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Occupational Outlook - Professional, Paraprofessional, Technical Occupations
Los Angeles County, 1997-2004

Occupation

ANNUAL AVERAGES

ABSOLUTE CHANGE

PERCENT CHANGE

 DUE TO SEPARATIONS

1997

2004

TOTAL, ALL OCCUPATIONS

3,865,090

4,298,010

432,920

11.2

681,600

           

PROFESSIONAL, PARAPROFESSIONAL, TECHNICAL OCCUPATIONS

824,820

951,960

127,140

15.4

118,800

           

Management Support Occupations

123,770

135,050

11,280

9.1

17,400

Accountants, Auditors, Finance Specialists

52,680

56,840

4,160

7.9

6,960

Underwriters

2,450

2,600

150

6.1

480

Credit Analysts

1,560

1,730

170

10.9

250

Loan Officers & Counselors

5,010

5,590

580

11.6

790

Tax Preparers

1,320

1,370

50

3.8

200

Accountants & Auditors

29,500

31,290

1,790

6.1

3,220

Budget Analysts

2,060

2,190

130

6.3

320

Financial Specialists, NEC

10,780

12,070

1,290

12

1,700

Purchasing Agents & Buyers

12,070

12,950

880

7.3

2,180

Wholesale & Retail Buyers--Except Farm Products

3,310

3,450

140

4.2

560

Occupation

ANNUAL AVERAGES

ABSOLUTE CHANGE

PERCENT CHANGE

 DUE TO SEPARATIONS

1997

2004

Purchasing Agents & Buyers--Farm Products

900

970

70

7.8

170

Purchasing Agents--Except Wholesale, Retail, Farm Products

7,860

8,530

670

8.5

1,450

Personnel, Training, Labor-Relations Specialists

12,150

13,460

1,310

10.8

2,360

Special Agents--Insurance

920

1,090

170

18.5

190

Employment Interviewers--Private Or Public

1,490

1,650

160

10.7

290

Personnel, Training, Labor-Relations Specialists, NEC

9,740

10,720

980

10.1

1,880

Other Management Support Workers

46,870

51,800

4,930

10.5

5,900

Cost Estimators

3,760

4,280

520

13.8

320

Management Analysts

2,650

3,030

380

14.3

150

Construction & Building Inspectors

1,220

1,300

80

6.6

220

Compliance,/Enforcement Inspectors--Except Construction

6,860

7,350

490

7.1

840

Tax Examiners, Collectors, Revenue Agents

1,410

1,430

20

1.4

200

Assessors

250

260

10

4

40

Occupation

ANNUAL AVERAGES

ABSOLUTE CHANGE

PERCENT CHANGE

 DUE TO SEPARATIONS

1997

2004

Claims Examiners--Insurance

2,000

2,370

370

18.5

250

Management Support Workers, NEC

28,720

31,780

3,060

10.7

3,880

           

