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Top Paying Jobs in Amarillo, TX

Amarillo, TX has 100 tracked occupation categories totaling 25,290 jobs. The highest-paying occupations include Physicians, All Other ($364,420), Family Medicine Physicians ($232,290), Chief Executives ($208,170). The cost of living index is 91.82 (national average = 100). Median 2-bedroom rent is $1,106/month.

$98K
Avg. median salary
91.82
Cost of living index
$1,106
Median 2BR rent
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Highest paying careers in Amarillo

RankOccupationCategoryMedian salaryHourly
91Social and Community Service ManagersManagement$72K$34.49/hr
92Radiologic Technologists and TechniciansHealthcare$71K$34.23/hr
93Tax PreparersBusiness & Finance$71K$34.12/hr
94First-Line Supervisors of Construction Trades and Extraction WorkersConstruction & Trades$70K$33.85/hr
95Diagnostic Medical SonographersHealthcare$70K$33.67/hr
96Construction and Building InspectorsConstruction & Trades$70K$33.57/hr
97Substance Abuse, Behavioral Disorder, and Mental Health CounselorsCommunity & Social$68K$32.52/hr
98Operations Research AnalystsTechnology$66K$31.74/hr
99Librarians and Media Collections SpecialistsEducation$66K$31.55/hr
100Environmental Scientists and Specialists, Including HealthScience$65K$31.23/hr

Affordability snapshot: Amarillo

Cost of living vs. national average-8.2% less expensive
2-bedroom apartment (FMR)$1,106/mo

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