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Nevada and New York are two of 24 states where the best-paying non-doctor job is a chief executive, based on average pay. Insider previously looked at the highest-paying job by state overall and found healthcare jobs were commonly the best-paying. Looking at jobs in each state and Washington, DC, with at least 1,000 employees, there were many places where the best-paying job was some type of physician. As seen in the map above, chief executive was the best-paying job for 24 states and DC using our methodology. Computer and information systems managers was the highest-paying role, based on average pay data for jobs with at least 1,000 employees, in both Delaware and Maine.
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Here are the highest-paying jobs in America
  + stars: | 2023-04-27 | by ( Madison Hoff | ) www.businessinsider.com   time to read: +1 min
Lawyers, nurse anesthetists, and emergency medicine physicians are all high-paying jobs. The average annual salary for cardiologists far exceeded other jobs, with an average of $421,330. Cardiologists had an average pay of $421,330, while the national annual average for all occupations was $61,900. These two jobs had average pay of about $160,000 — $163,310 and $163,770 respectively. Below are the 30 highest-paying jobs, along with each occupation's total employment estimate and average annual pay.
But some physicians and patient advocates say the health care investments of private-equity firms and their drive to reap relatively short-term profits are inconsistent with putting patients first. Independent academic studies find that private equity’s laser focus on profits in health care operations can result in lower staffing levels at hospitals and nursing homes. Neither the FTC nor U.S. Anesthesia Partners responded to voice mails seeking comment; a spokesman for U.S. Anesthesia Partners confirmed the inquiry to the Journal, saying it is cooperating. NBC News asked both of NAPA’s private-equity owners about the disputes involving the company and the research showing higher costs associated with private-equity ownership of anesthesiology practices. Covid was sweeping the country and Moses Taylor was doing its best to respond to the health care crisis, according to its lawsuit.
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