University of Florida
3,136 income tax records
University of Florida salaries by occupation title
Occupation
Average salary per year*
Salary range**
Associate Professor
23 income tax records
$114,000/yr
$84K – $168K
Physician Assistant
12 income tax records
$101,500/yr
$52K – $131K
Assistant Professor
105 income tax records
$94,000/yr
$54K – $152K
Faculty
11 income tax records
$80,000/yr
$50K – $119K
Director
13 income tax records
$78,000/yr
$48K – $142K
Administrator
19 income tax records
$71,500/yr
$35K – $118K
Lecturer
27 income tax records
$70,500/yr
$35K – $101K
Operations Manager
11 income tax records
$68,000/yr
$37K – $77K
Law Enforcement Officer
10 income tax records
$66,500/yr
$45K – $82K
Systems Administrator
12 income tax records
$64,500/yr
$54K – $91K
Assistant Director
17 income tax records
$63,500/yr
$45K – $87K
Engineer
28 income tax records
$62,500/yr
$23K – $114K
Registered Nurse
19 income tax records
$61,000/yr
$35K – $94K
Executive Assistant
11 income tax records
$61,000/yr
$41K – $82K
Educator
18 income tax records
$61,000/yr
$42K – $99K
Librarian
11 income tax records
$60,000/yr
$38K – $80K
Doctor
27 income tax records
$60,000/yr
$49K – $263K
Research Administrator
24 income tax records
$59,500/yr
$39K – $93K
Manager
16 income tax records
$58,500/yr
$42K – $112K
Instructional Designer
15 income tax records
$56,500/yr
$44K – $68K
Administrative Specialist
11 income tax records
$55,000/yr
$37K – $76K
Teacher
50 income tax records
$54,500/yr
$23K – $93K
Resident
17 income tax records
$53,500/yr
$23K – $60K
Medical Resident
22 income tax records
$53,500/yr
$25K – $61K
Resident Physician
100 income tax records
$53,000/yr
$25K – $66K
Police Officer
10 income tax records
$52,000/yr
$45K – $63K
Accountant
37 income tax records
$52,000/yr
$33K – $115K
Scientist
53 income tax records
$50,000/yr
$24K – $142K
Data Analyst
16 income tax records
$49,500/yr
$21K – $64K
Research Coordinator
23 income tax records
$49,000/yr
$31K – $68K
IT Specialist
13 income tax records
$48,500/yr
$35K – $64K
Academic Advisor
34 income tax records
$46,000/yr
$37K – $63K
Research Scientist
36 income tax records
$46,000/yr
$28K – $76K
Medical Coder
10 income tax records
$46,000/yr
$25K – $56K
Researcher
36 income tax records
$45,500/yr
$23K – $69K
Office Manager
19 income tax records
$45,500/yr
$34K – $68K
Electrician
10 income tax records
$44,500/yr
$38K – $64K
Laboratory Manager
13 income tax records
$44,500/yr
$22K – $67K
Post-Doctoral Fellow
85 income tax records
$44,000/yr
$21K – $55K
Veterinarian
37 income tax records
$39,500/yr
$17K – $149K
Veterinary Technician
34 income tax records
$39,500/yr
$19K – $51K
Program Assistant
20 income tax records
$38,000/yr
$26K – $52K
Administrative Assistant
85 income tax records
$37,500/yr
$21K – $60K
Laboratory Technician
37 income tax records
$30,000/yr
$17K – $46K
Custodian
36 income tax records
$27,500/yr
$21K – $34K
Graduate Research Assistant
40 income tax records
$26,500/yr
$19K – $32K
Research Assistant
65 income tax records
$26,000/yr
$16K – $39K
Graduate Assistant
134 income tax records
$25,500/yr
$18K – $36K
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