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Gsr - Genetics Dev And Disease Salary

What is the salary of a Gsr - Genetics Dev And Disease? In the United States, a Gsr - Genetics Dev And Disease earns an average salary of $23,334. The salary range for a Gsr - Genetics Dev And Disease is usually between $20,417 and $23,334 per year, representing the 25th to 75th percentiles respectively. The top 10% of earners, that is the 90th percentile, have an annual salary of $23,609. The highest Gsr - Genetics Dev And Disease salary in the United States was $23,941. The average hourly pay for a Gsr - Genetics Dev And Disease is $11.22.

Employer paying the highest salary for a Gsr - Genetics Dev And Disease job is University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center (TX).

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$23,334/yr

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131,428^th

Gsr - Genetics Dev And Disease Salary Statistics

Top Paying Employers for Gsr - Genetics Dev And Disease Jobs

Employer	Average Salary
University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, TX	$21,715

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