The average annual salary of a welder is $37,420 or an equivalent of $17.99 per hour but depending on skill and the type of work, salaries can go up or down. On the job training, technical school, and a high school diploma are the requirements to become a welder whose work is mostly full time.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics lists the median annual salary for aestheticians as $28,920 annually, which equates to about $13.90 per hour. How to Become a Medical Aesthetician: Aestheticians must complete a training program that is accredited by the State Board of Cosmetology.
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (bls.gov), the average salary of a nurse anesthetist $154,390. The lowest ten percent of earners in this nursing specialty make around $105,000 a year, while those in the top ten percent make an average of $187,200. Nurse anesthetists who work in dentists' offices earn the highest average salary. Among the other high-paying employers for nurse anesthetists are hospitals, outpatient surgical centers, and the offices of non-physician health care providers, such as plastic or oral surgeons.