Top 25 Fastest Growing Occupations in the US
Today many people are looking for the right field to pursue to establish a solid career path which can more likely provide at least a little job security.
After living through the last couple of years and seeing what has happened to our economy, many people are changing careers and preparing for a better opportunity for the future. Many of us hold to the belief and hope that things are bound to turn around at some point.
Careers with a Bright Outlook for the Future
If you’re trying to make a decision about what fields have a bright outlook for growth in the near future, these are the top 25 fastest growing occupations between 2008 and 2018 according to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics:
1. Biomedical Engineer
2. Network systems & Data Communications Analyst
3. Home Health Aide
4. Personal and Home Care Aide
5. Financial Examiner
6. Medical Scientist
7. Physician Assistant
8. Skin Care Specialist
9. Biochemists/Biophysicist
10. Athletic Trainer
11. Physical Therapist Aide
12. Dental Hygienist
13. Vet Tech
14. Dental Assistant
15. Computer Software Engineer
16. Medical Assistant
17. Veterinarian
18. Self-Enrichment Education Teacher
19. Compliance Officer (Specific areas)
20. Occupation Therapist Aide
21. Environmental Engineer
22. Pharmacy Tech
23. Computer Software Engineer
24. Survey Researcher
25. Physical Therapists
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Sandy Davis, is a long-time educator who holds a Masters Degree in Education and currently teaches Online Communication Courses on the college level.



