Healthcare and Medical

Radiologic technologists earn varied salaries globally, influenced by location and specialization, with average U.S. earnings around $81,846, while UK salaries range from £20,000 to £35,000.

Lab technicians perform critical healthcare and research tasks, earning varying salaries based on location, experience, and specialization, with competitive opportunities across the US, UK, Ireland, and Australia.

Medical examiners determine causes of death through autopsies, earning between $150,000 and $250,000 annually in the U.S., with advanced education and training required.

Occupational therapy assistants earn median salaries of $64,250 in the U.S., with variations influenced by location, experience, and industry. Global salaries differ significantly across countries.

Pharmacists’ salaries vary significantly by location, with average U.S. salaries around $136,030, while UK and Australian salaries range from £31,000 to £57,000 and AUD 65,000 to AUD 85,000, respectively.

Radiologic technology careers offer competitive salaries, averaging $54.04 per hour in the U.S., influenced by experience, location, and healthcare demand across various regions.