Federal Employees in Nevada

7.9% below national average

Federal Employees

10.1K

Average Salary

$107,806

2025 Separations

7.1K

Top Agencies

15

What DOGE Means for Nevada

Nevada employs 10,062 federal workers with an average salary of $107,806, 7.9% below the national average. DOGE workforce reductions in 2025 resulted in 7,097 separations statewide.

Salary Comparison

Nevada Average$107,806
National Average$117,113

Top Agencies

Top Occupations

Nurse
1.4K$126,881
Medical Support Assistance
591$65,838
Medical Officer
441$307,537
Social Work
363$131,847
Miscellaneous Administration and Program
363$99,026
Practical Nurse
252$84,072
Miscellaneous Clerk and Assistant
245$52,097
Management and Program Analysis
209$106,920
Health Aid and Technician
198$55,348
Financial Clerical and Assistance
194$53,222
Wildland Fire Management
189$82,250
Pharmacist
178$165,487
Information Technology Management
170$121,753
Custodial Working
166$48,987
Human Resources Management
157$110,464

Top Federal Occupations in Nevada

Showing top 15 occupation groups by employee count, with average salary data.

#OccupationEmployeesAvg Salary
1Medical, Hospital, Dental, and Public Health Group4.1K$125,938
2General Administrative, Clerical, and Office Services Group1.1K$90,421
3Social Science, Psychology, and Welfare Group740$117,409
4Biological Sciences Group640$83,763
5Accounting and Budget Group416$74,035
6Legal and Kindred Group351$89,993
7Miscellaneous Occupations Group347$80,434
8Business and Industry Group283$95,128
9Transportation Group272$128,690
10Engineering and Architecture Group221$114,942
11Physical Sciences Group203$107,073
12Human Resources Management Group194$105,804
13General Services and Support Work Family177$50,134
14Information Technology Group176$121,753
15Investigation Group108$115,436

Top 10 Occupations by Employee Count

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