Table 4 Top five occupational categories of post-1991 immigrant professionals from Eastern Europe and various foreign-born groups, 2006–2009 ACS

Accountants and Auditors

(6.7%)

Computer software engineers (10.9%)

Accountants/auditors (9%)

Accountants/auditors (6.8%)

Computer software engineers (8.3%)

Accountants/auditors (7.8%)

Misc. managers including postmasters/

superintend.

(8.2%)

Computer software engineers (12.2%)

Registered nurses (15.3%)

Elementary and middle school teachers (5.8%)

Computer software engineers

(6.2%)

Postsecond. teachers (6.7%)

Registered nurses (6.7%)

Registered nurses (5.1%)

Accountants/auditors (6.6%)

Computer software engineers (7.6%)

Postsecond. teachers

(7.1%)

Postsecond. teachers (6.6%)

Accountants and Auditors (7.1%)

Miscellaneous managers (4.9%)

Postsecond. teachers

(5.8%)

Computer programmers (6.1%)

Postsecond. teachers (5.1%)

Postsecond. teachers (4.4%)

Postsecond. teachers

(6.5%)

Computer programmers (6.4%)

Chief executives and legislators

(3.9%)

Registered nurses (6.4%)

Elementary and middle school teachers (4.7%)

Accountants and auditors (4.8%)

Computer programmers (4.5%)

Misc. managers including postmasters/superintendents (5.3%)

Physicians and surgeons (4.0%)

Misc. managers including postmasters/superintendents (4.2%)

Computer programmers (6.2%)

Registered nurses

(5.3)

Computer software engineers

(3.5%)

Accountants and auditors (5.7%)

Postsecondary teachers (4.4%)

Postsecond. teachers (4.5%)

Registered nurses (4.2%)

Accountants/auditors (3.8%)

Elementary and middle school teachers (3.3%)

Designers (4.0%)

Registered nurses

(4.0%)

Postsecondary teachers (3.8%)

Accountants/

auditors; Marketing and sales managers

(3.2%)

Computer scientists and system analysts (4.6%)

Miscellaneous managers (3.4%)

First line supervisors/managers of retail sales workers (3.7%)