Engineers, Architects, Surveyors

97,370

104,950

7,580

7.8

14,490

Engineers

59,770

65,100

5,330

8.9

8,490

Aeronautical & Astronautical Engineers

5,200

5,070

-130

-2.5

570

Metallurgists, Related Engineers

320

340

20

6.3

50

Petroleum Engineers

210

190

-20

-9.5

30

Chemical Engineers

1,180

1,150

-30

-2.5

180

Civil Engineers--Including Traffic

4,630

4,940

310

6.7

630

Electrical & Electronic Engineers

9,890

10,800

910

9.2

1,490

Computer Engineers

8,060

10,090

2,030

25.2

340

Industrial Engineers--Except Safety

4,950

5,280

330

6.7

470

Safety Engineers--Except Mining

520

550

30

5.8

50

Mechanical Engineers

5,900

6,400

500

8.5

800

Engineers, NEC

18,740

20,090

1,350

7.2

3,850

Architects & Surveyors

2,490

2,550

60

2.4

280

Architects--Except Landscape, Marine

2,030

2,110

80

3.9

210

Occupation

ANNUAL AVERAGES

ABSOLUTE CHANGE

PERCENT CHANGE

 DUE TO SEPARATIONS

1997

2004

Surveying & Mapping Scientists

460

440

-20

-4.3

70

Engineering & Related Technicians & Technologists

35,110

37,300

2,190

6.2

5,720

Civil Engineering Technicians

1,370

1,450

80

5.8

250

Electrical/Electronic Engineering Techs

11,100

11,710

610

5.5

1,580

Industrial Engineering Techs

540

590

50

9.3

80

Mechanical Engineering Techs

4,070

4,220

150

3.7

570

Drafters

7,240

7,630

390

5.4

1,240

Estimators, Drafters--Utilities

220

200

-20

-9.1

40

Surveying & Mapping Techs

900

950

50

5.6

150

Engineering, Related Techs, NEC

9,550

10,400

850

8.9

1,790

           

Natural Scientists & Related Workers

15,380

17,700

2,320

15.1

2,310

Physical Scientists

7,830

9,200

1,370

17.5

1,060

Physicists & Astronomers

330

330

0

0

60

Chemists, Except Biochemists

1,960

2,290

330

16.8

310

Geologists, Geophysicists, Oceanographers

740

810

70

9.5

140

Physical Scientists, NEC

940

1,050

110

11.7

180

Occupation

ANNUAL AVERAGES

ABSOLUTE CHANGE

PERCENT CHANGE

 DUE TO SEPARATIONS

1997

2004

Life Scientists

2,620

3,120

500

19.1

430

Biological Scientists

1,680

2,040

360

21.4

260

Medical Scientists

350

440

90

25.7

80

Life Scientists, NEC

590

640

50

8.5

90

Physical, Life Science Technicians

4,930

5,380

450

9.1

820

Biological, Agricultural, Food Techs

970

1,060

90

9.3

160

Chemical Technicians--Except Health

1,250

1,320

70

5.6

200

Petroleum Technicians

200

160

-40

-20

30

Physical, Life Science Technicians, NEC

1,620

1,760

140

8.6

270

           

