5 in-demand healthcare jobs

Nurse practitioner and pharmacy technician are among the most sought-after healthcare jobs this year , according to a salary guide from staffing firm Randstad US.

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The salary guide examines numbers from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics and the Economic Research Institute, as well as Randstad proprietary data.

The guide organizes salary information for non-executive titles by hourly rates across three levels: entry  (one year of experience); mid (five years of experience); and senior (10 years of experience).

Here are some of the most in-demand healthcare jobs and their salaries, according to the guide:

Nurse practitioner

Entry level: $41.88 per hour

Mid level: $50.82 per hour

Senior level: $58.40 per hour

Pharmacy technician

Entry level: $15.14 per hour

Mid level: $17.81 per hour

Senior level: $20.17 per hour

Registered nurse

Entry level: $31.70 per hour

Mid level: $36.82 per hour

Senior level: $42.26 per hour

Certified coder/medical coding technician

Entry level: $17.64

Mid level: $20.76

Senior level: $23.60

Medical secretary

Entry level: $15.49

Mid level: $18.07

Senior level: $20.36

Access the guide here.

 

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