Here are the highest paying jobs for 2021

It’s a fact that 2020 has been a disturbing year for many but it’s equally true that it is highly rewarding for various jobs too. The highest paying jobs in the year 2021 have been enlisted below, according to the CEOWORLD magazine:

1. Anesthesiologist
   Anesthesiologists are the physicians who are into monitoring and supervising the patients whose role begins right before the surgery and ends after the same. It’s their responsibility to look for the patient’s safety during the operation regarding pain and medicine care. They closely monitor how the body organs function when the patient is lying unconscious or under the effect of anesthesia. They aim to render the least discomfort to patients at any point of surgery. The employment growth has been projected by the Bureau of Labor Statistics at 4.5% between 2018 and 2028.

   

2. Surgeons
   Surgeons are the physicians who operate on patients in order to treat them for certain injuries, diseases, or deformities. There are various types of categories available to be done specialties in, like Cardiothoracic Surgery, Neurosurgery, Pediatric Surgery, Plastic Surgery, and many more, or else people can go for becoming general surgeons.  Surgeons also examine and evaluate various tasks before (like diagnosis) and after surgery (surgical care). As per the Bureau of Labor Statistics, employment in this field is expected to grow by 1.2% between 2018 and 2028.

   

3. Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon
   Surgeons performing surgeries on the face, jaw, and mouth are known as Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons. These are sort of dentists who procure a minimum of four years of additional surgery training to set their hands on the bone, skin, and muscles of the face, mouth, and jaw, which make them able to diagnose and treat everything from facial injuries, cosmetic surgeries to oral cancer.

   

   Just in order to differentiate between the two, oral surgeons emphasize trauma, diseases, and corrective treatment related to oral structures and mouth whereas Maxillofacial surgeons cover a broader perspective covering conditions that affect the head, neck, face, and mouth.

4. Obstetrician, Gynecologist, and Orthodontist
   Obstetrician and Gynecologist, both are slightly different. Obstetricians are the ones who deal in childbirth while Gynecologists are the ones who look for women’s reproductive health, which exhibits that obstetrician is a broader term.

   

   Orthodontics is a branch in dentistry where ‘doctors’ are specialized in crooked teeth and improper bites. Orthodontists prepare a program for people to set their jaws by using devices like braces, retainers, etc. The projection for employment growth in obstetricians and gynecologists is 2.3% whereas the same is 7.3% in orthodontists between 2018 and 2028.

5. Psychiatrist
   Psychiatrists are physicians who deal with people suffering from mental disorders, like depression, schizophrenia, etc. Such experts are provided training to examine the gamut of the concerned person’s condition, diagnose the issue, and treat it.

   

   These professionals are supposed to attend residency programs regarding psychiatry in medical schools to have a deep knowledge of the problems and then in order to treat the patients, ‘psychotherapy’ is done, where the patients meet the doctor and discuss their problems with them to get them resolved.