Health Degree Tier List

Summary

In this annual tier list video, Shane reviews various health-related degrees, from associate to doctoral levels, assessing their demand, pay, and overall value. Degrees like Doctor of Nursing Practice and Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine are highlighted, with insights on their potential despite some not living up to the high standards set by other health degrees. The video also covers less conventional paths like health business degrees and emphasizes the importance of job satisfaction and future prospects in career choices.

Takeaways

• 😀 The video discusses the 'Health Degree Tier List for 2022', evaluating various health-related degrees from associate to doctoral levels.
• 📚 Shane includes degrees that were suggested by viewers in a previous video, emphasizing the importance of community feedback.
• 🏥 Health-related business degrees, such as hospital administration, are placed in the C-tier due to moderate demand and pay, despite not being the primary path to healthcare management roles.
• 👩‍⚕️ The Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) is a step above a Master's in nursing, offering more medical training but not significantly higher pay compared to a Master's level nurse practitioner.
• 👞 The Doctor of Podiatric Medicine (DPM) is a B-tier degree, offering decent pay and good demand for foot care specialists.
• 🩺 The Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (D.O.) is similar to an M.D. but may be slightly less respected and pays less, though it's easier to get into an osteopathic school.
• 🦷 Dental Assistant is a D-tier degree with decent pay for an associate degree but less demand compared to other health degrees.
• 🦷‍♀️ Dental Hygienist is an A-tier degree with high pay and good demand for a two to three-year degree.
• 👩‍⚕️ Medical Doctors (M.D.) are in the A-tier, with the highest pay but require a significant commitment of up to 18 years of education and training.
• 👩‍⚕️ Registered Nurses have a flexible career path, with increasing pay and responsibilities as they pursue higher levels of education, from associate to doctoral degrees.
• 💊 Pharmacists, despite market saturation, remain a high-paying profession, placed in the high B-tier, with potential for changes due to regulatory shifts.
• 🧑‍⚕️ Physician Assistants, now known as Physician Associates, are in the A-tier, with high pay, demand, and job satisfaction, making them a top choice for healthcare careers.

Q & A

What is the purpose of the video?

The purpose of the video is to discuss the annual health degree tier list for 2022, evaluating various health-related degrees from associate to doctoral levels.

Why did the speaker include certain degrees that were suggested in the last video?

The speaker included certain degrees that were suggested in the last video to address the viewers' interests and to ensure a comprehensive tier list.

What is the general opinion about health-related business degrees at the bachelor level, such as hospital administration?

The speaker considers health-related business degrees at the bachelor level to be of moderate value, with okay payment and not a great amount of demand, often being overshadowed by those who have actual healthcare experience.

What is the Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) and how does it compare to a Master's level nurse practitioner?

The DNP is a doctorate-level degree for nurse practitioners, offering more medical training than a Master's level degree. However, the speaker suggests that the extra training may not significantly increase earnings compared to a Master's level nurse practitioner.

What is the Doctor of Podiatric Medicine (DPM) and what career does it lead to?

The Doctor of Podiatric Medicine (DPM) is a doctoral degree that leads to a career as a podiatrist, a doctor who specializes in the treatment and care of the feet.

Why is the Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (DO) considered to be slightly less respected than a Medical Doctor (MD)?

The DO is considered slightly less respected than an MD due to historical perceptions, despite the fact that they are very similar and are expected to merge into a single track within the next five to ten years.

What are the career prospects for someone with an associate degree in Dental Assisting?

Dental Assisting is an associate or two-year degree with decent earning potential but limited demand, placing it in the D-tier according to the speaker.

Why is the Dental Hygienist profession considered a good career choice?

Dental Hygienist is considered a good career choice due to high earning potential, with an average salary of $70,000 to $80,000 a year, and a decent amount of demand.

What are the financial considerations for pursuing a Doctor of Dental Surgery (DDS) or Dental degree?

Pursuing a Dental degree requires a significant financial commitment, including potential student loan debt and possibly a business loan for starting a practice, with a long payback period into one's mid to late 30s.

What is the potential earning for a Diagnostic Medical Sonographer?

A Diagnostic Medical Sonographer, with an associate degree, can expect to earn around seventy thousand dollars a year or more.

Why is the career of Dietetics and Nutritionists considered less favorable in terms of statistics?

The career of Dietetics and Nutritionists is considered less favorable due to less impressive statistics compared to other health-related degrees, leading to its placement in the D-tier.

