There are many different career options within healthcare, each with their own unique roles and responsibilities, but which ones pay you the most for your time? Although money should never be your primary motivation when choosing a career, it is still an important part of the decision-making process. Another important factor to consider, however, is time – not just the amount of time it takes to get into that career, but also how much time you put in each week to earn your salary.
Here are the 10 healthcare jobs with the highest hourly pay.
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TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 Introduction
00:28 Physical Therapist
01:27 Radiation Therapist
02:15 Nurse Practitioner
03:18 Physician Assistant
04:15 Optometrist
05:17 Pharmacist
06:24 Podiatrist
07:41 Dentist
08:47 Nurse Anesthetist
09:52 Doctor
LINKS FROM VIDEO:
So You Want to Be a NURSE PRACTITIONER [Ep. 25]: https://youtu.be/XpgRBz8mJvs
So You Want to Be a PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT [Ep. 17]: https://youtu.be/IyZCMcq4zVY
So You Want to Be a PODIATRIST [Ep. 27]: https://youtu.be/7x99eI4P-BA
6 HIGHEST Paid Doctor Specialties: https://youtu.be/WbC914iWoj8
10 LOWEST Paid Doctor Specialties: https://youtu.be/lYPYkztxIiE
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You did not mention the most important career in Medicine, the backbone of the health industry, the Licensed Clinical Laboratory Scientists. These are the people that work in the Laboratories, the result of their work help doctors to diagnose their patients' disease. Their average salary is $50-65 per hour, working 40 hours or more per week. Before they become licensed and work in the lab, they have to earn a four year Bachelor of Science degree in Medical Technology, studying Math , Physics, Chemistry, Biochemistry, Anatomy and Physiology, Pathology, Clinical Pathology, Bacteriology and Parasitology, and Medical Laws and Ethics. They have to get trained in the laboratory for one year before they take their State Board Licensing exam given by the Department of Health. There is a shortage of workers in this profession and people may think of choosing this exciting and interesting career. People in the Laboratories are not just Phlebotomist, these are the people that draw blood.
Licensed Clinical Laboratory Scientists are the hidden and unrecognized heroes of medical industry.
At the end you need to write physician, not doctor. Dentists, podiatrists, pharmacists are doctors
Which do you think should I go to, school of pharmacy, or technical school of anethesia
*graduated with excellent grades from highschool
Dental degrees are DDS or DMD
Lol, I make more than 54$ an hour as a nurse in ca. this is not very accurate.
The pharmacy path is paying slightly a bit more than before, it depends on which community pharmacy you are applying to! it varies from $120K up to 144K. There are also residencies you can do after completing pharmacy school (which is very challenging to get into) but wasn't mentioned in the video!!
your information is not only incorrect but has your own disinformation about nurse practitioners. I urge you to research which medical profession has better outcomes, lower mortality rates, and higher patient satisfaction. I will give you a hint it is not medical doctors.
Here in the Philippines there's Doctor whom salaries are only 500$ a month
What about Biomedical science
You’re definitely need to learn about PA OR NP. Wrong job description. PA DO NOT ASSIST MD!!!!!!
PA DOES NOT ASSIST MDs. WRONG DESCRIPTION OF PA!!!!!!!! Please learn more before making videos!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!’
What about a surgeon
Some Bay Area nurses can make over $200,000. Travel nurses can make that if not a lot more
Looking for self starters of course these professional jobs are High paying you'll spend half your life in med school the rest of your life in debt when you get employed the General Attorney will own you you'll be in high demand on the run 🏃♂️🏥🚔 due to the growing shortages which means you'll end putting work before marriage you probably wont get much rest not no family life this field is NOT the same anymore the pride almost makes you feel like you've sacrificed so much more than yourself! ✈️
Anyone studying for Ophthalmology ? How is school going and what steps did you take after earning your bachelors ? Idk whether to just stick to optometry or continue for ophthalmology since idk how much more school differs afterwards.
The data for dentists are skewed heavily by employees of Dental Service Organizations, dentists who split their time at multiple offices, ans dentists who work 2-3 days/week. Online figures rarely take into account private practice dentist owners who earn both a salary and profit from the practice itself. As well this video completely ignores the dental specialties such as Ortho, Endo, OMFS, Pedo, Perio, Anes, which each require additional training in residency programs and may be accompanied by much higher earning potential.
what about radiography tech program ? i would also like to know if the radiation therapist program is more difficult than becoming a radiologic tech. the student life is more difficult for a radiation therapist? thanks to anyone who respond.
Thanks to this video that inspires high earning aspirants
Dentist obtain DDS or *DMD (doctor of medicine in dentistry) not DDM as stated in the video
I get 0.71$per hour((.It is in Uzbekistan
I have a coworker who worked in Construction Management and got into the PA school. Unbelievable.
America system creates jobs.
Any positions from housekeeper to Doctor or lawyer or even President is the same important. Just different time in school n knowledge u can absorb…
Study longer: solve by head
Study short: solve by hands
U cant work in medical fiel without housekeeper or assistants… it’s fk crazy of lacking staffs work that day…
It’s truthly 💯 America is racist jobs level too.
Also important to recognize that you can make alot more at the bachelors level as well. On night shift as an RN in the SOUTH which tends to be lower paying im making around 140K/year 2 years post grad. I work a little overtime but no where near that much. It all depends on where you work, there's travel nurses I worked with at my old job making well over 250k/yr. Most of the nurses i work with that are further along are making around 170-200k/year with little to no overtime. The only rationale for most of us to go to CRNA school is literally just so we can go to day shift and make the same money, financially alot of us are making pretty much the same. Part of this is derived from EVERYONE wanting to go be a NP or CRNA nowadays which is heavily boosting the bedside RN pay which obviously there's a MASSIVE shortage.
what is your opinion on bsc in radiography? if they want to work in us or canada from other country what is the procedure?
why isn't nurse on this list?