5 Jobs That Use DEA The Most

Jobs that use dea the most include chief unit forester, residence leasing agent, and pharmaceutical technician.

Rank	Job title	Salary	% of all skills	Job openings
1	Chief Unit Forester	$69,928	15%	29,194
2	Residence Leasing Agent	$37,671	9%	33,222
3	Pharmaceutical Technician	$40,500	7%	48,829
4	Order Department Supervisor	$76,165	5%	46,311
5	Supervisory Special Agent	$67,204	4%	87,242

What jobs use DEA the most?

Manage and distribute COMSEC cryptographic material for communications security devices on a monthly basis.
Monitor the harvest to assure contract specifications and state environmental regulations are follow.
Utilize ArcGIS 10 and GPS units to gather geographical information and develop maps for field reconnaissance.

Most common skills for chief unit forester:

Conduct joint planning and manage AFOSI's criminal investigations and counterintelligence operations in northern Italy.
Attend court proceedings regarding evictions.
Enter applications and assign units using Yardi property management software.

Most common skills for residence leasing agent:

Attain certification on electric pallet jack.
Complete and achieve HIPPA training certification in patient confidentiality.
Manage assigned pharmacy workstations and tasks while supporting team members in promptly, safely and accurately filling patient prescriptions.

Most common skills for pharmaceutical technician:

Develop and manage sales/customer service agents by monitoring productivity, quality and adherence using KPI's.
Approve weekly work schedules and submit to payroll.
Process payroll, schedule employee coverage and evaluate employee performance.

Most common skills for order department supervisor:

Manage the development of actionable investigative leads for DoD leadership; senior law enforcement and counterintelligence investigators.
Manage, review and coordinate DoD espionage investigations and counterespionage operations.
Manage numerous violent street gang investigations resulting in numerous convictions for narcotics and firearms crimes.

Most common skills for supervisory special agent:

Updated December 28, 2023