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US News & World Report published an article in late January detailing the best jobs for work-life balance going into 2025. What do you think of some of them?
Top of the list of #20, US News listed “Medical Records Technician,” which has a median salary of $48,780. The professor centers on organizing and managing patent health data, meaning you can schedule your hours around when works for you. The same cannot be said for pharmacists, but the slower pace of life of this job also comes with a very high paycheck as the typical reward, the outlet continued. A similar career is an optometrist.
“Optometrists diagnose and treat common eye diseases. They also provide eye care services, including vision tests and prescriptions for corrective glasses. They typically work in private practices, clinics or retail settings. Optometrists who run their own practice generally have greater flexibility and work-life balance,” the outlet stated.
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Instead of focusing on something that’ll potentially take years to achieve, you could always try something like becoming a massage therapist. This incredibly supportive practice is needed by more people than you’d imagine, and you don’t need a degree to be a masseuse.
“Massage therapists can choose to work part time or full time in places such as spas, wellness centers and health care facilities,” US News noted. (LEARN MORE: No, The H5N1 Bird Flu Outbreak Isn’t New)
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