25 Best Jobs of 2015
The majority of high-paying jobs in the United States are related to healthcare.
1. Dentist
Average salary: $146,340
Unemployment rate: 0.9%
Expected number of vacancies: 23,300
The best dentists know how to skillfully balance patient care with profitability. But before achieving that success, they must undergo rigorous technical and practical training.
2. Senior Nurse Practitioner
Average salary: $92,670 (per year)
Unemployment rate: 0.7%
Expected number of vacancies: 37,100
These individuals are permitted to work independently of doctors when treating patients, making this a highly attractive career choice.
3. Software Development
Average salary: $92,660
Unemployment rate: 2.7%
Expected number of vacancies: 139,900
Software developers can work in areas such as application development, software design, or systems development, building operating systems.
4. Doctor
Average salary: $186,850
Unemployment rate: 0.7%
Expected number of vacancies: 123,300
Doctors are at the top of the healthcare chain. Their responsibilities range from diagnosing and treating patients to advising on proper diet and hygiene practices.
5. Dental hygiene
Average salary: $71,110
Unemployment rate: 1.7%
Expected number of vacancies: 64,200
In addition to cleaning teeth, those working in this field also educate patients on proper oral hygiene. However, for many part-time dental hygienists, the actual average salary for this job can reach up to $70,000.
6. Physiotherapy
Average salary: $81,030
Unemployment rate: 1.5%
Expected number of vacancies: 73,500
Physiotherapy is described as encompassing the assistance of helping a paralyzed person regain normal movement or a cancer survivor improve their health. This profession is projected to grow by 36% in 2022, significantly faster than the average growth rate of all other industries.
7. Computer System Analysis
Average salary: $81,190
Unemployment rate: 3.5%
Expected employment rate: 127,700
Candidates with a business background will have a better chance of finding a position in this field, including advising organizations in need of IT systems and then coordinating the implementation of these systems.
8. Security information analysis
Average salary: $88,590
Unemployment rate: 3.5%
Expected number of vacancies: 27,400
If you've been following the news this year, you may have noticed the importance of this job to companies and governments. Computer cybersecurity analysts plan and monitor cybersecurity. This profession is projected to grow by 36.5% in 2022.
9. Nurse
Average salary: $66,220
Unemployment rate: 2.0%
Expected number of vacancies: 526,800
Nursing is an indispensable profession in healthcare. This year is no exception; the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics projects growth in this field to be approximately 19.4% in 2022.
10. Physician Assistant
Average salary: $92,970
Unemployment rate: 1.4%
Expected number of vacancies: 33,300
Working under the supervision of a physician, a physician's duties include interpreting X-ray and blood test results, monitoring patient treatment, conducting routine tests, and treating various illnesses.
11. Web Development
Average salary: $63,160
Unemployment rate: 3.8%
Expected number of vacancies: 28,500
Their responsibility is to create beautifully designed fonts and build user-friendly interfaces on websites. This is considered one of the fastest-growing professions this decade.
12. Medical ultrasound diagnosis
Average salary: $66,410
Unemployment rate: 2.7%
Expected number of vacancies: 27,000
Professionals must possess the technical skills to use medical equipment, as well as the social understanding to provide information about fetal changes to expectant mothers and their families.
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