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Hospital/Diag Access Lead Salary

What is the salary of a Hospital/Diag Access Lead? In the United States, a Hospital/Diag Access Lead earns an average salary of $25,624. The salary range for a Hospital/Diag Access Lead is usually between $14,214 and $28,968 per year, representing the 25th to 75th percentiles respectively. The top 10% of earners, that is the 90th percentile, have an annual salary of $48,850. The highest Hospital/Diag Access Lead salary in the United States was $48,849. The average hourly pay for a Hospital/Diag Access Lead is $12.32.

Employer paying the highest salary for a Hospital/Diag Access Lead job is University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center (TX).

Average Salary

$25,624/yr

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Job Pay Rank

128,020^th

Hospital/Diag Access Lead Salary Statistics

Top Paying Employers for Hospital/Diag Access Lead Jobs

Employer	Average Salary
University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, TX	$24,480

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Top Paid Hospital/Diag Access Lead

Name	State	Employer
Chanell Shepard University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, TX	Chanell Shepard	TX	University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center	View Details
Chanell Shepard University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, TX	Chanell Shepard	TX	University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center	View Details
Citlally Lopez G University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, TX	Citlally Lopez G	TX	University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center	View Details
Chanell Shepard University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, TX	Chanell Shepard	TX	University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center	View Details
Andrew Wang University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, TX	Andrew Wang	TX	University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center	View Details
Elvia Guerrero S University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, TX	Elvia Guerrero S	TX	University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center	View Details
Evelyn Higueros K University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, TX	Evelyn Higueros K	TX	University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center	View Details
Andrew Wang University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, TX	Andrew Wang	TX	University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center	View Details
Ladonna Edmondson D University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, TX	Ladonna Edmondson D	TX	University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center	View Details
Evelyn Higueros K University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, TX	Evelyn Higueros K	TX	University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center	View Details
Kevin Daniel T University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, TX	Kevin Daniel T	TX	University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center	View Details
Alexis Medina University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, TX	Alexis Medina	TX	University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center	View Details
Kevin Daniel T University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, TX	Kevin Daniel T	TX	University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center	View Details
Ladonna Edmondson D University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, TX	Ladonna Edmondson D	TX	University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center	View Details
Drake Kyka University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, TX	Drake Kyka	TX	University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center	View Details
Brandy Hill M University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, TX	Brandy Hill M	TX	University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center	View Details
Elvia Guerrero S University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, TX	Elvia Guerrero S	TX	University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center	View Details
Chanell Shepard University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, TX	Chanell Shepard	TX	University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center	View Details