systems to receive and communicate requests for emergency assistance at 9-1-1 public safety answering points and emergency operations centers. Take information from the public and other sources regarding crimes, threats, disturbances, acts of terrorism, fires, medical emergencies, and other public safety matters. May coordinate and provide information to law enforcement and emergency response personnel. May access sensitive databases and other information sources as needed. May provide additional instructions to callers based on knowledge of and certification in law enforcement, fire, or emergency medical procedures.

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Median pay

$53,040

Source: Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics
Release: May 2025 · Reference/year: 2025 · Occupation code: 43-5031

Growth

3.7%

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 43-5031

Openings

9k

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 43-5031

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 43-5031

Hazard exposure

1 raw · CX scale

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 43-5031.00

Public interaction: 100% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 43-5031.00

Standing: 19% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 43-5031.00

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Pump Operators, Except Wellhead Pumpers

Tend, control, or operate power-driven, stationary, or portable pumps and manifold systems to transfer gases, oil, other liquids, slurries, or powdered materials to and from various vessels and processes.

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Median pay

$61,770

Source: Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics
Release: May 2025 · Reference/year: 2025 · Occupation code: 53-7072

Growth

4.3%

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 53-7072

Openings

1k

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 53-7072

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 53-7072

Hazard exposure

4.2 raw · CX scale

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 53-7072.00

Public interaction: 81% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 53-7072.00

Standing: 61% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 53-7072.00

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Purchasing Managers

Plan, direct, or coordinate the activities of buyers, purchasing officers, and related workers involved in purchasing materials, products, and services. Includes wholesale or retail trade merchandising managers and procurement managers.

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Median pay

$148,080

Source: Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics
Release: May 2025 · Reference/year: 2025 · Occupation code: 11-3061

Growth

4%

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 11-3061

Openings

6.4k

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 11-3061

Education

Bachelor's degree

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 11-3061

Hazard exposure

1.4 raw · CX scale

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 11-3061.00

Public interaction: 90% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 11-3061.00

Standing: 21% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 11-3061.00

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Radiation Therapists

Provide radiation therapy to patients as prescribed by a radiation oncologist according to established practices and standards. Duties may include reviewing prescription and diagnosis; acting as liaison with physician and supportive care personnel; preparing equipment, such as immobilization, treatment, and protection devices; and maintaining records, reports, and files. May assist in dosimetry procedures and tumor localization.

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Median pay

$105,310

Source: Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics
Release: May 2025 · Reference/year: 2025 · Occupation code: 29-1124

Growth

2.8%

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 29-1124

Openings

0.7k

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 29-1124

Education

Associate's degree

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 29-1124

Hazard exposure

2.7 raw · CX scale

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 29-1124.00

Public interaction: 99% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 29-1124.00

Standing: 72% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 29-1124.00

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Radio, Cellular, and Tower Equipment Installers and Repairers

Repair, install, or maintain mobile or stationary radio transmitting, broadcasting, and receiving equipment, and two-way radio communications systems used in cellular telecommunications, mobile broadband, ship-to-shore, aircraft-to-ground communications, and radio equipment in service and emergency vehicles. May test and analyze network coverage.

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Median pay

$63,520

Source: Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics
Release: May 2025 · Reference/year: 2025 · Occupation code: 49-2021

Growth

1.2%

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 49-2021

Openings

1k

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 49-2021

Education

Associate's degree

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 49-2021

Hazard exposure

2.8 raw · CX scale

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 49-2021.00

Public interaction: 78% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 49-2021.00

Standing: 49% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 49-2021.00

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Radiologic Technologists and Technicians

Take x-rays and CAT scans or administer nonradioactive materials into patient's bloodstream for diagnostic or research purposes. Includes radiologic technologists and technicians who specialize in other scanning modalities.

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Median pay

$80,110

Source: Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics
Release: May 2025 · Reference/year: 2025 · Occupation code: 29-2034

Growth

5%

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 29-2034

Openings

13k

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 29-2034

Education

Associate's degree

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 29-2034

Hazard exposure

1.3 raw · CX scale

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 29-2034.00

Public interaction: 93% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 29-2034.00

Standing: 65% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 29-2034.00

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Radiologists

Diagnose and treat diseases and injuries using medical imaging techniques, such as x rays, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), nuclear medicine, and ultrasounds. May perform minimally invasive medical procedures and tests.