Occupation

ANNUAL AVERAGES

ABSOLUTE CHANGE

PERCENT CHANGE

 DUE TO SEPARATIONS

1997

2004

Computer, Mathematical, Operations Research & Related

49,770

65,060

15,290

30.7

5,960

Computer Scientists & Related

44,640

59,690

15,050

33.7

5,100

Systems Analysts--Electronic Data Processing

11,470

17,450

5,980

52.1

540

Data Base Administrators

2,460

3,160

700

28.5

300

Computer Support Specialists

10,950

16,110

5,160

47.1

510

Computer Programmers

13,580

14,250

670

4.9

2,980

Computer Programmer Aides

2,380

2,550

170

7.1

530

Nc Tool, Process Programmers

290

300

10

3.4

60

Computer Scientists, Rel Wrkrs,NEC

3,510

5,870

2,360

67.2

180

Mathematical Scientists & Related

5,130

5,370

240

4.7

860

Operations/Systems Researchers--Except Computer

2,840

2,660

-180

-6.3

590

Statisticians

160

170

10

6.3

20

Actuaries

160

190

30

18.8

20

Financial Analysts, Statistical

1,800

2,190

390

21.7

210

Mathematical Scientists, NEC

170

160

-10

-5.9

20

Social Scientists & Other Social, Recreational, Religious

39,000

43,560

4,560

11.7

5,510

Occupation

ANNUAL AVERAGES

ABSOLUTE CHANGE

PERCENT CHANGE

 DUE TO SEPARATIONS

1997

2004

Social Scientists--Incl Urban, Regional Planners

6,340

6,940

600

9.5

870

Economists--Incl Marketing Research Analysts

1,030

1,070

40

3.9

150

Urban & Regional Planners

820

890

70

8.5

120

Psychologists

2,930

3,360

430

14.7

380

Social Scientists, NEC

1,560

1,620

60

3.8

220

Other Social Science Related Workers

27,580

30,960

3,380

12.3

4,000

Social Workers--Med, Psychiatric

4,310

4,960

650

15.1

390

Social Wkrs--Except Med, Psychiatric

8,230

9,250

1,020

12.4

740

Residential Counselors

2,790

3,090

300

10.8

440

Human Services Workers

4,570

5,420

850

18.6

950

Recreation Workers

7,680

8,240

560

7.3

1,480

Religious Workers

5,080

5,660

580

11.4

640

Clergy

1,960

2,160

200

10.2

280

Directors--Religious Activities & Education

1,420

1,660

240

16.9

170

Religious Workers, NEC

1,700

1,840

140

8.2

190

           

Occupation

ANNUAL AVERAGES

ABSOLUTE CHANGE

PERCENT CHANGE

 DUE TO SEPARATIONS

1997

2004

Law & Related Occupations

24,830

28,160

3,330

13.4

1,830

Lawyers & Related Workers

16,910

18,730

1,820

10.8

1,330

Judges & Magistrates

150

150

0

0

20

Adjudicators, Judicial Reviewers

1,450

1,470

20

1.4

150

Lawyers

15,310

17,110

1,800

11.8

1,160

Legal Assistants & Technicians, Except Clerical

7,920

9,430

1,510

19.1

500

Law Clerks

1,560

1,390

-170

-10.9

110

Paralegal Personnel

3,740

5,020

1,280

34.2

240

Title Searchers

200

210

10

5

10

Title Examiners & Abstractors

540

570

30

5.6

30

Legal Assistants, Technicians--Except Clerical, NEC

1,880

2,240

360

19.1

110

           