What is the general outlook for a Medical Doctor (MD) in terms of earning potential and commitment?

A Medical Doctor (MD) has the highest earning potential on the list but also requires the most commitment, with potentially up to 18 years of schooling and training before achieving full pay.

What are the advantages of being a Nurse Practitioner with a Master's in Science in Nursing (MSN)?

A Nurse Practitioner with an MSN can prescribe and diagnose like a doctor, has worldwide recognition, and enjoys high job satisfaction and earning potential.

How does the speaker view the career of Occupational Therapy compared to Physical Therapy?

The speaker views both Occupational Therapy and Physical Therapy as having high job satisfaction and decent earning potential, but with less impressive statistics compared to other health degrees, placing them in the A-tier.

What is the difference between an Occupational Therapy Assistant and a Physical Therapy Assistant?

An Occupational Therapy Assistant helps occupational therapists, while a Physical Therapy Assistant assists physical therapists. The speaker rates the Occupational Therapy Assistant higher due to better statistics.

Why is the Optician profession considered less favorable in terms of statistics?

The Optician profession, which involves basic eye care and typically requires an associate degree or certificate, is considered less favorable due to less impressive statistics compared to other health-related degrees.

What are the current trends affecting the Pharmacy profession and its future outlook?

The Pharmacy profession is currently facing saturation due to an increase in pharmacy schools, but there is potential for growth if provider status is granted and regulation boards crack down on school numbers, leading to uncertainty in the future.

What are the advantages of being a Physician Assistant (also known as Physician Associate)?

A Physician Assistant enjoys high earning potential, strong demand, the ability to prescribe and diagnose under supervision, and very high job satisfaction.

What is the earning potential for a Radiation Therapist?

A Radiation Therapist, with an associate degree, can expect to earn well over eighty thousand dollars a year, with decent demand for the profession.

What is the speaker's view on the Radiologic or MRI Technologist profession?

The speaker views the Radiologic or MRI Technologist profession as having decent but not outstanding statistics, placing it in the C-tier.

Outlines

00:00

📚 Introduction to Health Degree Tier List 2022

Shane introduces the annual health degree tier list for 2022, covering degrees from associate to doctoral levels. He acknowledges feedback from the audience to include more careers and degrees, encourages viewers to comment on missing degrees, and sets a goal for likes on the video. The first degree discussed is a bachelor's in health-related business, such as hospital administration, which is placed in the C-tier due to moderate demand and pay, despite its potential as a double major option.

05:02

🏥 Advanced Nursing and Podiatry Degrees

The script moves on to discuss the Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) degree, a step above the master's level for nurse practitioners, placed in the A-tier for its additional medical training, though it may not significantly increase earnings over a master's degree. The Doctor of Podiatric Medicine (DPM) is introduced as a B-tier degree for podiatrists, with decent pay and demand but not exceptionally high. The Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (D.O) is compared to the Medical Doctor (M.D), with D.Os making slightly less and being slightly less respected, earning it an A-tier placement.

10:04

🦷 Dental Degrees and Assistant Roles

The summary covers dental assistant and dental hygienist degrees, with the former being a D-tier associate degree with decent pay but low demand, and the latter an A-tier degree for its high pay and demand despite the time commitment. The dental degree itself is an A-tier doctoral degree with high earnings but requires significant schooling and potential debt. Diagnostic medical sonographer degrees are also A-tier, offering good pay for an associate degree.

🍎 Dietetics, General Health Degrees, and Medical Careers

Dietetics and nutritionist careers are discussed as having poor statistics, leading to a D-tier placement. A general health and wellness degree is given an F-tier rating due to unfavorable statistics compared to other health degrees. Medical doctors (M.Ds) are highlighted for their high earnings and commitment, earning an S-tier status. The versatility of nursing careers, from associate to doctoral degrees, is praised, with the master's level nurse practitioner degree receiving an S-tier rating for its global recognition and high earnings.

🏋️‍♂️ Physical and Occupational Therapy Degrees

Occupational therapy is compared to physical therapy, with the former being a master's level degree and the latter trending towards a doctoral degree. Both have high job satisfaction but are placed in the A-tier due to less impressive statistics. The differences in their focus—occupational therapy on activity performance and physical therapy on strength—are noted. Assistant roles for both are discussed, with occupational therapy assistants receiving a B-tier rating and physical therapy assistants a C-tier due to better statistics for the former.

