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Highest Paying Jobs in Illinois

Find the best and highest paying jobs in Illinois. We list career information and resources including colleges, training, and job openings in Illinois.

Illinois Salary Guide 2023

  • Acupuncturists (Wages $65,810)
  • Acute Care Nurses (Wages $71,620)
  • Advanced Practice Psychiatric Nurses (Wages $71,620)
  • Allergists and Immunologists (Wages $168,060)
  • Anesthesiologist Assistants (Wages $103,620)
  • Anesthesiologists (Wages $208)
  • Art Therapists (Wages $54,860)
  • Athletic Trainers (Wages $44,370)
  • Audiologists (Wages $76,210)
  • Cardiologists (Wages $168,060)

Illinois Salary Guide 2023

We found 95 careers in Illinois.

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Growth

What Are The Highest Paying Careers In Illinois?

These are the highest paying jobs in Illinois.
  • Anesthesiologists
  • Obstetricians and Gynecologists
  • Nurse Anesthetists

What Are The Highest Paying Careers In Illinois?

These are the highest paying jobs in Illinois.

We found 48 highest paying jobs in Illinois.

Career
Hourly
Annual
Typical Education
$115.00+
$239,200+
Doctoral or professional degree
$115.00+
$239,200+
Doctoral or professional degree
$110.77
$230,400
Master's degree

What Are The Fastest Growing Careers In Illinois?

These are the fastest growing jobs in Illinois.
  • Nurse Practitioners
  • Physician Assistants
  • Speech-Language Pathologists

What Are The Fastest Growing Careers In Illinois?

These are the fastest growing jobs in Illinois.

We found 51 growing occupations in Illinois.

Career
2020
2030
Percent Change
Typical Education
8,420
12,090
44%
Master's degree
4,310
5,360
24%
Master's degree
7,550
9,030
20%
Master's degree

What Careers Have Declining Employment In Illinois?

These are the jobs expected to have the largest declining employment rate in Illinois over a 10-year period.
  • Podiatrists
  • Surgeons, All Other

What Careers Have Declining Employment In Illinois?

These are the jobs expected to have the largest declining employment rate in Illinois over a 10-year period.

We found 19 declining jobs in Illinois.

Career
2020
2030
Percent Change
Typical Education
660
600
-9%
Doctoral or professional degree
1,250
1,150
-8%
Doctoral or professional degree

What Careers Have The Largest Employment In Illinois

These are the jobs expected to have the largest rate of employment in Illinois over a 10-year period. This does not mean these are the jobs with the most openings.
  • Registered Nurses
  • Pharmacy Technicians
  • Licensed Practical and Licensed Vocational Nurses

What Careers Have The Largest Employment In Illinois

These are the jobs expected to have the largest rate of employment in Illinois over a 10-year period. This does not mean these are the jobs with the most openings.

We found 70 growing jobs in Illinois.

Career
2020 Employment
Typical Education
136,640
Bachelor's degree
20,520
High school diploma or equivalent
19,590
Postsecondary non-degree award

What Careers Have The Most Openings In Illinois?

These are the jobs expected to have the most openings in Illinois over a 10-year period.
  • Registered Nurses
  • Pharmacy Technicians
  • Licensed Practical and Licensed Vocational Nurses

What Careers Have The Most Openings In Illinois?

These are the jobs expected to have the most openings in Illinois over a 10-year period.

We found 69 jobs with the most opening in Illinois.

Career
2020 Employment
Projected Annual Job Openings
Typical Education
136,640
7,870
Bachelor's degree
20,520
1,750
High school diploma or equivalent
19,590
1,550
Postsecondary non-degree award

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