Occupation

ANNUAL AVERAGES

ABSOLUTE CHANGE

PERCENT CHANGE

 DUE TO SEPARATIONS

1997

2004

Teachers, Educators, Librarians

216,200

267,620

51,420

23.8

33,060

Postsecondary Teachers

29,520

38,160

8,640

29.3

6,450

Lecturers

230

230

0

0

30

Nursing Instructors, Postsecondary

1,290

1,580

290

22.5

200

Graduate Assistants, Teaching

2,720

3,460

740

27.2

600

Life Sciences Teachers, Postsecondary

580

780

200

34.5

130

Chemistry Teachers, Postsecondary

290

370

80

27.6

60

Physics Teachers, Postsecondary

190

240

50

26.3

40

Physical Science Teachers, Postsecondary

620

790

170

27.4

140

Health Diagnostics Teachers, Postsecondary

520

740

220

42.3

120

Health Assess & Treat Teachers, Postsecondary

240

340

100

41.7

60

Communications Teachers, Postsecondary

330

460

130

39.4

80

English Lang & Lit Teachers, Postsecondary

1,690

2,160

470

27.8

370

Foreign Lang & Lit Teachers, Postsecondary

700

890

190

27.1

150

Occupation

ANNUAL AVERAGES

ABSOLUTE CHANGE

PERCENT CHANGE

 DUE TO SEPARATIONS

1997

2004

Art, Drama, Music Teachers, Postsecondary

1,190

1,520

330

27.7

260

Engineering Teachers, Postsecondary

540

690

150

27.8

120

Architecture Teachers, Postsecondary

150

190

40

26.7

30

Mathematical Sciences Teachers, Postsecondary

1,460

1,870

410

28.1

320

Computer Science Teachers, Postsecondary

2,120

3,140

1,020

48.1

510

Anthropology & Sociology Teachers, Postsecondary

240

310

70

29.2

50

Area, Ethnic & Cultural Studies Teachers, Postsecondary

110

140

30

27.3

30

Economics Teachers, Postsecondary

310

400

90

29

70

Geography Teachers, Postsecondary

150

190

40

26.7

30

History Teachers, Postsecondary

560

710

150

26.8

120

Political Science Teachers, Postsecondary

560

710

150

26.8

120

Psychology Teachers, Postsecondary

1,300

1,660

360

27.7

290

Social Sciences Teachers, Postsecondary

770

980

210

27.3

170

Business Teachers, Postsecondary

1,710

2,180

470

27.5

380

Occupation

ANNUAL AVERAGES

ABSOLUTE CHANGE

PERCENT CHANGE

 DUE TO SEPARATIONS

1997

2004

Law Teachers, Postsecondary

970

1,240

270

27.8

210

Criminal Justice & Law Enforcement Teachers, Postsecondary

390

490

100

25.6

90

Social Work Teachers, Postsecondary

130

160

30

23.1

30

Education Teachers, Postsecondary

880

1,120

240

27.3

190

Philosophy & Religion Teachers, Postsecondary

450

570

120

26.7

100

Library Science Teachers, Postsecondary

140

180

40

28.6

30

Parks, Recreation, Leisure, Fitness Study Teachers, Postsecondary

170

250

80

47.1

40

Postsecondary Teachers, NEC

5,820

7,420

1,600

27.5

1,280

Other Teachers & Instructors

148,730

179,910

31,180

21

22,380

Teachers, Preschool

11,630

13,070

1,440

12.4

1,790

Teachers, Kindergarten

3,820

4,520

700

18.3

600

Teachers--Elementary School

47,180

56,160

8,980

19

7,870

Teachers--Secondary School

33,070

42,140

9,070

27.4

8,210

Teachers--Special Education

11,420

15,500

4,080

35.7

700

Teachers--Vocational Education & Training

7,630

9,010

1,380

18.1

590

Occupation

ANNUAL AVERAGES

ABSOLUTE CHANGE

PERCENT CHANGE

 DUE TO SEPARATIONS

1997

2004

Instructors--Non-Vocational Education

5,540

6,760

1,220

22

440

Instructors & Coaches--Sports

6,770

8,020

1,250

18.5

530

Teachers & Instructors, NEC

21,670

24,730

3,060

14.1

1,650

Librarians, Archivists, Curators & Other Educ. Related

37,950

49,550

11,600

30.6

4,230

Librarians--Professional

2,870

3,120

250

8.7

530

Technical Assistants--Library

1,420

1,680

260

18.3

290

Audio-Visual Specialists

230

240

10

4.3

20

Curators, Archivists, & Related

280

270

-10

-3.6

50

Vocational & Educational Counselors

4,610

5,680

1,070

23.2

780

Instructional Coordinators

1,860

2,370

510

27.4

150

Teacher Aides, Paraprofessional

26,680

36,190

9,510

35.6

2,410

           

