Top 25 Best Jobs in the U.S. – International Edition (English)

This year’s top 25 occupations in the U.S., which include roles in health care, social services, tech, and business, can earn as much as $219,000 annually.

According to the rankings from the organizing body, nearly half of the list comprises positions in healthcare such as nursing, medical assistance, and health administration.

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For the second consecutive year, nurse practitioners claimed the top spot, with professionals anticipated to make a yearly median income of $126,000 in a sector where the jobless rate stands at just 0.6%.

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forecasted that by 2033, the nursing field will continue to be at the forefront with a growth rate of 46.3%, equating to approximately 135,500 additional positions.

It was succeeded by an IT manager earning a salary of 169,500. The industry boasts an unemployment rate of 1.4%.

Coming in at third place was the role of a physician assistant. These employees typically anticipate earning approximately $130,000, with an unemployment rate of 1.6%.

At the lower end of the ranking are respiratory therapists (25th place), lawyers, and occupational therapists, whose salaries fall within the range of $78,000 to $145,700.

The middle ground for the yearly earnings of these 25 occupations generally lies between $90,000 and $120,000.

Individuals earning more money often have roles such as pilots, nurse anesthetists, IT managers, financial managers, and lawyers, with salaries ranging from about $145,000 to $219,000.