NAME jobs spreadsheet 04/26/2026

This is the 15th-ish posting of my NAME job spreadsheet. To remind folk, I just went to the site and jotted down the salaries of the offerings. This does not include perqs like moving expenses, etc, so you need to look yourself. Some ads just have “up to” salaries (e.g. “Up to $290,000”) but no lower bound. I just put the same number in both.  Same thing for “starting at” salaries.

This is only for full time FP ads.  Fellowship, Lay Coroner, and Investigator ads are rare and not included.  Wilmington DE has a part-time FP job that is not in this list.  The full time ad is listed.

For those sites that do not have a posted salary, I put $0. Obviously, that does not mean that the salary is really zero, but it keeps the columns numerical in the Excel speadsheet. The “average” line does *not* include the zero entries in the calculation.

The Alberta job is in Canadian dollars.  I’m not sure how the currency conversion works, or if the cost of living denominator takes that into account.  Caveat emptor.

Wilmington, DE offers both a full time position and a “casual” position.  I don’t know what the latter means, but it’s in hourly rates.  I left it like that.

The Knoxville dollars columns are the posted salaries adjusted to a single cost of living (Knoxville, because I live there).  The conversion factors are a bit different than last time.  I don’t know if it’s because of the site I use or if Knoxville has gotten that much more expensive (all those New Yorker and Californians moving in have jacked up housing costs).   The numbers come from bestplaces.com.   It should be noted that there is fair variability among cost of living places.  For instance, in bestplaces.com the factor is 1.09.  In another place it is 1.03.  I stuck with 1.9 for consistency with the other places in terms of source (i.i. bestplaces,com)

As always, caveat emptor. I do not guarantee accuracy. Any Chiefs who see an error, feel free to contact me.

You can click on the little arrows in the labels to sort by a column.

You can use the bar at the bottom to scroll horizontally.