How much does an esthetician make anually in SW Missouri, roughly?
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http://www.salary.com\n\nType in your job title (esthetician) and then search for the city from their list. This should tell ya.
843043
do you know what part of missouri? I have relatives in St Joseph and ill check with them.
201904
Massage therapists held about 97,000 jobs in 2004. About two-thirds were self-employed. Of those self-employed, most owned their own business, and the rest worked as independent contractors. Others found employment in salons and spas; the offices of physicians and chiropractors; fitness and recreational sports centers; and hotels. About three-quarters of all massage therapists worked part-time or had variable schedules, although as mentioned earlier many massage therapists who work 15 to 30 hours per week consider themselves to be full-time workers.\n\nEmployment for massage therapists is expected to increase faster than average over the period from 2004 to 2014 as more people learn about the benefits of massage therapy.\n\nMedian hourly earnings of massage therapists, including gratuities earned, were $15.36 in May 2004. The middle 50 percent earned between $9.78 and $23.82. The lowest 10 percent earned less than $7.16, and the highest 10 percent earned more than $32.21. Generally, massage therapists earn 15 to 20 percent of their income as gratuities. For those who work in a hospital or other clinical setting, however, tipping is not common.
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that depends on who you see and how bad your teeth are.  Typically it'll range from $70 to $250 per tooth.
311065
*smiles*\n\nIt's possible. The east coast is a good starting ground. Be happy you're not living in Missouri.
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go to www.thefirst.originallimu.com and then call me or e-mail me This business is just getting to be big time and you can make alot of money, It is in the healthcare, wellness indusrty and jives with the beauty industry as well.
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average dentist is 180,000 in the southeastern US and we're the lowest cause the cost of living is so low.  \n\ni've been out of school 2 years and just met with my accountant last night.  he said i'll make a little over 250,000 this year.  guess i'm better than average.\n\nendodontists average about 250,000 but the job sucks.  i can't imagine doing the same exact procedure all day, especially one that hurts people.\n\nboth dentists and endos can easily make over a million a year though.
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Highly variable depending on what your degree is in, what kind of job you have, and any other related experience you have. On average, though, you are looking at about $4500/mo.\nBut remember this varies widely based on the above mentioned variables.
805005
There is a wide range.  The average price in Los Angeles area is $13/unit.  Some charge as much as $20/unit and others charge as little as $10/unit.  There are other factors to consider such as the amount of Botox that is wasted, etc.
95891
yeah it is somewhere about 8.5$ an hour! but believe me you can make much more than that ! good luck!
1048938
I have a friend, whose sister works as PR consultant in San Diego. Her standard rate is $55-60 per hour depending on the project length.
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The Bureau of Labor Statistics does not break this figure down beyond "General Surgery", but the figure is $228,800 - $282,500, so it includes plastic surgery.\n\nIt is one of the best paid surgery-type of position available.
35584
It's going to depend on the dentist and the cost of dental treatment in your particular area of the country.  In Florida, after all is said and done, it's approximately $2,000 per tooth.
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starting pay for full-time members of the Massachusetts National Guard is only $16,052 a year? \n\nhttp://www.bostonmagazine.com/articles/who_makes_what_1\n\nThis is all I could find.   I don't live in Massachusetts.   In Missouri, it might be lower than 16,000 for starting pay because Missouri is a pretty poor state.\n\nLike the other people here says, it depends on your experience and rank.   So the pay would go up the more experience that you acquired, because you be handling more and more responsibility.
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I live in Ohio and make 240/day for a 7 hour day.  In this area it doesn't matter if you are just out of college or not.  As a matter of fact, sometimes hygienists right out of school make more that an established hygienist.  I think hygienists are so excited to make that much money right out of school, they don't ask for frequent raises.  So my advice is get it while you can.  Oh yeah, I work 3 days per week, get retirement (@10%of my yearly salary), two weeks paid vacation, holidays and sick days.  I've been out of school 8 years.
617404
depends on area and union affiliation, but typically in excess of $18/hr
1176008
Professionally done, about $10,000