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Median pay

$420,860

Source: Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics
Release: May 2025 · Reference/year: 2025 · Occupation code: 29-1224

Growth

3.4%

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 29-1224

Openings

0.7k

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 29-1224

Education

Doctoral or professional degree

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 29-1224

Hazard exposure

1.1 raw · CX scale

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 29-1224.00

Public interaction: 76% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 29-1224.00

Standing: 46% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 29-1224.00

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Rail Car Repairers

Diagnose, adjust, repair, or overhaul railroad rolling stock, mine cars, or mass transit rail cars.

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Median pay

$67,530

Source: Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics
Release: May 2025 · Reference/year: 2025 · Occupation code: 49-3043

Growth

2.6%

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 49-3043

Openings

1.6k

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 49-3043

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 49-3043

Hazard exposure

4 raw · CX scale

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 49-3043.00

Public interaction: 75% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 49-3043.00

Standing: 90% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 49-3043.00

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Rail Transportation Workers, All Other

All rail transportation workers not listed separately.

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Median pay

$56,360

Source: Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics
Release: May 2025 · Reference/year: 2025 · Occupation code: 53-4099

Growth

4.4%

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 53-4099

Openings

0.1k

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 53-4099

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 53-4099

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

Rail Yard Engineers, Dinkey Operators, and Hostlers

Drive switching or other locomotive or dinkey engines within railroad yard, industrial plant, quarry, construction project, or similar location.

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Median pay

$60,600

Source: Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics
Release: May 2025 · Reference/year: 2025 · Occupation code: 53-4013

Growth

0.8%

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 53-4013

Openings

0.3k

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 53-4013

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 53-4013

Hazard exposure

3.4 raw · CX scale

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 53-4013.00

Public interaction: 83% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 53-4013.00

Standing: 31% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 53-4013.00

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Rail-Track Laying and Maintenance Equipment Operators

Lay, repair, and maintain track for standard or narrow-gauge railroad equipment used in regular railroad service or in plant yards, quarries, sand and gravel pits, and mines. Includes ballast cleaning machine operators and railroad bed tamping machine operators.

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Median pay

$70,070

Source: Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics
Release: May 2025 · Reference/year: 2025 · Occupation code: 47-4061

Growth

1.5%

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 47-4061

Openings

1.2k

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 47-4061

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 47-4061

Hazard exposure

3.3 raw · CX scale

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 47-4061.00

Public interaction: 86% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 47-4061.00

Standing: 47% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 47-4061.00

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Railroad Brake, Signal, and Switch Operators and Locomotive Firers

Operate or monitor railroad track switches or locomotive instruments. May couple or uncouple rolling stock to make up or break up trains. Watch for and relay traffic signals. May inspect couplings, air hoses, journal boxes, and hand brakes. May watch for dragging equipment or obstacles on rights-of-way.

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Median pay

$68,840

Source: Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics
Release: May 2025 · Reference/year: 2025 · Occupation code: 53-4022

Growth

0.8%

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 53-4022

Openings

0.9k

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 53-4022

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 53-4022

Hazard exposure

4.7 raw · CX scale

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 53-4022.00

Public interaction: 86% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 53-4022.00

Standing: 76% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 53-4022.00

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Railroad Conductors and Yardmasters

Coordinate activities of switch-engine crew within railroad yard, industrial plant, or similar location. Conductors coordinate activities of train crew on passenger or freight trains. Yardmasters review train schedules and switching orders and coordinate activities of workers engaged in railroad traffic operations, such as the makeup or breakup of trains and yard switching.

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Median pay

$78,000

Source: Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics
Release: May 2025 · Reference/year: 2025 · Occupation code: 53-4031

Growth

0.9%

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 53-4031

Openings

3k

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 53-4031

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 53-4031

Hazard exposure

4.5 raw · CX scale

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 53-4031.00

Public interaction: 94% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 53-4031.00

Standing: 60% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 53-4031.00

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Real Estate Brokers

Operate real estate office, or work for commercial real estate firm, overseeing real estate transactions. Other duties usually include selling real estate or renting properties and arranging loans.

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Median pay

$73,220

Source: Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics
Release: May 2025 · Reference/year: 2025 · Occupation code: 41-9021

Growth

0.8%

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 41-9021

Openings

7.8k

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 41-9021

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 41-9021

Hazard exposure

1.1 raw · CX scale

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 41-9021.00

Public interaction: 95% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 41-9021.00

Standing: 46% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 41-9021.00

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Real Estate Sales Agents

Rent, buy, or sell property for clients. Perform duties such as study property listings, interview prospective clients, accompany clients to property site, discuss conditions of sale, and draw up real estate contracts. Includes agents who represent buyer.