👓 Vision Care Degrees and Pharmacy

The script addresses optician and optometrist degrees, with the former being a C-tier associate degree for basic eye care and the latter an A-tier doctorate degree with good statistics and potential for growth due to increased screen time affecting vision. The pharmacist degree (Pharm.D) is discussed as having high pay but facing saturation and regulatory changes, earning a high B-tier status. Physician assistants are highly praised for their earnings, demand, and job satisfaction, receiving an S-tier rating.

🔌 Radiation Therapy and Radiologic Technology Degrees

Radiation therapists, with an associate degree, are highlighted for their high earnings and decent demand, earning an A-tier status. Radiologic or MRI technologists are given a C-tier rating as their statistics are not particularly impressive but not bad either. The script concludes by encouraging viewers to like, subscribe, and explore other videos for more in-depth information.

Keywords

💡Health Degrees

Health Degrees refer to academic qualifications in the field of healthcare. They range from associate to doctoral levels and are the central theme of the video. The script discusses various health degrees, evaluating their demand, pay scale, and duration of study. For example, the video mentions degrees like 'Doctor of Nursing Practice' and 'Doctor of Podiatric Medicine', placing them in different tiers based on their perceived value and career prospects.

💡Doctorate Level

Doctorate Level is the highest academic degree awarded by universities. In the context of the video, it is used to describe degrees such as the Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) and Doctor of Podiatric Medicine (DPM), which require extensive study and training, often eight years or more. These degrees are typically associated with specialized knowledge and higher earning potential within the healthcare field.

💡Nurse Practitioner

A Nurse Practitioner is a registered nurse with advanced education, often holding a Master's degree. They can diagnose and treat health conditions, prescribe medications, and often work autonomously or in collaboration with physicians. The video script discusses the Nurse Practitioner role at both the Master's and Doctorate levels, highlighting the additional training and potential benefits of pursuing a DNP.

💡Osteopathic Medicine

Osteopathic Medicine is a branch of medical practice that emphasizes the interrelationship between the body's musculoskeletal system and the rest of the body. The Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (D.O.) degree is compared with the Medical Doctor (M.D.) degree in the script, noting that while they are similar and merging, D.O.s may currently earn slightly less and face some differences in perception.

💡Dental Hygienist

A Dental Hygienist is a professional who specializes in dental care, providing services like cleaning teeth and educating patients on oral hygiene. The video script highlights the Dental Hygienist degree as a two to three-year program that offers high earning potential and good job demand, placing it in the 'A' tier of health degrees.

💡Debt

Debt in the context of the video refers to the financial burden students may incur while pursuing higher education, particularly in professional fields like healthcare. The script mentions that careers such as becoming a dentist or a medical doctor often require significant investment, including student loans and potentially business loans for starting a practice.

💡Optometrist

An Optometrist is a healthcare professional who provides primary vision care, including diagnosing vision problems and prescribing corrective lenses. The script discusses the Doctor of Optometry (O.D.) degree, noting the growing demand for optometrists due to increased time spent in front of screens and the potential for improved job prospects in the future.

💡Pharmacist

A Pharmacist is a healthcare professional who prepares and dispenses medication. The video script mentions the Pharm.D. degree, indicating that pharmacists have high earning potential but also discusses the saturation of the pharmacy field and the regulatory changes that could impact future job prospects.

💡Physician Assistant

A Physician Assistant is a healthcare provider who practices medicine under the supervision of a physician. The script highlights the Physician Assistant as a profession with high earning potential, strong job demand, and high job satisfaction, placing it in the 'A' tier of health degrees.

💡Occupational Therapy

Occupational Therapy is a healthcare profession that helps patients develop, recover, or maintain the skills needed for daily living and working. The video script differentiates Occupational Therapy from Physical Therapy, noting that Occupational Therapists focus more on helping patients perform activities of daily living and usually require a Master's degree.

💡Tier List

A Tier List is a ranking system used to categorize items, in this case, health degrees, based on various factors such as demand, pay, and duration. The video script uses tier lists to organize and discuss the relative value and attractiveness of different health degrees, ranging from 'F' to 'A' tiers.

Highlights

Introduction of the health degree tier list for 2022.

Inclusion of previously omitted degrees based on audience feedback.

Discussion of health-related business degrees at the bachelor level, such as hospital administration.

