Yale University
1,738 income tax records
Yale University salaries by occupation title
Occupation
Average salary per year*
Salary range**
Physician
68 income tax records
$227,000/yr
$71K – $450K
Doctor
14 income tax records
$202,000/yr
$83K – $785K
Professor
95 income tax records
$145,500/yr
$72K – $360K
Associate Professor
12 income tax records
$134,500/yr
$95K – $199K
Assistant Professor
45 income tax records
$106,500/yr
$69K – $208K
Associate Director
10 income tax records
$100,500/yr
$68K – $363K
Police Officer
10 income tax records
$100,000/yr
$72K – $116K
Manager
17 income tax records
$82,000/yr
$71K – $111K
Administrator
19 income tax records
$81,500/yr
$49K – $142K
Registered Nurse
20 income tax records
$74,000/yr
$43K – $85K
Financial Analyst
18 income tax records
$73,000/yr
$66K – $99K
Accountant
19 income tax records
$72,500/yr
$54K – $286K
Project Manager
11 income tax records
$69,500/yr
$57K – $84K
Animal Technician
10 income tax records
$68,000/yr
$60K – $85K
Librarian
24 income tax records
$67,000/yr
$53K – $106K
Program Manager
19 income tax records
$65,000/yr
$51K – $78K
Cook
10 income tax records
$60,000/yr
$44K – $84K
Financial Assistant
17 income tax records
$58,500/yr
$51K – $70K
Administrative Assistant
74 income tax records
$58,500/yr
$39K – $71K
Library Assistant
10 income tax records
$58,000/yr
$37K – $71K
Program Coordinator
19 income tax records
$56,000/yr
$46K – $60K
Senior Administrative Assistant
47 income tax records
$55,000/yr
$35K – $74K
Scientist
52 income tax records
$54,500/yr
$26K – $167K
Lecturer
12 income tax records
$52,000/yr
$26K – $84K
Research Scholar
13 income tax records
$51,000/yr
$47K – $71K
Researcher
45 income tax records
$51,000/yr
$25K – $133K
Custodian
36 income tax records
$50,500/yr
$40K – $68K
Research Scientist
65 income tax records
$50,500/yr
$26K – $78K
Research Associate
67 income tax records
$49,500/yr
$18K – $76K
Post-Doctoral Fellow
121 income tax records
$48,500/yr
$19K – $57K
Research Assistant
73 income tax records
$47,500/yr
$20K – $65K
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