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650 careers · Sorted by projected growth · Page 24 of 55

Healthcare Support

Occupational Therapy Aides

2025 median pay
$39,160
Entry credential
High school diploma or equivalent
2025–2035 growth
3.6%
Annual openings
600

No prior related occupation is typically required; employer requirements vary.

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Healthcare

Physician

2025 median pay
$271,090
Entry credential
Medical degree and residency
2025–2035 growth
3.6%
Annual openings
20,800

Prior experience requirements need verification for this occupation.

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Construction and Trades

Roustabouts, Oil and Gas

2025 median pay
$46,960
Entry credential
No formal educational credential
2025–2035 growth
3.6%
Annual openings
4,100

No prior related occupation is typically required; employer requirements vary.

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Public Safety

Crossing Guards and Flaggers

2025 median pay
$38,100
Entry credential
No formal educational credential
2025–2035 growth
3.5%
Annual openings
17,300

No prior related occupation is typically required; employer requirements vary.

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Production

Medical Appliance Technicians

2025 median pay
$48,030
Entry credential
High school diploma or equivalent
2025–2035 growth
3.5%
Annual openings
1,300

No prior related occupation is typically required; employer requirements vary.

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Personal Care and Service

Residential Advisors

2025 median pay
$42,240
Entry credential
High school diploma or equivalent
2025–2035 growth
3.5%
Annual openings
16,500

No prior related occupation is typically required; employer requirements vary.

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