Healthcare and Medical

Labor and delivery nurses earn varying salaries globally, influenced by experience, education, and location, with average U.S. salaries around $82,100 annually, and competitive pay in the UK, Ireland, and Australia.

Physician salaries in the U.S. average $363,000, with primary care earning $277,000 and specialists around $394,000, influenced by specialty, location, experience, and healthcare policies.

Aesthetic nurses specialize in non-surgical cosmetic procedures, earning $80,321 to $116,544 in the U.S. and competitive salaries internationally, influenced by experience and certification.

EKG technicians measure heart electrical activity, require specialized education and certification, and earn an average of $49,724 annually, with salaries varying by location and experience.

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.

Nursing offers diverse career opportunities with competitive salaries. Registered nurses in the U.S. earn an average of $89,010, while specializations can significantly increase earnings.