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An assistant restaurant manager is the second-in-command of a single restaurant, running shifts, schedules, inventory, cash handling and hourly staff under the general manager and taking full charge whenever the GM is out. The role sits between shift leads and the GM in quick-service, casual-dining and full-service operations alike. BLS does not track it separately; its closest occupation, First-Line Supervisors of Food Preparation and Serving Workers, paid a median of $44,080 in May 2025, with the 10th percentile at $29,940 and the 90th at $65,570. Where a given job lands depends on the segment, the market and whether the position is salaried.

A UFC Ringside Physician is a licensed MD or DO assigned by the host state's athletic commission to give medical coverage at a UFC card. The doctor reviews fighters' medical files and pre-fight exams, sits cageside for every bout, examines injured fighters between rounds or after fouls, advises the referee on whether a fighter can continue, and files the commission's injury report afterward. The UFC does not employ these doctors. Pay is a per-event fee set under the host commission's rules, earned on top of a clinical career, so the band shown here is annual BLS pay for physicians overall, shown for context only and not as ringside earnings.

A Brand Specialist is the marketer who keeps a company's name, logo, look and voice consistent wherever they appear. The role sits on an in-house brand or marketing team, or at an agency, below the brand manager who sets strategy: the specialist writes and maintains the guidelines, runs the approval queue for materials from other departments and partners, and keeps the asset library current. The nearest federal occupation is market research analysts and marketing specialists, where May 2025 pay ran from $43,390 at the 10th percentile to $155,480 at the 90th, with a median of $78,760. BLS does not report brand specialists separately.

A Public Health Educator is a government health department professional who plans, delivers and evaluates education programs on topics such as immunization, injury prevention, tobacco and cancer prevention. The job sits inside county, city and state health agencies, plus a few federal ones, and can run on grant-funded workplans with reporting attached. BLS files the title under health education specialists. In local government outside schools and hospitals, the May 2025 OEWS data put the 10th percentile at $45,650, the median at $62,560 and the 90th percentile at $92,260. Entry usually takes a four-year degree in public health or health education, or in a related field.

A Digital Analyst measures how people use a company's websites and apps, then turns that behavior into decisions about products, campaigns and spending. The job covers tracking design, funnel and cohort analysis, A/B test readouts and dashboards, and in technology companies it sits between engineering, product and marketing. BLS counts the work within market research analysts and marketing specialists, an occupation with a May 2025 national median of $78,760, a 10th percentile of $43,390 and a 90th percentile of $155,480. BLS does not report the digital analyst title separately.

A Logistics Supervisor in transportation runs a shift of logistics coordinators, freight clerks and dock workers at a carrier, third-party logistics provider, freight broker or shipper's distribution center, keeping loads booked, tracked, loaded and documented. The role reports to a logistics or operations manager and takes the exceptions a coordinator cannot settle alone. BLS does not report logistics supervisors' pay as its own occupation; O*NET files the title under Transportation, Storage, and Distribution Managers (SOC 11-3071). In the transportation and warehousing industry, that occupation's May 2025 wages were $68,040 at the 10th percentile, $103,100 at the median and $176,110 at the 90th percentile.