Employment by Major Industry GroupEmployment by Occupational GroupAnnual Average Openings by Occupational GroupFastest Growing Occupations by Job GrowthFastest Declining Occupations by Job GrowthFastest Growing Occupations by Percentage ChangeOccupational Employment and Annual Average Job Needs
  
North Carolina Occupational Trends

 

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Community and Social Services Occupations
Employment by Occupational Group
in 2006 and Projected to 2016

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Major Occupational Group
2006
Emp.
2016
Emp.
Annualized
Change
Child, Family, and School Social Workers  9,040  11,290  2.25 
Clergy  19,290  24,460  2.40 
Community and Social Service Specialists, Other  1,770  2,260  2.49 
Counselors, All Other  100  110  1.02 
Directors, Religious Activities and Education  4,260  5,440  2.49 
Educational, Vocational, and School Counselors  5,310  6,390  1.88 
Health Educators  1,570  2,000  2.44 
Marriage and Family Therapists  200  280  3.51 
Medical and Public Health Social Workers  3,330  4,620  3.34 
Mental Health and Substance Abuse Social Workers  3,460  5,290  4.34 
Mental Health Counselors  2,050  3,130  4.35 
Probation Officers & Correctional Treatment Spec.  3,150  3,500  1.06 
Rehabilitation Counselors  3,940  5,350  3.11 
Religious Workers, All Other  9,030  11,550  2.49 
Social and Human Service Assistants  12,550  20,890  5.22 
Social Workers, All Other  550  720  2.77 
Substance Abuse & Behavioral Disorder Counselors  1,160  1,720  3.99 

* Indicates suppressed employment lower than 10