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Health Specialties Teachers

SOC 25-1071

Teach future health professionals at the college and graduate level.

The job
Median pay
$107k
$76k to $210k typical range
Outlook, 2025 to 2035
Growing fast
+18% projected
Openings a year
25k
BLS projection
Typical education
Doctoral
Our model
AI displacement risk
Very high
How much of this job AI may do instead of the person
Works with AI
7/100
AI alongside the person rather than instead of them
AI exposure
93rd pct
More exposed than 93% of occupations · modeled estimate · 91st pct in Microsoft's data
Future-proof
66/100

At a glance

Looking to 2035, the projected change for Health Specialties Teachers is +18%, well ahead of the typical occupation we cover. Each year, openings for Health Specialties Teachers total about 24,900. Typical entry-level education is a doctoral degree. Median pay is $107,310, 60% above the typical occupation we cover (67% above the Education & Library median). Modeled AI exposure sits at the 93rd percentile, with displacement risk rated very high and works-with-AI at 7/100, tilting toward AI replacing tasks. Growth is the contrast with English Teachers: +18% here against 0.0% there.

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Pay and jobs by state

BLS OEWS May 2025, 50 states and DC. Sorted by jobs; per 1,000 is jobs per thousand workers in the state; vs national compares that rate with the country's. A tilde marks a figure estimated from the parent occupation group where BLS publishes none.

StateJobsPer 1,000vs nationalMedian pay
New York21,4102.21.6×$131k
Texas18,9601.30.9×$108k
California17,3501.00.7×$165k
Pennsylvania14,8902.51.7×$108k
Massachusetts10,2502.82.0×$135k
North Carolina9,2401.91.3×$103k
Florida8,5000.90.6×$89k
Colorado7,8002.71.9×$137k
Illinois7,7401.30.9×$93k
Maryland7,4602.71.9×$108k
All 50 states and DC
StateJobsPer 1,000vs nationalMedian pay
Connecticut7,3704.33.0×$118k (estimated)
Missouri5,7001.91.4×$130k
Ohio5,6701.00.7×$75k
Virginia5,0401.20.9×$107k
Indiana4,8801.51.1×$98k
Georgia4,8601.00.7×$107k
Washington4,5101.30.9×$138k
Wisconsin4,4101.51.1×$82k
Tennessee4,4001.30.9×$99k
Arizona3,6201.10.8×$99k
Utah3,5202.01.4×$168k
Michigan3,4300.80.6×$109k
Alabama3,3601.61.1×$92k
Iowa3,2302.11.5×$128k
Minnesota3,0501.00.7×$104k
New Jersey2,9600.70.5×$97k
Nebraska2,7602.71.9×$81k
West Virginia2,4003.42.4×$60k
Louisiana2,2501.20.8×$125k
Oregon2,1701.10.8×$103k
Arkansas2,0801.61.1×$125k
Mississippi1,8901.61.1×$137k
Washington DC1,4602.11.5×$168k
New Mexico1,4301.61.1×$135k
Kentucky1,3800.70.5×$84k
Nevada1,2300.80.6×$77k
Vermont1,1703.92.7×$108k
Idaho1,072 (estimated)1.3 (estimated)0.9× (estimated)$102k
Kansas1,0600.70.5×$87k
South Carolina1,0300.40.3×$82k
Oklahoma9500.60.4×$76k
Maine7301.10.8×$103k
North Dakota5101.20.8×$101k
Rhode Island4801.00.7×$104k
Alaska478 (estimated)1.5 (estimated)1.0× (estimated)$74k
New Hampshire4300.60.4×$85k
Montana3700.70.5×$101k
Hawaii2900.50.3×$81k
South Dakota2700.60.4×$79k
Delaware2600.50.4×$106k
Wyoming2300.80.6×$93k

Top metro areas

  1. New York-Newark-Jersey City, NY-NJ15,040 jobs · $128k median
  2. Philadelphia-Camden-Wilmington, PA-NJ-DE-MD11,210 jobs · $108k median
  3. Los Angeles-Long Beach-Anaheim, CA8,410 jobs · $135k median
  4. Boston-Cambridge-Newton, MA-NH7,830 jobs · $164k median
  5. Denver-Aurora-Centennial, CO6,710 jobs · $169k median
  6. Chicago-Naperville-Elgin, IL-IN6,390 jobs · $101k median
  7. San Francisco-Oakland-Fremont, CA4,340 jobs · $357k median
  8. Miami-Fort Lauderdale-West Palm Beach, FL4,090 jobs · $129k median

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Pay and outlook from BLS (OEWS 2025, Employment Projections 2025-2035). Skills and work activities from O*NET 30.3. AI exposure and future-proof scores are modeled estimates. How these numbers are made.