Are you looking for high-paying job openings? You might be in luck, especially if you already live in Pennsylvania. Here are four of the highest-paying positions seeking to be filled in the state, according to the Centre Daily Times.  

Chief Information Officer 

Salary: $215,000 to $235,000 

The Pennsylvania Office of Administration is looking for a person to oversee technical and security architecture across the state. A person in this job would manage IT Services and help government leaders with any technical issues they may be having.  

Dentists  

Salary: $128,274 to $174,358 

The state’s Department of Corrections is looking for dentists to oversee any operations conducted in different correctional facilities. They will be responsible for supervising other dental staff, as well as providing care for incarcerated people.  

Public Health Toxicologist 

Salary: $104,998 to $159,551 

The Department of Health is looking for a candidate who can evaluate chemical exposures and disseminate the information to the public and minimize any health issues as a result. They are also responsible for coordinating resources in a toxic environmental emergency.  

Epidemiologist 

Salary: $92,030 to $139,815 

The state is looking for a candidate to fill the viral hepatitis coordinator/epidemiologist position. A person in this position must collaborate with other epidemiologists in Pennsylvania. They will address the efforts to reduce the health effects of this viral illness.  

Read more about six-figure job position in Pennsylvania on the Centre Daily Times.  

A day in the life of an epidemiologist.

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