What's a mid range salary for someone using their MPH and in what settings? I made about 45k as a sanitarian....topping out at 70k.
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How much does a MPH make?
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http://www.payscale.com/research/US/Degree=Master_of_Public_Health_(MPH)/Salary
I'm pretty sure there's another thread on this, though. May have some more info.
Cheers!
I'm pretty sure there's another thread on this, though. May have some more info.
Cheers!
Those numbers seem closer to entry-level pay positions to me rather than median numbers. I was offered a position as an entry-level analyst (before I finished my applications for the doctorate) at $45k at the New Mexico Health Department. The range went up to $58k for that position. Epidemiologist positions in both the MA and CO health departments started in the high $48-50k region and stopped in the mid-$80k region.
Then again, maybe this chart is over the course of the history of time?
OP: The range varies considerably by discipline and work environment. You could earn anything as low as $30k/yr to something as high-paying as $500k/yr if you become a cushy executive of some company (could be underestimating). So it really runs the gamut.
