Social Worker - Substance Use Disorder/Behavioral Health Interdisciplinary Program (SUD/BHIP)
Veterans Affairs, Veterans Health Administration
Wichita, KS
401(k)
Health Insurance
Dental Insurance
Vision Insurance
Parental Leave
$144k / year
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Aircraft Engine Tech - Wichita, KS
Aviation Personnel
Wichita, KS
$252 / day
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Home Health Aide (HHA)/Personal Care Assistant (PCA)
Right At Home
Wichita, KS
Part-Time
Flexible Schedule
$14 - $20 / hour
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Technical Sales Representative (BASF-Chemetall)
Chemetall US
Wichita, KS
Entry-Level
Parental Leave
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Experienced Urgent Care Provider
American Family Care
Wichita, KS
New
Part-Time
Health Insurance
Dental Insurance
Vision Insurance
Flexible Schedule
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Case Manager
Mainstream Nonprofit Solutions
Wichita, KS
New
Hourly
Education
$1,000 - $1,500 / week
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Delivery Driver - Receive 100% of Customer Tips
DoorDash
Wichita, KS
New
Part-Time
Driver
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Global Marketing Manager - Ruminants, Animal Nutrition & Health (Open to remote)
Cargill
🌎 Remote
New
Remote
Eco-Friendly
$120k - $150k / year
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Aircraft Ice Protection SME with Security Clearance
The Computer Merchant, Ltd
Wichita, KS
New
Hourly
Dental Insurance
Vision Insurance
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Office Administration/Customer Service Support - Wichita, KS with Security Clearance
Artech Information Systems
Wichita, KS
New
Hourly
$20 / hour
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LMFT (Remote)
Headway - Design & Development
🌎 Remote
New
Remote
$90 - $127 / hour
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Construction Laborer
Elite Staffing Solutions
Wichita, KS
New
Hourly
Dental Insurance
Vision Insurance
$22.50 - $25.50 / hour
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LMHC (Virtual)
Headway
Wichita, KS
New
$95 - $122 / hour
Employment in Wichita
Population
The population of Wichita, KS was estimated to be 402,000 in 2022. The median age of the Wichita population is 35.3.
Cost of Living
The cost of living in Wichita, KS is about 18% lower than the national average. The median household income in Wichita is $53,466.
Wichita, KS Education
High School Graduate: 30%
Some College: 26%
Associates Degree: 9%
Bachelor's or Higher Degree: 35%
Workforce Participation Rates by Education
Less than High School: 68%
High School Graduate: 76%
Some College: 82%
Bachelor's Degree or Greater: 86%
Unemployment Rate by Education
Less than High School: 8%
High School Graduate: 6%
Some College: 5%
Bachelor's Degree or Greater: 2%
Estimated education data based on residents over 25 years old in Wichita, KS. Employment data based on residents age 25-64.
County: Sedgwick
Wichita Job Market
Wichita is the largest city in Kansas, but it still has a suburban feel with around 400,000 residents. It is densely populated and easy to get around, with a highly walkable downtown area less than ten minutes from the airport. Between 2020 and 2021, the city grew and the job market in Wichita in all industries expanded (except for finance, which remained stagnant). The top industries in Wichita include Manufacturing, Utilities, Education, and Health Services. The labor demand in the Leisure and Hospitality industry grows significantly during the summer months. People like working in Wichita because of the vibrant arts and dining scene, free downtown public transportation, and growing industry and small businesses. Overall, average weekly wages for all occupations and cost of living are lower in Wichita than in the rest of the US.