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Top Paying Jobs in Spokane-Spokane Valley, WA

Spokane-Spokane Valley, WA has 100 tracked occupation categories totaling 40,710 jobs. The highest-paying occupations include Radiologists ($430,600), Psychiatrists ($301,790), Physicians, All Other ($293,200). The cost of living index is 100.35 (national average = 100). Median 2-bedroom rent is $1,131/month.

$129K
Avg. median salary
100.35
Cost of living index
$1,131
Median 2BR rent
N/A
Population

Highest paying careers in Spokane-Spokane Valley

RankOccupationCategoryMedian salaryHourly
71Civil EngineersEngineering$101K$48.32/hr
72Speech-Language PathologistsHealthcare$101K$48.32/hr
73Career/Technical Education Teachers, Secondary SchoolEducation$100KN/A
74Physical TherapistsHealthcare$100K$47.93/hr
75AudiologistsHealthcare$99K$47.83/hr
76Secondary School Teachers, Except Special and Career/Technical EducationEducation$99KN/A
77Personal Financial AdvisorsBusiness & Finance$99K$47.77/hr
78Occupational TherapistsHealthcare$99K$47.73/hr
79Transportation InspectorsTransportation$99K$47.71/hr
80Database AdministratorsTechnology$99K$47.66/hr

Affordability snapshot: Spokane-Spokane Valley

Cost of living vs. national average+0.3% more expensive
2-bedroom apartment (FMR)$1,131/mo

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