100 highest-paying jobs in San Francisco, Oakland （ZT）

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The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) produces annual wage estimates for 22 major employment sectors and more than 800 individual occupations. Below are two lists of newly released 2012 figures for the San Francisco-Oakland market (officially known as the San Francisco-Oakland-Fremont, CA, metropolitan area).

The first list shows average annual pay for all employees within each of the market's 22 major sectors. The second list shows the area's 100 highest-paying individual occupations, again based on average annual pay.

If a given occupation is among the 100 top-paying jobs in America, its title will be highlighted. Click on the link to see a detailed breakdown of its overall wage structure.

Each sector and occupation is followed by its six-digit BLS code in brackets. All sector and occupation titles are the bureau's official designations.

Click here to see definitions and descriptions of all sectors and occupations, along with additional national data. And click here to find the highest-paying jobs in any other major market.

22 major sectors (ranked by average annual pay) in San Francisco-Oakland

1. Management Occupations [11-0000], $135,790

2. Legal Occupations [23-0000], $134,510

3. Healthcare Practitioners and Technical Occupations [29-0000], $101,780

4. Computer and Mathematical Occupations [15-0000], $98,490

5. Architecture and Engineering Occupations [17-0000], $96,240

6. Business and Financial Operations Occupations [13-0000], $87,660

7. Life, Physical, and Social Science Occupations [19-0000], $85,500

8. Arts, Design, Entertainment, Sports, and Media Occupations [27-0000], $65,980

9. Construction and Extraction Occupations [47-0000], $61,170

10. Education, Training, and Library Occupations [25-0000], $60,790

11. Protective Service Occupations [33-0000], $60,490

12. Installation, Maintenance, and Repair Occupations [49-0000], $54,550

13. Community and Social Service Occupations [21-0000], $54,110

14. Sales and Related Occupations [41-0000], $49,630

15. Office and Administrative Support Occupations [43-0000], $44,080

16. Transportation and Material Moving Occupations [53-0000], $40,610

17. Production Occupations [51-0000], $40,170

18. Healthcare Support Occupations [31-0000], $37,590

19. Building and Grounds Cleaning and Maintenance Occupations [37-0000], $32,790

20. Personal Care and Service Occupations [39-0000], $30,740

21. Farming, Fishing, and Forestry Occupations [45-0000], $28,250

22. Food Preparation and Serving Related Occupations [35-0000], $24,780

100 highest-paying occupations (ranked by average annual pay) in San Francisco-Oakland

