High Paying Jobs
Are you looking for a high growth career with excellent pay? The Bureau of Labor Statistics gives 5 great prospects for fast growing careers through 2014 - in terms of salary.
1. Computer systems software engineer -- $81,140*Computer systems software engineers work to coordinate a company's computer needs and maintain its computer systems. They may also set up a company's intranets to ease communication between the various departments. Most jobs require a bachelor's degree in computer science or computer information systems.
2. Computer applications software engineer -- $76,310 Computer applications software engineers use programming languages such as C++ and Java to design, construct and maintain general computer applications software. Most jobs require at least a bachelor's degree, but some more complex jobs require a graduate degree.
3. Biomedical engineer -- $70,520Biomedical engineers combine biology, medicine and engineering to develop ways to solve medical and health-related problems. For example, they may research and develop artificial organs or prostheses. Employers usually require a graduate degree -- even for entry-level jobs.
4. Physicians Assistant -- $69,250Physician assistants provide diagnostic, therapeutic and preventive healthcare services. They examine, diagnose, treat and write prescriptions for patients, but their work is done under a doctor's supervision. Most programs require at least a bachelor's degree and graduation from a formal physician assistant education program.
5. Environmental engineer -- $67,620Environmental engineers work to combat environmental damage by researching and developing solutions to problems like pollution control, ozone depletion and wildlife protection. Most jobs require at least a bachelor's degree.
All of these jobs require at least a bachelor’s degree, if not a master’s degree. Those with the most education and experience will be the ones getting the top salaries in these fields.
1. Computer systems software engineer -- $81,140*Computer systems software engineers work to coordinate a company's computer needs and maintain its computer systems. They may also set up a company's intranets to ease communication between the various departments. Most jobs require a bachelor's degree in computer science or computer information systems.
2. Computer applications software engineer -- $76,310 Computer applications software engineers use programming languages such as C++ and Java to design, construct and maintain general computer applications software. Most jobs require at least a bachelor's degree, but some more complex jobs require a graduate degree.
3. Biomedical engineer -- $70,520Biomedical engineers combine biology, medicine and engineering to develop ways to solve medical and health-related problems. For example, they may research and develop artificial organs or prostheses. Employers usually require a graduate degree -- even for entry-level jobs.
4. Physicians Assistant -- $69,250Physician assistants provide diagnostic, therapeutic and preventive healthcare services. They examine, diagnose, treat and write prescriptions for patients, but their work is done under a doctor's supervision. Most programs require at least a bachelor's degree and graduation from a formal physician assistant education program.
5. Environmental engineer -- $67,620Environmental engineers work to combat environmental damage by researching and developing solutions to problems like pollution control, ozone depletion and wildlife protection. Most jobs require at least a bachelor's degree.
All of these jobs require at least a bachelor’s degree, if not a master’s degree. Those with the most education and experience will be the ones getting the top salaries in these fields.
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