High Paying Healthcare Jobs (Other Than Medical Doctor)

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[johnathonhilliard]

I myself am a Nurse Anesthetist and I absolutely LOVE my job and yes it pays VERY WELL! My first job as a Nurse Anesthetists I made about 150K a year. I'm now making about 235k yearly but I must say that I've been working as a Nurse Anesthetists four 25 YEARS! It's a very interesting and rewarding job and I love it so HIGHLY RECOMMEND if you really want to pursue it!

[blinkk]

I love NPs. I worked in a mental health clinic as a psychotherapist and the psychiatric NPs were so much more approachable and team-focused than many of the psychiatrists. As for therapists, our salaries can really suck unless we go into private practice.

[amberj]

I’m a Physician Assistant, yes we work under a doctor’s supervision however they only need to be a phone call away. Many PAs run their own clinics and manage all healthcare for their patients, the doctors at some places only sign or see 5% of the most complex patient charts. I graduated in 2016, in CA. Starting salary was $125, 000. Any time I worked over 8 hrs in a day I made $90/hr. It helped to have a good salary because of my $175, 000 student loan debt I accrued. It’s now 2021 and I’ll have them paid this year even not working for over a year now because of the pandemic. Also was easy to save for retirement. One good thing to know not all healthcare fields give good healthcare benefits or maternity leave, mine gave neither. It’s a good career, but definitely hard to get into. Now has more competition than MD school.

[squarepeg]

I’m a retired diagnostic medical sonographer. I wish I had gotten my BSN instead because of the flexibility of nursing. I’ve spent a ton of time in the OR and I’ve thought, “Man, that nurse anesthetist makes BANK!” But I watch them and what they do and I would fall asleep, especially if I was taking days and nights of back to back call. But seriously, if you get your bachelors in nursing, you have a big, wide world open to you. Even with my RDMS, I can teach or go into sales or travel. I could buy my own machine and I’ve considered getting a DOC contract. I once was the subcontract tech for a DOC contract. Sales or contracting would be bank.

[Jess-cwgi]

Thank you for pointing out how versatile a career in pharmacy can truly be!

[ayyysample]

as a first year college student I love these comments, there are so many jobs I didn't know about

[robbob]

I love the healthcare related videos, thanks!

[amysong]

I'd love to see a video about your own experience as a pharmacist, how you became a pharmacist, and what type of pharmacist you are!! All these health related videos are amazing

[doglover]

Great video! You covered some of the most practical options in Healthcare.

[dustinhisle]

I’m an occupational therapist. It requires a masters degree. I make 92K annually working 4 10 hour shifts a week. I have two other jobs that I work as needed (PRN). They each pay $50 an hour.

[jeffreythechefgo]

You are a great youtuber Shane. Keep giving us personal finance tips, we love your videos!

[SomeGuy-sysj]

Registered Cardiovascular Invasive Specialist (RCIS), Registered Cardiac Electrophysiology Specialist (RCES), and Perfusionist all offer better ROI than any of the ones you mentioned in 1/3 the time and potentially no debt. I made more money my first year than my buddy who graduated PA school at the same time I became an RCIS and I didn't add any debt to my life.

[seesararun]

How about a video on jobs in the laboratory setting? Like Medical Lab Scientist/ Technologist, Cytotechnologist, Histologist, PathA, etc?

[Momin_Azam]

Thank you, Shane, this really helped me out!

[paulomolina]

Keep making more vides like this. We appreciate what you do

[alexisyuren]

Really useful video Shane. Would love to see more videos like this.

[royalt]

Laboratory careers!!!! Med/Clinical Lab Technologists, Cytologists, Histotechnologists, Path Assistants, Flow Cytometry, Cytogenetics, Molecular Technologists! Please!

[shaimumalvee]

Would love a video about all the dental specialized professions!!!!

[GanNing]

High paying healthcare jobs = Highly difficult interviews

I would like to see videos regarding the most difficult and least difficult interviewing/hiring process.