New York’s Highest Paying Jobs – Are They Worth It?

How can you put a price tag on critical or emergency care. When there is a crisis or life saving event, we are very luck to have some incredible medical professionals ready to act and save lives. These incredible people are at the top of their field and their pay is reflecting that.

There is a new report to start the year that indicates what the highest paying professions are in United States.

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US News reports that:

The top 5 Best Paying Jobs for 2023

Anesthesiologist
Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon
Obstetrician and Gynecologist
Surgeon
Orthodontist

Here in New York, you are considered "middle class"
if you are a family of four and earn $74,000ish to $224,000ish per year.

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Single:

In New York state, a single person household was considered to be middle class if they made anywhere between $30,164 - $90,492 in 2016. In 2022, that range is more accurately reflected in the given range of $37,454.05 - $112,362.15.

Hats off to those dedicated individuals who put the work in and go above and beyond each day to save lives and to those parents and educators who give the inspiration and support to help see them through to the end.