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Aiken County School District Host Autism Services Aide Hiring Event Next Month

Author Darasha
September 22nd 5:25 PM

Aiken County Public School District will be hosting an Autism Services Aide hiring event. The hiring event will take place on October 5 from 9 am – 11 am.

Autism Services Aide is a line of work that provides schools with services for students on the Autism Spectrum.

Within the position, providers will be experience hands-on training through the process of a supportive training model.

At the hiring event interviews and on-the-spot hiring will take place.

You must bring your resume and it is preferred that you have passed the Para Pro exam or 60 hours of basic college credit. But that is not required for an interview.

This is the link to register.

Georgia: Top 10 Highest Paying Jobs In The State

In recent years, when it comes to the job market, there has been many ups and downs.  According to LinkedIn, Georgia’s job market is still pretty strong, despite our current economy.  In fact, Georgia is one state that made a decent comeback after so many jobs were lost during the pandemic.  Also, analysts at UGA feel Georgia is expected to avoid the worst of the looming recession. So, if a new job is something you’re in the market for, let’s take a look at the highest paying jobs in the state.

Georgia: Highest Paying Jobs

Indeed.com has compiled a list of the 100 highest-paying jobs in Georgia.  As a popular site for job seekers and employers, Indeed is a reliable source when it comes to employment information.

According to the Indeed.com article: “If you’re looking for a new job in Georgia, there are many opportunities available depending on your particular industry and interests. While your earning potential will vary based on the position, company and your level of experience, Georgia offers many good-paying opportunities.”

When it comes to the top 10 highest paying jobs in Georgia, most do require an advanced degree. And many of these opportunities in the medical field.  But even if these aren’t a fit for you, there are many more jobs that pay well in Georgia.  You can see the full list HERE.

  • 10. Sales Engineer

    According to Indeed.com, a sales engineer’s average yearly salary is $130,418. This job is an engineering professional who specializes in sales.  They often act as consultants for their organization and make buying or selling decisions based on technical aspects of a product. Often, they work in B2B businesses assisting sales professionals.

    Presentation, meeting and black man with feedback on marketing data to a team of employees at work. Planning, innovation and African manager talking about analytics, charts and results from business

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  • 9. Enterprise Architect

    The average yearly salary for an enterprise architect in Georgia is $137,065. This is an IT position that helps companies achieve their business strategy using the most effective technology systems architecture.

    Diverse Team of Data Center System Administrators and IT Specialists Use Laptop and Tablet Computers, Smiling on Camera. IT Engineers work on Cyber Security Protection in Cloud Computing Server Farm.

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  • 8. Family Medicine Physician

    For a family medicine physician in Georgia, the average yearly salary is $190,766. These doctors are masters of extensive medical knowledge.  They focus on the entire health of the patient and are trained to provide care to children and adults.

    A female doctor at the clinic performs auscultation of the lungs of a patient with symptoms of coronavirus or pneumonia. He is coughing the doctor listens to the wheezing in the lungs

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  • 7. Pediatrician

    Pediatricians in Georgia make an average of $191,632 yearly. They are physicians specializing in the physical, mental, and behavioral health of children from birth to age 21.

    She's not afraid to get her routine vaccine

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  • 6. Physician

    The average yearly salary for a physician in Georgia is $196,567. Physicians diagnose, treat, and prevent disease, illnesses, and injuries.  They can also go into highly specialized fields like obstetricians, gynecologists, general practitioners, and surgeons.

    Young female physician asking older patient about complaints, instructing about treatment, giving consultation, recommendation at appointment in office. Retiree visiting doctor for health examination

    Photo: fizkes/iStock/Getty Images

  • 5. Orthodontist

    Orthodontists in Georgia make an average yearly salary of $214,007.  They are specialists who diagnose, prevent, and correct teeth placement and jaw alignment. They use braces, surgery, and other appliances to align the teeth and jaws.

    Closeup dental braces checkup , perfect white teeth with dental braces woman in half smile

    Photo: Phoenixns/iStock/Getty Images Plus

  • 4. Dentist

    The average yearly salary for a dentist in Georgia is $217,945. Dentists help people care for their teeth with preventative care and medical intervention  They can diagnose and treat oral diseases and tooth decay.

    Portrait of smiling senior woman sitting in dental chair and listening to female dentist calming her and explaining something about treatment. People at the dentist office concept

    Photo: YakobchukOlena/iStock/Getty Images

  • 3. Psychiatrist

    In Georgia, a psychiatrist’s average yearly salary is $223,894. Psychiatrists specialize in mental health.  They understand psychological and physical health.  They diagnose and treat patients with mental illness.  They can perform certain procedures and prescribe medication.

    Close up of African-American psychologist taking notes on clipboard in therapy session for children

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  • 2. Surgeon

    The average yearly salary for surgeons in Georgia is $264,901. They are responsible for creating a care plan and performing operations. Surgeons usually specialize in a particular area of the body or type of surgery.

    doctor and nurse medical team are performing surgical operation at emergency room in hospital. assistant hands out scissor and instruments to surgeons during operation.

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  • 1. Anesthesiologist

    According to Indeed.com, an anesthesiologist’s average yearly salary in Georgia is $362,175. They are responsible for administering local or general pain-relieving medication during surgical procedures and monitor the patient during and after surgery.

    Doctor in medical mask and protective clothes standing with an anesthesia mask in her hand

    Photo: Andrey Shevchuk/iStock/Getty Images

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    The top 100 highest-paying jobs in Georgia from Indeed.com.

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