Fastest Growing Jobs in Virgin Islands
Where OEWS publishes Virgin Islands counts for the national growth list – BLS 2024–2034
The 8 published Virgin Islands OEWS rows on this list
Ranked by published Virgin Islands employment (not by national growth %). Sibling state pages diverge here because the occupation title set and order change with the OEWS footprint.
- 1. Cooks, Restaurant · Food Preparation and Serving Related Occupations 410 jobs · +14.9%
- 2. Financial Managers · Management Occupations 170 jobs · +14.8%
- 3. Medical Assistants · Healthcare Support Occupations 120 jobs · +12.5%
- 4. Home Health and Personal Care Aides · Healthcare Support Occupations 110 jobs · +17%
- 5. Medical and Health Services Managers · Management Occupations 80 jobs · +23.2%
- 6. Computer and Information Systems Managers · Management Occupations 60 jobs · +15.2%
- 7. Animal Caretakers · Personal Care and Service Occupations 50 jobs · +12.1%
- 8. Logisticians · Business and Financial Operations Occupations 40 jobs · +16.7%
Largest Virgin Islands footprint
Cooks, Restaurant
410 jobs in-state
That role's growth
+14.9%
national projection 2024-2034
OEWS coverage
8/50
Virgin Islands employment published
National #1 growth
Wind Turbine Service Technicians
+49.9% · different from state footprint lead
OEWS publishes Virgin Islands employment for only 8 of 50 occupations on the national fastest-growth list , the largest published footprint is Cooks, Restaurant at 410 jobs (+14.9% projected). The national percentage leader remains Wind Turbine Service Technicians at +49.9% with no Virgin Islands OEWS row yet.
Sparse coverage usually means many ultra-small growth occupations fall below the OEWS publish threshold in Virgin Islands, not that growth is absent. After Cooks, Restaurant, the next published counts are Financial Managers (170) and Medical Assistants (120). Treat blank state cells as unpublished estimates, then open the occupation profile for the national openings figure.
Annual openings (growth plus replacements) still live on each occupation profile. A high percentage on a tiny base can add fewer Virgin Islands seats than a mid-single-digit gain on a large OEWS count. Education and credential columns on the profile set the entry clock; several fast-growth rows need multi-year training before the projection window helps a new entrant.
Virgin Islands OEWS rows first, then unpublished national growth titles
Rows with published Virgin Islands employment are sorted by in-state jobs. Occupations without a state OEWS row stay at the bottom in national growth order.
Nearby & Related Pages
Related growth and salary pages for Virgin Islands and the broader U.S. labor market.
About This Data
Employment projections come from the Bureau of Labor Statistics Employment Projections program, covering 2024 to 2034. Growth rates represent the projected percentage change in national employment over the 10-year period.
State employment and salary data comes from the BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS) survey, May 2025. Some occupations may not have state-level data for Virgin Islands if employment is too small to report.
Source data and WageDex calculations are identified in context on this page. State employment and wage rows use BLS OEWS May 2025; growth and openings use national BLS Employment Projections for 2024–2034. See our editorial standards & corrections policy, the methodology behind these numbers, or report a data error.