Placement of health business degrees in the C tier due to moderate demand and pay.

Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) as a step above the master's level nurse practitioner.

DNP's potential as a safety net with no significant pay increase over a master's level nurse practitioner.

Doctor of Podiatric Medicine (DPM) as a B-tier degree with decent pay and demand.

Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (DO) compared to Medical Doctor (MD) with slight differences in pay and respect.

Dentist Assistant as a D-tier degree with decent pay but low demand.

Dental Hygienist as an A-tier degree with high pay and demand for the time invested.

Dentist as an A-tier degree with high pay but requires significant schooling and debt.

Diagnostic Medical Sonographer as an A-tier associate degree with high early pay.

Dietetics and Nutritionists as a D-tier degree with unimpressive statistics.

Health and Wellness general degree in the F-tier due to poor statistics compared to other health degrees.

Medical Doctor (MD) as the top-paying degree with the most commitment required.

Nurse with a bachelor's degree as an E-tier degree offering flexibility and career progression.

Master's in Nursing (MSN) as an E-tier degree with high pay and global recognition.

Occupational Therapy as an A-tier master's degree with high job satisfaction but average statistics.

Differences between Occupational Therapy Assistant and Physical Therapy Assistant with the former in B-tier and the latter in C-tier.

Optician as a C-tier associate degree with basic eye care responsibilities.

Optometrist (OD) as an A-tier doctorate with promising future demand due to increased screen time.

Pharmacist (PharmD) in high B-tier with high pay but facing market saturation and regulatory changes.

Physician Assistant (PA) as an E-tier degree with high pay, demand, and job satisfaction.

Radiation Therapists as an A-tier associate degree with high pay and decent demand.

Radiologic or MRI Technologist as a C-tier degree with average statistics.

