Pros: Strong job outlook, fulfilling profession, ability to open your own practice, respected position in our communities.
Cons: 3 years of supervision after graduation to private practice, starting salaries are very low, frustration at being unable to help is difficult for some people, large amount of LCSWs.
Salary: $55,000 average. 25% earn above $67,000.
Total School Duration: 2-3 years after an undergraduate degree.
Extra: Successful LCSWs can make well over $100,000 per year, after establishing and proving their success.
Pros: Strong job outlook, fulfilling profession, ability to open your open practice, respected position in our communities, faster path than social work programs.
Cons: Low starting salary, inability to help people is difficult for some people, insurance may be difficult for private practitioners, many frum counselors.
Salary: $43,000 average. 25% earn above $55,000.
Total School Duration: 2-3 years after an undergraduate degree.
Extra: Successful CMHCs can make well over $100,00 per year after establishing and proving their success.
Pros: Great for people who like to help and teach others, one of the fastest growing careers, fulfilling profession, respectable position in our community.
Cons: 3,000 hours post graduation for licensing, low starting salary, can have frustrating client experiences.
Salary: $48,000 average. 25% earn above $63,000.
Total School Duration: 18 months to 3 years. Some schools require an internship as well.
Extra: Successful MFTs can make well over $100,000 per year after establishing and proving their success.
Pros: Can be a very fulfilling career, tremendous need in frum communities, well-respected position, ability to open a private practice.
Cons: Low starting salary, requirement for licensing after graduation, client failure can be extremely frustrating.
Salary: $43,000 average. 25% earn above $55,000.
Total School Duration: Multiple levels of certification but getting a masters is the quickest way to certification, although a bachelors alone also suffices.
Extra: While this degree does not technically require a bachelors, the best way to get going is a masters in Substance Abuse.
Info: Applied behavior analysts (ABA) are licensed clinical therapists who work with autism patients as well as children and adults who have behavior problems.
Pros: Faster masters completion than other therapies, fulfilling career, flexible work scheduling, significant job growth and demand, variety of employment settings.
Cons: Limited job salary growth, low starting salary, may have stressful client interactions, high burnout rate.
Total School Duration: 15 months to 2 years.
Salary: $55,000 is average. Many earn above $70,000.
Pros: Flexible work schedules, low stress, variety of employment settings, fulfilling career, many online programs.
Cons: Clients can be stressful, requirement to pass the PRAXIS test, pressure to maintain high caseloads, limited pay ceiling.
Salary: $76,000 average. 25% earn above $96,000.
Total School Duration: 2 years after a BSL.
Extra: In order to practice, a masters degree is required. A BSL or speech prerequistes are required to enter masters programs.
Pros: Fulfilling profession , nice starting salary, great hospital-based benefit package, can transition to NP, many accelerated programs, wide variety of schools, and ease of acceptance.
Cons: Rotation scheduling can be grueling, challenging science requirements, requires moderate degree of patience in many settings.
Salary: $70,000 average. 25% earn above $85,000.
Total School Duration: 1-3 years after an undergraduate degree and prerequisites.
Extra: Male-preferred schooling acceptance.
Pros: Good job opportunities, can start your own practice, fulfilling profession.
Cons: Long and expensive schooling, constant licensing renewal, physically demanding job.
Salary: $86,000 average. 25% earn above $101,000.
Total School Duration: 2-3 years after an undergraduate degree and prerequisites.
Extra: Ability to open your own practice is an amazing bonus, and only 1.2% of PTs are unemployed.
Pros: Variety of employment settings, part-time flexibility, high job satisfaction, in very high demand.
Cons: Can be stressful and emotional, long schooling, physically taxing, requirement to pass licensing exam.
Salary: Average is $83,000. 25% earn above $100,000.
Total School Duration: 2-3 years after an undergraduate degree.
Extra: Ability to hire OTA's and become a Certified Hand Therapist are ways to increase income.
Pros: High demand job, multiple employment options, fulfilling career, ability to open your own practice, hospital employees receive great benefits.
Cons: Takes time to establish a reputation, can be frustrating with uncooperative clients, competition from non-licensed nutritionists and health coaches, some work environments may be unappealing, internship requirement.
Salary: Average is $60,000. 25% earn above $72,000.
Total School Duration: 2-4 years. There are multiple ways to become an RD including Bachelors and Masters options.
Extra: Many established RD's earn well over $100,000 after establishing successful private practices.
Pros: Doctor-like duties without the schooling, growing national independence, ability to change specialties with relative ease, high starting salary, fulfilling profession.
Cons: Very competitive schooling, difficult program to complete, clinical rotations can be challenging.
Salary: $105,000 Average. 25% earn above $124,000.
Total School Duration: 2-4 years after an undergraduate degree and prerequisites.
Extra: Rated #1 in Healthcare Jobs.
Pros: Great work-life balance, can often be a low stress lifestyle, great salary, fulfilling profession.
Cons: Long schooling, expensive tuition, difficult prerequisite classes.
Salary: $151,000 average. 25% earn above $208,000.
Total School Duration: 4-7 years after an undergraduate degree and prerequisites.
Extra: Great way to learn half day and work half day.
Pros: Lots of job growth, respectable salary, many heimishe-owned facilities and job opportunities, can transition into an owner-operator.
Cons: Long licensing process and requirements, can be a very high-stress environment, night and weekend availability almost always required.
Salary: Average is $98,000. 25% earn above $123,000.
Extra: While a masters degree is not needed, getting one is a great way to jump start your career despite getting a later start.
Pros: Variety of workplace environments, ability to get into a great school a top-ranked undergraduate degree, potential to open your own practice, high median and upper echelon salaries.
Cons: Expensive schooling, can be difficult to land your first job, grueling starting hours for most fields, many after-work responsibilities.
Salary: Average is $120,000. 25% earn above $178,000.
Salary: Great respect, very significant starting salary with room for lots of growth, fulfilling profession.
Cons: Steep schooling curve, expensive program costs, grueling hours during internship and residency.
Salary: $190,00 average. 25% earn above $208,000.
Total School Duration: 9-12 years after an undergraduate degree and prerequisites.
Extra: Can monetize your practice by hiring NPs and PAs.
Pros: Flexible work schedules, high starting salary, respected position in our community, very fulfilling profession, ability to open a private practice.
Cons: Clients can be stressful, managing insurance can be difficult, longer schooling than other options.
Salary: $97,000 average. 25% earn above $111,000.
Total School Duration: 4-7 years after an undergraduate degree. Includes school + clinical experience.
Extra: PsyDs and PhDs are still more respected than LCSWs or CMHCs.
Pros: Great salary, lots of job flexibility, can work in a variety of settings, high job security, fulfilling profession.
Cons: Long and expensive schooling, difficult to get into the program, possible changes coming with insurance overhauls.
Salary: $124,000 average. 25% earn above $142,000.
Total School Duration: 4 years after an undergraduate degree and prerequisites.
Extra: Roles of pharmacists are expanding as healthcare in the US undergoes massive change.
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