What will be the highest paying jobs in 2030

The medical field seems to be the one that will provide the most career opportunities in the years to come.

Don't believe the hype that most occupations will be done by robots by the end of the next decade; it's just not going to happen. Also, you should not believe that vocations that seem like they belong in the future, such as making body parts or working to reverse climate change, would be common by that time.

According to forecasts made by the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) of the United States, several occupations are expected to have significant increase by the year 2024. For positions that presently pay at least $50,000, we took those growth forecasts and extended them through the year 2030. The following list ranks the top 10 occupations in 2030 according to the anticipated total employment in the United States for each position.

10. Assistant in Physical Therapy (PT)

Assisting physical therapists in the delivery of physical therapy treatments and procedures is the responsibility of physical therapy assistants. As of this year, there were less than 86,000 open opportunities for physical therapy assistants in the United States; by the year 2030, that number might rise to approximately 136,000. In 2016, workers in this field made a median annual salary of $56,610. Physical therapy aides, unlike most of the other positions in the top 10, do not need to have a degree higher than an associate's in order to work in the field. Instead, an associate's degree is required to be considered for the employment.

9. Analyst in charge of operations research

Analysts that specialize in operations research aid upper management with important business decisions by using mathematical models and several other optimization techniques. It is anticipated that there would be 139,000 operations research analyst jobs by the year 2030, which is much more than the 109,000 opportunities that were available in the United States in the previous year. In 2016, operations research analysts made $79.200 per year as their median salary. A bachelor's degree is required for employment consideration.

8. Medical assistant to physicians

A physician assistant was recognized as having the best job in the United States by Glassdoor only a few short years ago. Under the direction of a supervising physician, physician assistants are able to deliver a variety of medical services that are typically provided by doctors. In the United States, there were around 104,000 open opportunities for physician assistants in the previous year. It is possible that by the year 2030, that number will be higher than 144,000. In 2016, physician assistants earned a median salary of $101,480 per year. There is a requirement for a master's degree.

7. Nurse practitioner

Nurse practitioners diagnose and cure ailments. They often have the same capabilities as doctors, including the ability to order and interpret diagnostic tests as well as prescribe drugs. It is anticipated that employment opportunities for nurse practitioners would increase from 150,000 in the previous year to 205,000 by the year 2030. In 2016, the typical annual salary for nurse practitioners was $100 910 dollars. In order to function as nurse practitioners, registered nurses need to get a master's degree.

6. Physiatrist or physiotherapist

Patients who see a physical therapist might expect to see improvements in their mobility, strength, and other physical issues that have been brought on by illness or accident. As of this year, there were roughly 217,000 people working as physical therapists; by the year 2030, that number might rise to 337,000. In 2016, physical therapists made an average of $85,400 per year as a median salary. A PhD degree is necessary for employment consideration.

5. Personal financial advisor

Clients seek the advice of personal financial advisers about their long-term financial goals, which may include tax and investment strategies, as well as retirement and insurance considerations. In the United States, there were almost 202,000 opportunities available for personal financial advisors in the previous year. If current trends continue unabated, the population of this country might reach close to 378,000 by the year 2030. In 2016, personal financial advisers earned a median salary of $90,530 per year. A bachelor's degree is required for employment consideration.

4. Designer and developer of application software

Programmers who work on applications construct the software that runs on computers and other devices that function similarly to computers and enables users to carry out a variety of functions. The number of jobs available for application software developers in the United States might reach 947,000 by the year 2030, up from 718,000 in 2014. During the previous year, the median salary for application software engineers was $102,280. A bachelor's degree is usually required for employment in this field.

3. Chartered Accountant

Accountants are responsible for compiling and analyzing the financial records of people, companies, and other types of organizations. As of the year 2014, there were more than 1.3 million available employment in the United States for accountants. It is possible that by the year 2030, that number will be more than 1.5 million. The year before last, accountants earned a median annual salary of $68,150. A bachelor's degree is required of applicants for this post.

2. Manager of both general and operational affairs

Managers in both the public and commercial sectors are responsible for running the day-to-day operations of their businesses. It is anticipated that employment for this job would increase from about 2.2 million in the previous year to close to 2.4 million by the year 2030. In 2016, a salary of $99,310 was considered to be the median for general and operations managers. A bachelor's degree is often required for employment in this field.

1. Registered nurse

Registered nurses (RNs) evaluate the health issues and care requirements of patients, create care plans for those patients, and keep medical records for those patients. In the United States, there were around 2.9 million open vacancies for registered nurses in 2016. There might be 3.5 million open posts for registered nurses by the year 2030. The median annual salary for registered nurses was $68.450 in the previous year. A minimum of an associate's degree is required for employment in this field; however, the majority of registered nurses possess bachelor's degrees.