Transcripts

what's happening it's shane here and

it's your favorite time of the year we

are doing the yearly tier lists and this

particular one is going to be the health

degree tier list for 2022. so we're

going to be going over all different

levels of health degrees from associate

level degrees to take about two to three

years or so all the way up to doctoral

level degrees that might take eight

years or even longer and i saw your

suggestions in the last video i did

where i didn't include certain careers

certain degrees that you wanted me to

and so i made sure to include the ones

that a lot of people suggested so make

sure you comment down below if you don't

see the degree that you wanted me to

talk about in this year's video and if

you haven't done it already go ahead

gently tap the like button let's set a

goal of a thousand likes on this video

and also if you haven't done it already

hit the subscribe button ring the

notification bell and let's jump right

into it guys first one on this list is

one we've never talked about before

which is health related business type

degrees at the bachelor level so

something like hospital administration

or health administration so of course i

don't have time to go over the

statistics in this video because it's a

tier list video there's way too many

that we have to go over it would be like

30 40 minutes so i'm just gonna say when

it comes to this one

not a great amount of demand uh the

payment is okay not as good as a lot of

other health related degrees though it's

also a little bit weird because a lot of

the time people who rise up to become

you know administrators managers etc in

a hospital setting are people who were

nurses and doctors and pharmacists etc

and not people who got a business degree

in health care administration because

let's be honest the people who know

healthcare the best are the people who

actually work in healthcare but with

that being said it's not a horrible

degree and it can also be a pretty good

option for you if you want to maybe

double major in that one while you're

getting a health degree so for that

reason i'm going to go ahead and put

this one into c tier next one on the

list is going to be a doctor of nursing

practice or dnp now this is basically a

nurse practitioner at the doctorate

level so i've talked about nurse

practitioner quite a few times before

that is a master's level degree this one

is one step up at the doctoral level so

very similar to nurse practitioner just

more medical training now if you're

doing this to get that extra knowledge

to get that extra training that's great

can totally be worth it for you however

generally speaking you're not going to

be making all that much more than just a

nurse practitioner at the master's level

although it may in the future kind of

move towards

more people getting their doctorate so

if you want to get it kind of as a

safety net that might be a good option

but overall i'm going to go ahead and

put this one into a tier still a very

good option but nurse practitioner on

its own is probably good enough next one

on the list is going to be a doctor of

podiatric medicine or also known as dpm

and this is what you would get in order

to become a podiatrist this is a doctor

who specializes in the treatment and

care of the feet another one that we

haven't talked about on the channel yet

and it can be a very good option

in terms of the pay at the doctoral

level it's decent not amazing and in

terms of the demand here pretty good but

also again it doesn't pop off the page

and so for that reason i'm going to go

ahead and put this one into b-tier next

one on the list is going to be a doctor

of osteopathic medicine also known as

d.o and this is very similar to a

medical doctor or an md in fact they're

actually merging these two tracks uh

here within the next five to ten years

or so so medical doctor and do will

essentially be the same thing however if

you look at the statistics do's do make

slightly less than mds so for whatever

reason they're slightly less respected

but the counteracting side to that is it

is slightly easier to get into do school

than it is to get into medical school so

there are some very slight differences

between md and do i'm not saying it

should be that way you know i'm not

saying that mds should be more respected

than does that's just kind of the way

that it is and within the next five to

ten years it might be that nobody even

notices a difference at all but with

that being said i'm going to go ahead

and put do into a tier next one on the

list is going to be dentist assistant

this is basically an associate or

two-year level degree and it's pretty

good when it comes to the stats for a

two-year degree you know you make pretty

decent money there's not a whole lot of

demand for it though so if you compare

this to like all associate's degrees

it would be relatively good but when

you're comparing it to other health

degrees that are already just really

good health degrees in general are just

good across the board i have to put this

one into d tier next one on the list is

going to be dental hygienist so this is

basically a two to three year degree as

well

except it makes way way better money

like they make 70 80 000 a year it's

incredible now there's also a decent

amount of demand for this one um for the

two to three years that it takes for you

to get into this it can be a fantastic

choice it can be a fantastic career to

go into so for that reason i'm going to

go ahead and put this one into a tier

next one on the list is going to be

dentist

this is a doctoral level degree i think

everybody is familiar with what dentists

do they make extremely good money

probably the second best out of

everybody on this list however you do

have to go to school for the full eight

years generally in order to get your

doctorate you also have to go deep into

debt it's one of those careers that

requires you to go super deep into debt

not just student loan debt but also if

you want to start your own practice

you're probably going to have to take

out like a million dollar business loan

as well

but with that being said it can be worth

it

i'm personally not a huge fan of degrees

where you have to go super super deep

into debt and you're probably not even

going to break even until you're in your

mid to late 30s but that's just me i'm

somebody who wants to enjoy my late 20s

and early 30s and i don't want to have

to be worrying about being deep into

debt but with that being said for the

right type of person this can be pretty

good i'm going to go ahead and put it

into a tier next one on the list is

going to be a diagnostic medical

sonographer this is another associate

level degree it takes about two to three

years and you can make really good money

with this one as well somewhere around

seventy thousand dollars a year plus

medical degrees medical careers some of

the only professions out there where you

can do like two years of schooling and

then you know you're gonna be making

really ridiculously good money right off

the bat so this one is going to go into

a tier next one on the list is going to

be dietetics and nutritionists really

cool career i think diet is incredibly

important unfortunately the statistics

on this one are not that great and so

for that reason i'm going to have to put

this one into d tier next one on the

list is going to be a health and

wellness general degree another one i

think it's super important but

unfortunately the statistics are very

bad especially when you compare it to

other health-related degrees so for that

