What are some of the highest paying jobs in medicine?

What are the highest paying jobs that dont involve the medical field?

• I want to know what the highest paying jobs are that dont involve medical training or anything to do with medicine

• Answer:

  Natural Sciences Manager Highest salary: $97,560 Training time: 6 years Marketing Manager Highest salary: $100,020 Training time: 4 to 6 years Computer and Information Systems Manager Highest salary: $100,110 Training time: 4 to 8 years Air Traffic Controller Highest salary: $100,430 Training time: 9 years Lawyer Highest salary: $110,590 Training time: 7 years Airline Pilot Highest salary: $134,090 Training time: 5 to 10 years Engineering Manager Highest salary: $140,210 Training time: 6 to 7 years Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Highest salary: $140,880 Training time: Varies To make the most money, your best bet is to go down the medical path, provided you are willing to participate in the many years of required training and education. Also, before getting too green-eyed, realize that one year in school is one year taken away from building your career. Overall, to do well, note the specialization of each of the top 24 highest-paying careers per the U.S. Department of Labor -- finding your niche and becoming the best certainly pays dividends. The top 24 according to the U.S. Department of Labor: Surgeon: $181,850 Anesthesiologist: $174,610 OB/GYN: $174,610 Oral and maxillofacial surgeon: $169,600 Internist: $156,790 Prosthodontist: $156,710 Orthodontist: $153,240 Psychiatrist: $151,380 Chief Executive Officer: $140,880 Engineering Manager: $140,210 Pediatrician: $140,000 Family or general practitioner: $137,980 Physician/surgeon, all other: $137,100 Airline Pilot: $134,090 Dentist: $132,660 Podiatrist: $111,130 Lawyer: $110,590 Dentist, any other specialist: $106,040 Air Traffic Controller: $100,430 Computer and Information Systems Manager: $100,110 Marketing Manager: $100,020 Natural Sciences Manager: $97,560 Sales Manager: $96,950 Astronomer: $96,780