HIGH-SKILL, HIGH-GROWTH JOBS IN THE CAPITAL AREA
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1 Introduction Workforce Solutions regularly provides a list of careers currently in high demand along with careers that will be in demand in the future throughout the Capital area. Below is the latest update describing some of the best-paying, high-skill, high-growth jobs available in our area, and what you must do to qualify for those jobs. Looking at a variety of data, we re able to provide average annual salary, average annual job openings and the employment growth for each occupation as a percentage. Business & Industry STEM Public Services Architecture and Construction ELECTRICIANS Electricians install and replace wiring, and must be licensed by the state. Those who earn a master electrician s license have the highest earning potential. Annual Salary: $46,563 Employment Growth: 25.7% High school diploma/ged & Apprenticeship Annual Average Job Openings: 120 PLUMBERS Plumbers, pipefitters and steamfitters are needed everywhere to install, maintain and repair gas and water pipe systems. Getting a dual certification as a welder-pipefitter maximizes career opportunities. Annual Salary: $50,925 Employment Growth: 26.2% High school diploma/ged & Apprenticeship Annual Average Job Openings: 65 WELDERS Advanced welders with specialty skills are in short supply across various industries. Individuals with some postsecondary training and work experience achieve the highest success in this field. Annual Salary: $37,181 Employment Growth: 21.7% High school diploma/ged & Apprenticeship Annual Average Job Openings: 55 HEATING, AIR CONDITIONING & REFRIGERATION MECHANICS & INSTALLERS HVAC mechanics and installers apply high-tech tools to diagnose and fix a wide variety of heating and cooling appliances and equipment. Annual Salary: $40,959 Employment Growth: 26.1% Postsecondary non-degree award, such as a certificate, Annual Average Job Openings: 70 For more detail on career options with high wages and strong job growth in the Central Texas Region, visit For career pathways research and resources, visit E3 Alliance s Pathways of Promise Initiative
2 Business Management and Administration BOOKKEEPING, ACCOUNTING & AUDITING CLERKS These clerks compute, classify and record numerical data to keep financial records complete. They may also check the accuracy of calculations pertaining to business transactions recorded by other workers. Annual Salary: $40,435 Employment Growth: 21.7% High school diploma/ GED Annual Average Job Openings: 265 SECRETARIES & ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS Secretaries and administrative assistants draft correspondence, schedule appointments, and provide customer service to callers. Annual Salary: $33,631 Employment Growth: 21.3% High school diploma/ged Annual Average Job Openings: 475 Education and Training TEACHERS (ELEMENTARY/MIDDLE/HIGH SCHOOL) Teachers teach students basic academic, social and other formative skills in public and private schools at the elementary, middle and high school level. Annual Salary: $47,164 Employment Growth: 31.8% Annual Average Job Openings: 595 SCHOOL COUNSELORS Counselors help students by encouraging academics and providing career and personal/social development guidance to help maximize academic achievements. Annual Salary: $48,942 Employment Growth: 25.7% Master s degree Annual Average Job Openings: 65
3 Law and Public Safety PARALEGAL & LEGAL ASSISTANTS Paralegals and legal assistants support lawyers by investigating facts, preparing legal documents and filing them at courthouses, or researching legal precedents. Annual Salary: $49,528 Employment Growth: 28.1% Annual Average Job Openings: 80 LAWYERS Lawyers represent clients in criminal and civil cases and can specialize in a certain type of law or may practice many areas. Annual Salary: $127,193 Employment Growth: 19.8% Doctoral or professional degree Annual Average Job Openings: 205 POLICE & SHERIFF S PATROL OFFICERS Officers enforce local, tribal, state or federal laws to maintain order and protect life and property. Annual Salary: $67,374 Employment Growth: 22.7% Postsecondary non-degree award, such as a certificate, Annual Average Job Openings: 175 FIREFIGHTERS Firefighters respond to emergency situations such as fires where life, property or the environment is at risk, such as controlling house or forest fires. Annual Salary: $54,415 Employment Growth: 24.6% Postsecondary non-degree award, such as a certificate, Annual Average Job Openings: 65
4 Health Science DENTAL HYGIENISTS Dental hygienists clean teeth and examine oral areas, head and neck for signs of oral disease. Dental hygienists advise dentists of their observations. Annual Salary: $84,273 Employment Growth: 29.6% Annual Average Job Openings: 40 EMTs & PARAMEDICS EMTs and paramedics assess injuries, administering emergency medical care and extricating trapped individuals. They also transport injured people in ambulances to medical facilities. Annual Salary: $41,636 Employment Growth: 27.0% Postsecondary non-degree award, such as a certificate Annual Average Job Openings: 40 LICENSED VOCATIONAL NURSES LVNs care for ill, injured or recovering patients or persons with disabilities in facilities such as hospitals, nursing homes, clinics, private homes and group homes. Annual Salary: $46,554 Employment Growth: 26.4% Postsecondary non-degree award, such as a certificate, and an LVN license Annual Average Job Openings: 145 MEDICAL & CLINICAL LAB TECHNICIANS Medical and Clinical Lab Technicians perform routine medical laboratory tests for the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of disease. They consult with pathologists to determine final diagnoses when abnormalities are found. Annual Salary: $39,106 Employment Growth: 35.3% Annual Average Job Openings: 45 MEDICAL RECORDS & HEALTH INFORMATION TECHNICIANS Medical Records & Health Information Technicians compile, process and maintain medical records of hospital and clinic patients. Annual Salary: $36,211 Employment Growth: 26.7% Postsecondary non-degree award, such as a certificate Annual Average Job Openings: 50 OCCUPATIONAL THERAPISTS Through rehabilitative programs, occupational therapists help persons with disabilities or developmental delays gain independence by learning vocational, homemaking and daily living skills. Annual Salary: $72,082 Employment Growth: 30.0% Master s degree Annual Average Job Openings: 15