reason i have to put this one into

f-tier next one is going to be a medical

doctor or md i already talked about this

one before when we went over do but yeah

they make the most money out of any

profession on this entire list it also

takes the most commitment so generally

you're gonna have four years of

undergrad four years of med school and

then a residency that lasts anywhere

from three to seven years and then on

top of that some people will end up

doing a fellowship which can last

another one to three years so you're

looking at potentially up to 18 years of

schooling and training before you start

to make the full medical doctor pay but

for the right personality this can be a

great choice and so for that reason i'm

going to go ahead and put it into a tier

next one on the list is going to be the

classic nurse this is going to be like a

bachelor level nurse great career very

flexible you can get like a two-year

nursing degree make decent money right

off the bat then you get to go back to

school after working for a few years get

a four-year nursing degree make even

more money have even more abilities and

responsibilities then if you feel like

it you can go back to school again get a

master's in nursing and now you're

making ridiculously good money and if

you feel like it you can even get more

training and get a doctorate so this one

is going to go into esteer next one on

the list is one i just spoke about which

is the masters it's also known as a

nurse practitioner at the master's level

you can prescribe diagnose just like a

doctor you don't have to be under the

supervision of a doctor and one thing

that's really cool about being a nurse

practitioner is it generally is

respected and recognized worldwide so if

you're somebody who wants to maybe go

work in england or go work in australia

there's a good chance that you will be

able to with an american nurse

practitioner degree this one is also

going to go into ester next one on the

list is going to be occupational therapy

this is usually going to be a master's

level degree now occupational therapy is

very similar to physical therapy there's

just a few key differences and i'm going

to go over that one next just so you can

kind of see them side by side but yeah

occupational therapy is more at the

master's level whereas physical therapy

is moving towards being more of a

doctoral level degree occupational

therapy and physical therapy you're both

going to be working with patients and

trying to help them get better patients

who have usually had some type of injury

with occupational therapy there's more

of an emphasis on helping patients

actually do things whereas with physical

therapy there's more of an emphasis on

helping patients strengthen their bones

muscles tendons ligaments etc but very

similar when it comes to the statistics

physical therapy is slightly better both

of these have very very high job

satisfaction um probably the highest on

this entire list and probably the

highest job satisfaction period and they

both make relatively decent money

however the statistics don't pop off the

page and so for that reason i'm going to

put both of them into a tier

next one on the list i'm also going to

be going over occupational therapy

assistant as well as physical therapy

assistant and there is a difference

between these two so again pretty

self-explanatory here you're going to be

assisting physical therapists as a

physical therapy assistant you'll be

assisting occupational therapists as an

occupational therapy assistant but with

that being said the statistics the

numbers for occupational therapy

assistant is better than physical

therapy assistant and so for that reason

i'm going to go ahead and put

occupational therapy assistant in b-tier

and physical therapy assistant into

c-tier next one on the list i'm going to

be talking about is an optician this is

one where it is basically like an

associate level degree sometimes you can

even get into it with a certificate so

this one takes around one to two years

and basically you're going to be helping

people with really basic eye care right

so things like getting their eye glasses

fitted but the numbers on this one

especially when you compare it to other

health-related degrees not that great

and so for that reason i'm going to go

ahead and put it into c-tier next one on

the list is going to be an optometrist

and they would get a doctor of optometry

degree which is od this is a doctorate

degree that is usually going to take

somewhere between six to eight years

total the numbers for this one are

pretty good but i've actually been doing

a lot of research on this lately and

because of the fact that people are

spending so much time uh right in front

of a computer screen uh basically what's

happening is people's vision is getting

worse like much faster because of the

fact that people are spending so much

time watching tv being in front of

computer screens their vision is rapidly

deteriorating so last year i think i

ranked this one a little bit lower but

actually i'm much more bullish on this

degree now after doing this research i

think the statistics are pretty good

this time but i think they're going to

be much better five to ten years from

now so for that reason i'm going to go

ahead and put optometrist into a tier

next one on the list is going to be

pharmacist this is a pharmd degree this

is a doctor of pharmacy to the degree

that i got now pharmacists have some of

the highest pays out of the entire list

i think it's maybe number three or

number four out of all the ones on this

list because of the fact that the

regulation bodies on pharmacy schools

are just letting schools pop up left and

right and churn pharmacists out you know

graduating classes of 150 or more in

many cases pharmacy has begun to get

saturated now there are certain things

that are happening in the pharmacy world

like provider status

this would open up a ridiculous amount

of jobs if this gets passed and then on

the other hand many people think that

the pharmacy regulation boards are going

to crack down on the schools very

similar to what medical schools did so

there's a lot of uncertainty in the

future in terms of what is going to

happen in the pharmacy career but with

that being said it is still very high

paying

and for that reason i'm going to go

ahead and put this one into high b tier

status next one on the list is going to

be physician assistant now known as

physician associate and this is one that

is probably my favorite on the entire

list they make really good money they

have incredible demand you can prescribe

and diagnose under the supervision of a

doctor one of those careers that has

very high job satisfaction as well a

physician associate fantastic maybe the

best on this entire list i'm going to go

ahead and put it into ester next one on

the list is going to be radiation

therapists this is kind of an associate

level degree it would usually take about

three years or so and the money here is

incredible a lot of the time they're

gonna be making well over eighty

thousand dollars a year the demand for

this one is also pretty decent so for

that reason i'm going to go ahead and

put this one into

a tier next one on the list is going to

be a radiologic or mri technologist now

this is one where the numbers really

don't pop off the board at you but it's

also not horrible so for that reason i'm

going to go ahead and put it into c tier

in other videos i go much more in depth

on these of course um you know so

definitely check those out but if you

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