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Amanda Chambers earns $60,528 in compensation during 2019 working at Michigan Department of Environment as a aquatic biologist

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Amanda Chambers earned $60,528 in compensation during 2019 working at Michigan Department of Environment in Lansing as a aquatic biologist.

The average salary of a aquatic biologist working for a government employer in Michigan was $66,189 in 2019.

The data was gathered by the Mackinac Center for Public Policy. The Mackinac Center for Public Policy is a nonprofit research and educational institute.

Top 17 highest paid aquatic biologists working for government employers in Michigan
Rank
Employee Full Name
Employer
2019 Salary
1
Kevin Walters
Michigan Department of Environment
$76,065
1
Jeffrey Varricchione
Michigan Department of Environment
$76,065
1
Samuel T. Noffke
Michigan Department of Environment
$76,065
1
John J. Matousek
Michigan Department of Environment
$76,065
1
Tamara S. Lipsey
Michigan Department of Environment
$76,065
1
Marcy R. Wilmes Knoll
Michigan Department of Environment
$76,065
1
Kevin R. Goodwin
Michigan Department of Environment
$76,065
1
Amanda M. Bosak
Michigan Department of Environment
$76,065
9
Aaron D. Parker
Michigan Department of Environment
$69,971
9
Thomas G. Alwin
Michigan Department of Environment
$69,971
11
Amanda Chambers
Michigan Department of Environment
$60,528
12
Kelly C. Turek
Michigan Department of Environment
$55,515
12
Lee Schoen
Michigan Department of Environment
$55,515
12
Darrin E. McCullough
Michigan Department of Environment
$55,515
12
John C. Farrelly
Michigan Department of Environment
$55,515
16
Matthew D. Wesener
Michigan Department of Environment
$52,644
17
Elizabeth G. Stieber
Michigan Department of Environment
$41,516

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