Occupation

ANNUAL AVERAGES

ABSOLUTE CHANGE

PERCENT CHANGE

 DUE TO SEPARATIONS

1997

2004

Health Practitioners, Technicians & Related

151,260

168,500

17,240

11.4

20,270

Health Diagnosing & Treating Practitioners

17,980

19,240

1,260

7

2,180

Physicians & Surgeons

12,120

13,170

1,050

8.7

1,330

Dentists

2,810

2,830

20

0.7

400

Optometrists

1,210

1,180

-30

-2.5

170

Podiatrists

470

460

-10

-2.1

70

Chiropractors

270

330

60

22.2

40

Veterinarians & Veterinary Inspectors

500

550

50

10

80

Health Diagnosing & Treating Practitioners, NEC

600

720

120

20

90

Therapists

9,050

10,680

1,630

18

980

Respiratory Care Practitioners

2,250

2,910

660

29.3

250

Occupational Therapists

1,530

1,760

230

15

160

Physical Therapists

2,890

3,130

240

8.3

300

Speech Pathologists, Audiologists

1,500

1,880

380

25.3

170

Recreational Therapists

390

380

-10

-2.6

40

Therapists, NEC

490

620

130

26.5

60

Occupation

ANNUAL AVERAGES

ABSOLUTE CHANGE

PERCENT CHANGE

 DUE TO SEPARATIONS

1997

2004

Health Care Maintenance & Treating Occupations

80,880

87,750

6,870

8.5

10,510

Registered Nurses

50,100

54,720

4,620

9.2

5,700

Licensed Vocational Nurses

14,490

15,010

520

3.6

2,140

Emergency Medical Technicians

3,100

3,530

430

13.9

560

Physician's Assistants

1,560

1,820

260

16.7

190

Opticians--Dispensing, Measuring

2,480

2,550

70

2.8

220

Pharmacists

4,790

5,170

380

7.9

950

Pharmacy Technicians

3,230

3,740

510

15.8

590

Dietitians & Nutritionists

870

930

60

6.9

120

Dietetic Technicians

260

280

20

7.7

40

Other Health Professionals, Paraprofessionals & Technicians

43,350

50,830

7,480

17.3

6,600

Medical & Clinical Laboratory Technologists

3,920

4,080

160

4.1

320

Medical & Clinical Laboratory Assistants

5,330

5,690

360

6.8

440

Dental Hygienists

3,160

3,610

450

14.2

490

Medical Records Technicians

4,010

4,980

970

24.2

760

Radiation Therapists

480

510

30

6.3

50

Occupation

ANNUAL AVERAGES

ABSOLUTE CHANGE

PERCENT CHANGE

 DUE TO SEPARATIONS

1997

2004

Nuclear Medicine Technologists

270

290

20

7.4

30

Radiologic Technologists

3,850

4,120

270

7

360

Electroneurodiagnostic Technologists

110

110

0

0

20

Cardiology Technologists

410

530

120

29.3

80

Electrocardiograph Technicians

350

280

-70

-20

50

Surgical Technicians

1,400

1,890

490

35

280

Psychiatric Technicians

860

880

20

2.3

80

Veterinary Technicians

610

600

-10

-1.6

100

Health Care Professionals, Paraprofessionals, Techs--NEC

18,590

23,260

4,670

25.1

3,540

           

Occupation

ANNUAL AVERAGES

ABSOLUTE CHANGE

PERCENT CHANGE

 DUE TO SEPARATIONS

1997

2004

Writers, Artists, Entertainers, Athletes

76,690

87,150

10,460

13.6

12,510

Writers & Editors

4,830

5,460

630

13

940

Technical Writers

1,430

1,620

190

13.3

270

Public Relations Specialists & Publicity Writers

2,880

3,410

530

18.4

570

Reporters & Correspondents

1,730

1,740

10

0.6

380

Broadcast News Analysts

430

520

90

20.9

80

Announcers--Radio & Television

990

1,100

110

11.1

170

Photographers

1,940

2,150

210

10.8

210

Camera Operators--Tv & Motion Picture

460

620

160

34.8

60

Broadcast Technicians

2,940

3,260

320

10.9

590

Film Editors

1,550

1,740

190

12.3

360

Artists & Related Workers

9,800

11,410

1,610

16.4

1,510

Designers, Except Interior Designers

6,910

8,150

1,240

17.9

740

Interior Designers

790

970

180

22.8

90

Merchandise Displayers, Window Trimmers

740

830

90

12.2

80

Music Directors, Singers, Composers

1,710

1,880

170

9.9

240

Musicians--Instrumental

1,860

2,020

160

8.6

260

Occupation

ANNUAL AVERAGES

ABSOLUTE CHANGE

PERCENT CHANGE

 DUE TO SEPARATIONS

1997

2004

Dancers & Choreographers

880

1,000

120

13.6

150

Producers, Directors, Actors

34,170

38,540

4,370

12.8

5,640

Athletes, Coaches, Umpires, Related

650

730

80

12.3

170

           

Misc Professionals, Paraprofessionals, Technical

30,550

34,210

3,660

12

5,460

Air Dispatchers & Air Traffic Controllers

740

750

10

1.4

140

Traffic Technicians

140

140

0

0

30

Radio Operators

340

370

30

8.8

70

Funeral Directors & Morticians

190

210

20

10.5

20

Embalmers

130

130

0

0

30

Other Professional, Paraprofessional & Technical

29,010

32,610

3,600

12.4

5,170

NEC Not Elsewhere Classified
Source: California Employment Development Department

 

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