1. Obstetricians and Gynecologists [29-1064], $213,790

2. Internists, General [29-1063], $212,320

3. Anesthesiologists [29-1061], $209,570

4. Chief Executives [11-1011], $205,310

5. Family and General Practitioners [29-1062], $182,100

6. Natural Sciences Managers [11-9121], $181,510

7. Lawyers [23-1011], $165,740

8. Marketing Managers [11-2021], $165,370

9. Physicians and Surgeons, All Other [29-1069], $163,600

10. Architectural and Engineering Managers [11-9041], $163,280

11. Computer and Information Systems Managers [11-3021], $162,620

12. Psychiatrists [29-1066], $159,860

13. Physics Teachers, Postsecondary [25-1054], $157,640

14. Financial Managers [11-3031], $156,410

15. Dentists, General [29-1021], $156,100

16. Judges, Magistrate Judges, and Magistrates [23-1023], $153,640

17. Pediatricians, General [29-1065], $152,350

18. Nurse Anesthetists [29-1151], $149,960

19. Sales Managers [11-2022], $143,850

20. General and Operations Managers [11-1021], $140,540

21. Training and Development Managers [11-3131], $138,560

22. Public Relations and Fundraising Managers [11-2031], $137,940

23. Managers, All Other [11-9199], $135,010

24. First-Line Supervisors of Police and Detectives [33-1012], $134,890

25. Human Resources Managers [11-3121], $134,660

26. Compensation and Benefits Managers [11-3111], $134,550

27. Air Traffic Controllers [53-2021], $134,250

28. Surgeons [29-1067], $133,330

29. Podiatrists [29-1081], $133,080

30. Airline Pilots, Copilots, and Flight Engineers [53-2011], $132,790

31. Pharmacists [29-1051], $129,540

32. First-Line Supervisors of Fire Fighting and Prevention Workers [33-1021], $127,610

33. Securities, Commodities, and Financial Services Sales Agents [41-3031], $126,990

34. Industrial Production Managers [11-3051], $126,660

35. Dentists, All Other Specialists [29-1029], $126,510

36. Purchasing Managers [11-3061], $126,310

37. Materials Scientists [19-2032], $124,800

38. Petroleum Engineers [17-2171], $122,610

39. Computer and Information Research Scientists [15-1111], $122,280

40. Art Directors [27-1011], $120,880

41. Chemical Engineers [17-2041], $120,560

42. Advertising and Promotions Managers [11-2011], $119,570

43. Computer Hardware Engineers [17-2061], $118,140

44. Administrative Law Judges, Adjudicators, and Hearing Officers [23-1021], $116,850

45. Atmospheric and Space Scientists [19-2021], $116,800

46. Veterinarians [29-1131], $116,760

47. Engineering Teachers, Postsecondary [25-1032], $116,620

48. Mining and Geological Engineers, Including Mining Safety Engineers [17-2151], $116,100

49. Computer Network Architects [15-1143], $115,660

50. Medical and Health Services Managers [11-9111], $115,580

51. Sales Engineers [41-9031], $115,450

52. Geoscientists, Except Hydrologists and Geographers [19-2042], $115,000

53. Emergency Management Directors [11-9161], $114,610

54. Personal Financial Advisors [13-2052], $112,820

55. Physicists [19-2012], $112,500

56. Construction Managers [11-9021], $112,400

57. Software Developers, Systems Software [15-1133], $112,260

58. Registered Nurses [29-1141], $112,140

59. Financial Analysts [13-2051], $111,410

60. Software Developers, Applications [15-1132], $110,950

61. Information Security Analysts [15-1122], $110,060

62. Transportation, Storage, and Distribution Managers [11-3071], $109,580

63. Health Specialties Teachers, Postsecondary [25-1071], $109,280

64. Detectives and Criminal Investigators [33-3021], $108,890

65. Optometrists [29-1041], $108,880

66. Administrative Services Managers [11-3011], $108,850

67. Physical Scientists, All Other [19-2099], $107,930

68. Nurse Midwives [29-1161], $107,790

69. Epidemiologists [19-1041], $107,410

70. Nurse Practitioners [29-1171], $107,340

71. Management Analysts [13-1111], $106,920

72. Aerospace Engineers [17-2011], $106,580

73. Economists [19-3011], $106,050

74. Electrical Engineers [17-2071], $105,910

75. Financial Examiners [13-2061], $105,890

76. Political Scientists [19-3094], $105,620

77. Business Teachers, Postsecondary [25-1011], $105,450

78. Industrial Engineers [17-2112], $105,040

79. Education Administrators, Elementary and Secondary School [11-9032], $105,010

80. Biological Science Teachers, Postsecondary [25-1042], $104,550

81. Physician Assistants [29-1071], $104,490

82. Biomedical Engineers [17-2031], $104,030

83. Captains, Mates, and Pilots of Water Vessels [53-5021], $103,940

84. Statisticians [15-2041], $103,730

85. Education Administrators, Postsecondary [11-9033], $103,680

86. Engineers, All Other [17-2199], $103,500

87. Civil Engineers [17-2051], $103,420

88. Radiation Therapists [29-1124], $103,380

89. Diagnostic Medical Sonographers [29-2032], $103,140

90. Environmental Engineers [17-2081], $102,610

91. Electronics Engineers, Except Computer [17-2072], $102,170

92. Fire Inspectors and Investigators [33-2021], $101,520

93. Dental Hygienists [29-2021], $101,300

94. Sales Representatives, Wholesale and Manufacturing, Technical and Scientific Products [41-4011], $101,240

95. Broadcast News Analysts [27-3021], $101,120

96. Arbitrators, Mediators, and Conciliators [23-1022], $99,750

97. Architects, Except Landscape and Naval [17-1011], $99,660

98. Mechanical Engineers [17-2141], $99,580

99. History Teachers, Postsecondary [25-1125], $99,260

100. Computer Programmers [15-1131], $99,240