[JMT55]

My children just received degrees Bachelors health admin. and Masters speech communication disorders looking for employment.What would the approx.starting wage for both be in a hospitals in Mich.

[Wondergirl]

To do what? What kind of degree? -- associate? bachelor's? master's? doctorate?

[JMT55]

I'll be receiving my Masters degree in Speech communications disorders and wondering what the starting approx. salary in schools,hospitals,rehab institutions in Michigan?

[J_9]

Which is it? Speech or Health Admin?

https://www.askmehelpdesk.com/health...on-772788.html

[Wondergirl]

I'll be receiving my Masters degree in Speech communications disorders and wondering what the starting approx. salary in schools,hospitals,rehab institutions in Michigan?

Where do you live now?

[JMT55]

To do what? What kind of degree? -- associate? bachelor's? master's? doctorate?

Sorry about that. Bachelor's.

[JMT55]

Where do you live now?

Grand Rapids Mich

[JMT55]

Which is it? Speech or Health Admin?

https://www.askmehelpdesk.com/health...on-772788.html

Both, the questions really refer to my kids just getting out of school.

[Wondergirl]

Grand Rapids Mich

That makes it easy. Here's a general page for speech-language pathology (including average income for that kind of work at a master's level) that I got for you from the online 2010-2012 Occupational Outlook Handbook. It comes out every two years so your public library reference desk will show you the newest edition in print. There may be a circulating copy that you can check out.

Speech-Language Pathologists : Occupational Outlook Handbook : U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics

Since you're already in Michigan, ask the reference librarian for specific information for Michigan (in a different publication). A bachelor's degree will, of course, bring in less money, depending on the agency or school or hospital that hires.

Here's the OOH's index page, so you can do your own searching for job titles --

Occupational Outlook Handbook Index Page by Job Title