5 Health Science (continued) PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS Doctors of medicine (MDs) treat all types of diseases and injuries. Surgeons operate on patients in both outpatient and emergency situations. Annual Salary: $256,039 Employment Growth: 25.3% Doctoral or professional degree (Ph.D.) & internship/residency Annual Average Job Openings: 50 PHYSICAL THERAPISTS Through individually designed patient programs, physical therapists help people adapt to the loss of bodily functions due to injuries or ailments. Annual Salary: $72,889 Employment Growth: 29.4% Doctoral or professional degree (Ph.D.) Annual Average Job Openings: 25 RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGIST Radiologic technologists perform imaging tests to assist in diagnosing patients and are most easily associated with x-rays. Annual Salary: $52,826 Employment Growth: 27.4% Annual Average Job Openings: 30 REGISTERED NURSES Becoming a registered nurse for most hospital systems in the Capital Area region requires earning at least an associate s degree and passing a national licensing exam. Annual Salary: $65,394 Employment Growth: 28.6% Annual Average Job Openings: 445 RESPIRATORY THERAPISTS Respiratory therapists generally work in hospitals and nursing homes with patients who are experiencing cardiology or pulmonary dysfunction. Annual Salary: $56,435 Employment Growth: 26.5% Annual Average Job Openings: 20 SURGICAL TECHNOLOGISTS & TECHNICIANS Surgical technologists/technicians assist in operations along with other surgical personnel. They may help set up the operating room, prepare patients for surgery, and other duties related to surgery. Annual Salary: $44,905 Employment Growth: 35.4% Postsecondary non-degree award, such as a certificate Annual Average Job Openings: 20
6 Science, Technology, Engineering and Math BIOLOGICAL TECHNICIANS Biological technicians assist scientists in laboratories by monitoring experiments, recording observations and maintaining lab equipment. Annual Salary: $57,056 Employment Growth: 20.6% Some college but no degree; certificates/associate s degrees are available in this field Annual Average Job Openings: 15 ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING TECHNICIANS Electrical and electronic engineering technicians install, maintain and repair electrical equipment needed in manufacturing plants, pipeline systems and other high-tech operations Annual Salary: $68,175 Employment Growth: 21.7% Annual Average Job Openings: 90 COMPUTER PROGRAMMERS Programmers create, modify and test code, forms and script that allow computer applications to run. Annual Salary: $86,372 Employment Growth: 15.1% Annual Average Job Openings: 135
7 Information Technology COMPUTER USER & NETWORK SUPPORT SPECIALISTS Support specialists troubleshoot and evaluate existing network systems to ensure that networks operate correctly with minimal interruption. Annual Salary: $61,215 Employment Growth: 16.0% Annual Average Job Openings: 70 COMPUTER SYSTEMS ANALYSTS Computer systems analysts aim to automate or improve existing technological systems, and review computer systems capabilities to best meet the needs of an organization. Annual Salary: $77,350 Employment Growth: 33.1% Annual Average Job Openings: 310 DATABASE ADMINISTRATORS Database administrators manage computer databases, including updates and even security measures. Annual Salary: $73,959 Employment Growth: 27.0% Annual Average Job Openings: 45 INFORMATION SECURITY ANALYSTS Information security analysts plan, implement, upgrade or monitor security measures to protect computer networks and information. Annual Salary: $91,569 Employment Growth: 55.6% Annual Average Job Openings: 50 WEB DEVELOPERS Web developers design, create and modify websites. They work with users to improve website content, graphics, performance and capacity. Annual Salary: $70,920 Employment Growth: 30.1% Annual Average Job Openings: 55
8 Manufacturing CNC MACHINE TOOL OPERATORS CNC machine tool operators operate computer-controlled machines or robots that work on metal or plastic work pieces. Annual Salary: $29,481 Employment Growth: 25.0% High school diploma/ged Annual Average Job Openings: 15 INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY MECHANICS Industrial machinery mechanics maintain plants and factories by detecting breakdown conditions, making machinery adjustments and repairing faulty equipment. Annual Salary: $54,948 Employment Growth: 40.3% High school diploma/ged Annual Average Job Openings: 45 MACHINISTS Machinists set up, operate and repair machine tools that are used to produce precision parts and instruments. Annual Salary: $41,627 Employment Growth: 23.0% High school diploma/ged Annual Average Job Openings: 40 Transportation, Distribution and Logistics AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE MECHANICS & TECHNICIANS These technicians and mechanics diagnose, adjust and repair automotive vehicles. They change tires, oil and fix damage to automobiles, among other duties. Annual Salary: $40,249 Employment Growth: 19.5% High school diploma/ged Annual Average Job Openings: 105 HEAVY & TRACTOR TRAILER TRUCK DRIVERS These truck drivers unload, load and drive tractortrailer combinations or trucks with a capacity of at least 26,000 pounds. These drivers may travel locally or nationally to pick up and deliver goods. Annual Salary: $40,940 Employment Growth: 22.5% Postsecondary non-degree award, such as a certificate, and a commercial driver s license Annual Average Job Openings: 160 Sources: Standardized Occupational Components for Research & Analysis of Trends in Employment System (SOCRATES) Capital Area labor market information & careeronestop.org. Anticipated employement growth calculated from 2012 actual to 2022 projections.
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