These Are The Highest-Paying Jobs In Pennsylvania, New Analysis Says

Thinking of changing careers, or are you a college student just narrowing in on what you want to do in the future?

If salary is a consideration, then read on. There are at least 49 careers that pay on average $100,000 or more in Pennsylvania, according to career site Zippia. The website, using data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, recently compiled a list of the 100 highest-paying jobs in the Keystone State.

The highest-paying job in Pennsylvania, according to Zippia's analysis, is anesthesiologist. If you become an anesthesiologist in Pennsylvania, you could make more than $258,000 on average and more than $85,000 to start.

Other careers that pay on average $200,0000 or more in Pennsylvania include orthodontists, obstetricians and gynecologists, surgeons, and general practitioners.

Here is a look at the 25 highest-paying jobs in Pennsylvania and the average salary. To see the full list click here:

1. Anesthesiologists ($258,610)
2. Orthodontists ($245,140)
3. Obstetricians and Gynecologists ($222,530)
4. Family and General Practitioners ($205,310)
5. Surgeons ($203,350)
6. Chief Executives ($199,920)
7. Physicians and Surgeons, All Other ($189,560)
8. Psychiatrists ($178,440)
9. Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons ($173,460)
10. Internists, General ($170,970)
11. Pediatricians, General $159,610
12. Nurse Anesthetists $(152,850)
13. Marketing Managers ($151,270)
14. Dentists, General ($150,620)
15. Financial Managers ($144,840)
16. Dentists, All Other Specialists ($144,500)
17. Sales Managers ($142,730)
18. Architectural and Engineering Managers ($139,360)
19. Computer and Information Systems Managers ($139,290)
20. Podiatrists ($135,780)
21. Physicists ($134,410)
22. Human Resources Managers ($132,960)
23. Lawyers ($131,090)
24. Personal Financial Advisors ($126,970)
25. Compensation and Benefits Managers ($125,710)