Life, Physical, and Social Science Occupations in Eastern Washington nonmetropolitan area

18 occupations · 2024 BLS OEWS data

Life, physical, and social science occupations include researchers, scientists, and technicians working in biology, chemistry, economics, psychology, and related fields. The table below shows 2024 wage data for these occupations as reported in Eastern Washington nonmetropolitan area.

Occupation	Median Annual	Mean Annual	Workers
Chemical Technicians	—	—	80
School Psychologists	$106,360	$100,830	40
Occupational Health and Safety Specialists	$87,050	$89,670	90
Biological Scientists, All Other	$82,220	$85,320	100
Conservation Scientists	$82,220	$82,010	90
Microbiologists	$81,420	$76,040	40
Zoologists and Wildlife Biologists	$80,100	$78,260	120
Urban and Regional Planners	$79,350	$82,050	90
Chemists	$78,560	$82,880	50
Environmental Scientists and Specialists, Including Health	$76,730	$82,410	100
Soil and Plant Scientists	$72,940	$77,290	150
Foresters	$72,760	$72,370	70
Forest and Conservation Technicians	$54,310	$58,250	370
Life, Physical, and Social Science Technicians, All Other	$52,110	$51,610	50
Biological Technicians	$49,520	$52,380	330
Food Science Technicians	$48,790	$48,260	50
Social Science Research Assistants	$47,690	$47,920	80
Agricultural Technicians	$46,710	$49,250	190