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Highest-paying jobs in Florida

The 40 best-paid occupations in Florida with at least 100 people employed, by state median wage.

Updated Oct 24, 2026 · Data: BLS OEWS May 2025 · O*NET 31.0
Quick answer

The highest-paying occupation in Florida with at least 100 people employed was Orthopedic Surgeon, with a state median of $473,750 (BLS May 2025).

The ranking

40 occupations

Data Every figure is from BLS OEWS May 2025 or O*NET 31.0; the selection rule is below.

Highest-paying jobs in Florida
#OccupationMedian pay in FloridaEmployed
1Orthopedic Surgeon$473,750580
2Anesthesiologist$465,3702,530
3Surgeons, All Other$429,9902,260
4Radiologist$417,6901,680
5Cardiologist$414,910920
6Ophthalmologist$399,440580
7Neurologist$322,750520
8Psychiatrist$316,2001,930
9Pathologist$313,510370
10Physicians, All Other$262,18023,390
11Physicist$225,390340
12Airline Pilot$225,0207,760
13General Internal Medicine Physicians$222,6002,390
14CRNA$210,5704,600
15Emergency Medicine Physician$204,9902,060
16Judge$186,0401,380
17Pediatrician$182,010700
18Dentist$174,9009,320
19Architectural and Engineering Managers$170,7408,710
20IT Manager$168,47035,040
21Biochemists and Biophysicists$157,390370
22Medical Dosimetrist$153,490320
23Financial Manager$153,28048,910
24Optometrist$151,6702,350
25Air Traffic Controller$147,5301,950
26Marketing Manager$142,62024,820
27Podiatrist$138,340870
28Database Architect$138,3201,810
29HR Manager$137,79011,570
30Pharmacist$135,97021,540
31Nuclear Engineer$135,400120
32Psychologists, All Other$134,690910
33Computer Hardware Engineer$134,1603,290
34Purchasing Manager$133,4103,960
35Lawyer$133,18055,210
36Network Engineer$132,8009,370
37Actuary$132,1101,300
38Sales Manager$131,90046,480
39Physical Scientists, All Other$131,690340
40Veterinarian$131,6605,360
Method

How this page is built

BLS OEWS state estimates for Florida, May 2025: occupations with at least 100 people employed and a published median, ranked by median annual wage.

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Sources
  1. U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025 estimates (public domain).
  2. O*NET 31.0 Database, U.S. Department of Labor, Employment and Training Administration (USDOL/ETA), used under the CC BY 4.0 license. TryHired selected, ranked and combined the data; O*NET is not responsible for these pages.