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Median pay

$52,830

Source: Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics
Release: May 2025 · Reference/year: 2025 · Occupation code: 41-9022

Growth

1.7%

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 41-9022

Openings

32.6k

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 41-9022

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 41-9022

Hazard exposure

1.2 raw · CX scale

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 41-9022.00

Public interaction: 91% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 41-9022.00

Standing: 44% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 41-9022.00

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Receptionists and Information Clerks

Answer inquiries and provide information to the general public, customers, visitors, and other interested parties regarding activities conducted at establishment and location of departments, offices, and employees within the organization.

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Median pay

$38,010

Source: Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics
Release: May 2025 · Reference/year: 2025 · Occupation code: 43-4171

Growth

-1.7%

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 43-4171

Openings

105.1k

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 43-4171

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 43-4171

Hazard exposure

1 raw · CX scale

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 43-4171.00

Public interaction: 97% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 43-4171.00

Standing: 35% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 43-4171.00

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Recreation Workers

Conduct recreation activities with groups in public, private, or volunteer agencies or recreation facilities. Organize and promote activities, such as arts and crafts, sports, games, music, dramatics, social recreation, camping, and hobbies, taking into account the needs and interests of individual members.

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Median pay

$36,560

Source: Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics
Release: May 2025 · Reference/year: 2025 · Occupation code: 39-9032

Growth

4.3%

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 39-9032

Openings

67k

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 39-9032

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 39-9032

Hazard exposure

1.1 raw · CX scale

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 39-9032.00

Public interaction: 95% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 39-9032.00

Standing: 49% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 39-9032.00

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Recreation and Fitness Studies Teachers, Postsecondary

Teach courses pertaining to recreation, leisure, and fitness studies, including exercise physiology and facilities management. Includes both teachers primarily engaged in teaching and those who do a combination of teaching and research.

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Median pay

$77,270

Source: Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics
Release: May 2025 · Reference/year: 2025 · Occupation code: 25-1193

Growth

2.2%

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 25-1193

Openings

1k

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 25-1193

Education

Doctoral or professional degree

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 25-1193

Hazard exposure

1.2 raw · CX scale

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 25-1193.00

Public interaction: 94% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 25-1193.00

Standing: 44% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 25-1193.00

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Recreational Therapists

Plan, direct, or coordinate medically-approved recreation programs for patients in hospitals, nursing homes, or other institutions. Activities include sports, trips, dramatics, social activities, and crafts. May assess a patient condition and recommend appropriate recreational activity.

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Median pay

$61,960

Source: Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics
Release: May 2025 · Reference/year: 2025 · Occupation code: 29-1125

Growth

4.8%

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 29-1125

Openings

1.4k

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 29-1125

Education

Bachelor's degree

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 29-1125

Hazard exposure

1.4 raw · CX scale

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 29-1125.00

Public interaction: 96% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 29-1125.00

Standing: 56% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 29-1125.00

National data only

Published career

Recreational Vehicle Service Technicians

Diagnose, inspect, adjust, repair, or overhaul recreational vehicles including travel trailers. May specialize in maintaining gas, electrical, hydraulic, plumbing, or chassis/towing systems as well as repairing generators, appliances, and interior components. Includes workers who perform customized van conversions.

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Median pay

$52,000

Source: Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics
Release: May 2025 · Reference/year: 2025 · Occupation code: 49-3092

Growth

9.7%

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 49-3092

Openings

2.2k

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 49-3092

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 49-3092

Hazard exposure

3.9 raw · CX scale

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 49-3092.00

Public interaction: 70% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 49-3092.00

Standing: 79% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 49-3092.00

National data only

Published career

Refractory Materials Repairers, Except Brickmasons

Build or repair equipment such as furnaces, kilns, cupolas, boilers, converters, ladles, soaking pits, and ovens, using refractory materials.

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Median pay

$61,290

Source: Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics
Release: May 2025 · Reference/year: 2025 · Occupation code: 49-9045

Growth

-13.7%

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 49-9045

Openings

0.1k

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 49-9045

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 49-9045

Hazard exposure

4.5 raw · CX scale

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 49-9045.00

Public interaction: 81% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 49-9045.00

Standing: 85% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 49-9045.00

National data only