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Forensic Technician

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Job Numbers and Growth

Across the US there are 13,000 forensic technician. This occupation has an unemployment level that is low.

Part-Time Work and Self-Employment

Employees may end up working less than full time; 19% of those in the career did so in 2008. 1% of the time forensic technician are self employed.

Training and Education

Finding jobs is easier for workers with a bachelor's degree. Recent government surveys (2008) show that 46% of employees have received at least a 4 year degree. Forensic technician who attended college, but do not have a degree make up 35% of the total. A high school diploma was all the education obtained by 19% of workers. Recommended schools are shown in the column to the right; request information from them to help you decide which, if any, could help you with this career.

Area Job Conditions

The fewest jobs (per capita) are found in Oakland (California), Minneapolis (Minnesota), and Boston (Massachusetts), and the most jobs are found in Raleigh (North Carolina), Austin (Texas), and Richmond (Virginia).

The earnings potential (not adjusted for cost of living) is highest in Santa Ana (California), Oakland (California), and Santa Rosa (California). However, the potential is lowest in Austin (Texas), San Antonio (Texas), and Raleigh (North Carolina).

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Forensic Technician: Job and Salary Data by Metropolitan Area

The table below shows data for Forensic Technician, as of 2008. The Popularity in Area number tells you how common jobs for Forensic Technician are in the area, compared to other US metro areas. A value of 1.0 means an average number of people in the position for area population. Lower numbers mean fewer of these positions in the metro area. The most popular areas for Forensic Technician are starred .

StateAreaPositionsTypical PayPopularity in Area
AlabamaBirmingham60$57,550 2.2
AlaskaAnchorage40$59,300 4.9
ArizonaPhoenix310$54,680 3.1
ArizonaTucson90$48,460 4.7
CaliforniaOakland40$70,3200.7
CaliforniaRiverside170$51,850 2.5
CaliforniaSacramento180$56,980 3.8
CaliforniaSan Diego160$63,190 2.2
CaliforniaSanta Ana170$74,600 2.1
CaliforniaSanta Rosa50$67,070 5.3
ColoradoDenver180$55,780 2.7
District of ColumbiaWashington350$68,930 2.8
FloridaCape Coral40$46,010 3.7
FloridaFort Lauderdale90$54,040 2.3
FloridaLakeland40$41,130 4
FloridaMiami90$56,4201.7
FloridaOrlando200$42,620 3.6
FloridaTampa180$47,990 2.8
FloridaWest Palm Beach110$47,720 3.9
GeorgiaAtlanta130$48,1001
IdahoBoise40$45,950 2.9
IllinoisChicago450$64,880 2.2
KentuckyLouisville40 1.2
MarylandBaltimore140$51,850 2
MassachusettsBoston40$76,4700.4
MichiganGrand Rapids40$58,830 2
MinnesotaMinneapolis60$38,7400.6
MissouriKansas City110$52,270 2
MissouriSt Louis140$58,9601.9
North CarolinaCharlotte110$46,960 2.3
North CarolinaRaleigh270$37,670 10
OregonPortland150$57,290 2.7
PennsylvaniaHarrisburg50$51,010 3
TexasAustin220$41,090 5.4
TexasDallas230$45,920 2.1
TexasFort Worth130$46,880 2.8
TexasHouston160$47,7601.2
TexasSan Antonio220$35,820 4.9
UtahSalt Lake City100$43,120 3
VirginiaRichmond170$54,090 5.4
VirginiaVirginia Beach80$55,620 2
WisconsinMadison40$42,080 2.3
WisconsinMilwaukee70 1.6
 

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