What's the highest-paying job in your state?

Spoiler alert: Health care jobs dominate—and there are plenty of opportunities near you.

If you're looking to make a lot of money (and really, who doesn’t?), your job title and location are two major factors that'll contribute to a big paycheck. Although salary shouldn't always be the main factor for choosing a job, the fact is, some jobs in certain places just pay better than others.

Where should you live and what job should you have if you want to make money like a boss? Recently, personal finance site GOBankingRates researched the highest-paying jobs in each state, using data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. And get this: They’re all health care jobs.

In fact, only 10 different jobs appear on the list: anesthesiologist, surgeon, OBGYN, oral and maxillofacial surgeon, orthodontist, pediatrician, internist, dentist, and podiatrist. Anesthesiologist is the highest-paying job in the most states, appearing 16 times on the list, followed by surgeons, which appear 12 times on the list.

Salaries are affected by experience, specialty, and location. For example, a pediatrician salary in Los Angeles is 5% higher than the national median; an internist salary in Seattle is 7% higher than the national median; and a surgeon salary in St. Paul, Minnesota, is 6% higher than the national median.

If you thought you'd rake in the dough in states like New York or California, you'd be surprised to know that orthodontists in Alabama make the most money, hauling in $298,589 per year. They’re followed by oral and maxillofacial surgeons in Florida ($289,441 per year), surgeons in Maine ($341,460 per year), surgeons in Delaware ($321,278 per year), and anesthesiologists in North Dakota ($375,135 per year), which make up the top five highest-paying jobs.

To see the highest-paying job in your state, find your state in the map and click through the list of jobs below.

Alabama: Orthodontist

Salary: $298,589

Alaska: Pediatrician

Salary: $242,766

Arizona: Orthodontist

Salary: $441,276

Arkansas: Internist

Salary: $235,589

California: Anesthesiologist

Salary: $384,081

Colorado: Obstetrician and Gynecologist

Salary: $178,680

Connecticut: Anesthesiologist

Salary: $368,136

Delaware: Surgeon

Salary: $321,278

Florida: Oral and maxillofacial surgeon

Salary $289,441

Georgia: Surgeon

Salary: $341,025

Hawaii: Podiatrist

Salary: $146,400

Idaho: Obstetrician and Gynecologist

Salary: $329,696

Illinois: Anesthesiologist

Salary: $362,603

Indiana: Anesthesiologist

Salary: $364,431

Iowa: Oral and maxillofacial surgeon

Salary: $318,211

Kansas: Surgeon

Salary: $319,863

Kentucky: Surgeon

Salary: $339,006

Louisiana: Anesthesiologist

Salary: $366,479

Maine: Surgeon

Salary: $341,460

Maryland: Surgeon

Salary: $302,979

Massachusetts: Oral and maxillofacial surgeon

Salary: $328,536

Michigan: Surgeon

Salary: $314,422

Minnesota: Internist

Salary: $232,086

Mississippi: Pediatrician

Salary: $206,535

Missouri: Orthodontist

Salary: $298,589

Montana: Obstetrician and Gynecologist

Salary: $337,785

Nebraska: Surgeon

Salary: $360,217

Nevada: Anesthesiologist

Salary: $348,398

New Hampshire: Physician

Salary: $286,455

New Jersey: Orthodontist

Salary: $475,676

New Mexico: Surgeon

Salary: $328,576

New York: Anesthesiologist

Salary: $358,689

North Carolina: Surgeon

Salary: $308,806

North Dakota: Anesthesiologist

Salary: $375,135

Ohio: Anesthesiologist

Salary: $360,008

Oklahoma: Anesthesiologist

Salary: $378,531

Oregon: Obstetrician and Gynecologist

Salary: $337,792

Pennsylvania: Anesthesiologist

Salary: $352,805

Rhode Island: Surgeon

Salary: $323,627

South Carolina: Oral and maxillofacial surgeon

Salary: $278,885

South Dakota: Anesthesiologist

Salary: $375,082

Tennessee: Anesthesiologist

Salary: $343,613

Texas: Anesthesiologist

Salary: $367,900

Utah: Dentist

Salary: $184,470

Vermont: Anesthesiologist

Salary: $383,723

Virginia: Oral and maxillofacial surgeon

Salary: $337,694

Washington: Anesthesiologist

Salary: $372,780

West Virginia: Physician

Salary: $312,154

Wisconsin: Surgeon

Salary: $310,314

Wyoming: Obstetrician and Gynecologist

Salary: $350,013

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