Archivist

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$55,000
Archivist in United States median base salary $55,000/yr. Information is based on 5 Archivist jobs advertised between May 2023 and November 2023.
How much do Archivist earn in United States? The average salary of Archivist is $55,000 in United States
$55,000 /yr
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Average $55,000
Range $60K - $70K
Last updated February 09 2024
The average pay range for Archivist is between $60K and $70K. Salaries vary from a low of $40K up to $70K per year. The average number of Archivist roles advertised per month is 4 in United States between May 2023 and November 2023.
What are the most common skills required to be a Records Management & Document Control? The most common skills required for a Records Management & Document Control are:
Research Database Medicine Education Workshops Science Conducting Research Organizing Scanning AMPL TORA AMAG Databases Technical TEMS Ning Ducting Categorizing Compliance Sharepoint Excel FICA Records Affirmative Action Scheduling Policies iCal Confidentiality Planning Engineering
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These skills are most commonly found in Records Management & Document Control job advertisements and position descriptions.

Last updated July 31 2020
Which recruitment agencies have the largest number of Administration & Office Support roles in United States?
See which recruitment agencies advertise the most Administration & Office Support roles. See what salaries they paid for Administration & Office Support in United States. See how they compare to the average Administration & Office Support salary of $64,090.
University of Kentucky
Louisville (100%)
34

$37K-$49K

(($20,924))

$37K-$49K
(($20,924))
University of Utah
Salt Lake City (100%)
26

$27K-$30K

(($35,215))

$27K-$30K
(($35,215))
Arkansas Department of Human Services
Memphis (100%)
26

$37K-$53K

(($18,590))

$37K-$53K
(($18,590))
State of New Mexico
Albuquerque (100%)
25

$27K-$48K

(($26,590))

$27K-$48K
(($26,590))
State of Illinois
Chicago (50%), St. Louis (50%)
20

$63K-$104K

($19,660)

$63K-$104K
($19,660)
Last Updated July 29 2020
How many years does it take to become a Archivist?
Most candidates undertake an average of 6 years Administration & Office Support prior to being appointed as a Archivist.
Average Administration & Office Support required to become a Archivist
Last updated May 08 2024
Most candidates have on average 7 years working experience prior to becoming a Archivist.
Average Administration & Office Support required to become a Archivist
Last updated May 08 2024
Where are Records Management & Document Control in United States sourced from?
Records Management & Document Control are sourced from
these companies
Office Angels
The Salvation Army
The Veterinary Hospital
Thomson Reuters
Toys R Us
Records Management & Document Control are sourced in United States are most likely to be sourced from these schools
Aberdeen College
Beacon Community College
Brooklands College
CHARTERED INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTANTS
Cheadle and Maple College
Last updated May 08 2024