Brent Said:

Health Care careers that pay well, but do not require a lot of schooling?

We Answered:

LPN, Radiology

Sara Said:

What type of health careers only require 4-8 years of school and salary is over $50,000?

We Answered:

Registered nurses make about that in most places, specialize in a field like phyciatric nursing or surgical nursing and the pay goes up.

Marshall Said:

Which careers have good starting salaries?

We Answered:

Engineer lawyer and doctor...most everything else is in the $40,000 to $50,000 range. And lawyer, it is only that high at top firms in large cities, anywhere else is $60,000 and below. Here's the Top Ten from teh National Association of Colleges and Employers:

1. Petroleum Engineering $86,220
2. Chemical Engineering $65,142
3. Mining & Mineral Engineering $64,552
4. Computer Science $61,205
5. Computer Engineering $60,879
6. Electrical/Electronics & Communications Engineering $59,074
7. Mechanical Engineering $58,392
8. Industrial/Manufacturing Engineering $57,734
9. Aerospace/Aeronautical/ Astronautical Engineering $57,231
10. Information Sciences & Systems $54,038

Remember that these are average starting salaries...for every person in Comp Engineer (average $61,000) getting $70,000 to start, someone else is getting $52,000 to start.

Byron Said:

High paying careers in the health care field (besides doctor)?

We Answered:

OD Optometry Doctor 75-100k
PharmD Pharmacist 80-150K
Doctor of podiatry 80-150K
PT 65-100k

Nurses, etc except CRNA cannto break 100k which isn't very good salary these days consierring hwo much education you need to get to be a practitioner. and CRNA you need a RN with3 years experience in a ER before you can even get to the school for 2 more years

Joe Said:

Does anyone actually believe the Democrats are willing to flush their careers over this Health care bill?

We Answered:

Yes, because they're not democrats. Research Marxist-Leninism. They've waited their whole lives to rise up. It's a power grab.