Does anyone know how much a school psychologist makes in Canada/U.S.?
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It depends upon the school district and state obviously. You are more likely to be at the long end of your range.
971083
depending on the grade level, around 20-40k a year
152914
like 80.per hour or less.  I know they made about $12-28 a year.
684825
Compared to US schools, dirt cheap!  For residents it's around $4000 per year but for Int'l students it should be closer to $13, 000.  This is highly variable as it depends on what province you're in and how much tuition is subsidized for residents (almost ALL Canadian schools are public/subsidized - the few that aren't tend to be religious) but you can definitely expect to spend less than $20k annually unless you're looking at Law, Medicine or MBAs.   However, if you're in the hard sciences or engineering, it'll be free (TAships, RAships, etc)!!!\n\nPS.  That's Canadian dollars!!
581190
In Canada, it's $36 000.00 per year without a degree (just your teaching license) or $46 000.00 per year with a degree BA or BSc and your teaching license.  Also, if you have a double degree, or a master's degree the starting salary is even higher.  \n\nThat's much higher than $14.00 per hour.
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Median salaries:\nGeneral Surgeon $228,839\nPsychiatrist $173,922\n\nThis is with less than 2 years specialty. \n\nLots of good info can be found in the occupational handbook:\nhttp://www.bls.gov/oco/ocos074.htm
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You can look on Salary.com.  If you live in Connecticut the Median pay for a psychologist is $80,215, and that's the base pay.  If you have experience then it would be more, or course.
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SALARY SURVEY (PDF)  \n... Average U.S female base salary – $68,583. Average Canadian base salary – C$73,125 ... second-largest nationality of respondents. The Canadian. average base salary is C$73,125 ...www.pcdandm.com/pcdmag/mag/0411/0411salary.
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I do and I was a research assistant....in psychiatry.  You can get paid about 20,000 a year for it but you  have to live around a big research institution.  Another option is a psych tech (regular staff)...at a hospital.  I had to go to graduate school to really do much with the degree.
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It depends on your certification, the budget of the program you work for and how much experience you have.  Our highest ranked SLP makes between 60,000-70,000 a year.  I'll let you do the math.
1089586
Don't know of any recruiting offices in Toronto for Dubai schools.  A friend of mine just left there for Kuwait.  He said everything was to expensive and the teaching salaries lower than other places in the area.
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Well people.\n\nNo, seriously:\n According to MGMA's Physician Compensation and Production Survey: 2001 Report Based on 2000 Data, psychiatrists are among the lowest paid non-primary specialists, earning just a little more than do primary care physicians. The national median annual income for a general psychiatrist was $152,000 in 2000, compared with $149,000 for internists. The 25th and 75th percentiles for psychiatrists were $130,000 and $175,000 in 2000, respectively. The former was $4,000 higher --and the latter $4,000 lower -- than internist levels.\n\nChild psychiatry pays more; it had an MGMA national median income in 2000 of $168,000.
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It depends on where they are working, which state or province, whether they have a private clinic or work in the education system or health care system.  Where I live starting salary in a government job would be about $45,000 and could probably go as high as $75,000 in the richer jurisdictions, but I expect they make more money if they are in private practice.
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1)Go and catch Salmon in Canada You make $4000.00 in one moth.\n2) In  the Hospitals that are attach to universities and do research may be need you.\n3) House to house sell books or Candy's
915171
Well, I have been doing some rough calculations.  In our area, there is about one per 3000 population, which would put the total in the range of 100K for the nation, but the distribution may be vastly different in different parts of the country, I suppose.  That does not calculate private schools, either.
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It depends.  I started at $24,000 in Ohio at one of the highest-paying private schools (BA degree) and now I'm in Texas, where my starting pay would have been $30,000 at a private school-it all depends on how much money the school has and how generous your principal is.  The difference between the public and private school salary also depends on the principal for the most part.  I receive 95% of what a public school teacher with my experience makes (though I'm told it will be 85% with 20 years experience).  My principal thinks it's very important to pay the teachers well so we don't all leave and go to a public school for the money!!!  I've seen other schools lose good teachers simply because they couldn't afford to raise a family on a private school salary.  This tends not to be the case when the principal cares about the teachers!!!
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Well, I NEVER heard of anyone who entered the teaching profession to make a good salary. If that is your motivation, forget it. Teachers are overworked and underpaid. They are expected to teach their subject while they handle discipline problems, and to be amateur psychologists, social workers, and substitute parents while they do endless paper work and attend one inconsequential meeting after another AFTER their school day which has been interrupted by school wide announcement over the intercom, senseless assemblies, students moving in and out of the classroom for all kinds of other "services. The endless paper work and meetings usually have Little to do with their teaching. A teacher's fondest wish is that s/he be given uninterrupted time to teach.\n\nNow if you can handle that nightmare, and love kids and your subject, then teach. There are several books I would recommend you read: HORACE'S COMPROMISE, THE SHOPPING MALL HIGH SCHOOL, AND UP THE DOWN STAIRCASE. All three will offer excellent insights into teaching.