18 well paid professions with high levels of stress

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For lovers of thrills, journalists have compiled a rating of professions requiring resistance to stress.

Initially, data from the Occupational Information Network and the US Department of Labor were analyzed and occupations with increased stress were identified. Then, using information from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the eighteen highest-paid occupations were selected from among these occupations, but the lower threshold should not be lower than $70—the average annual salary in the United States.

The result is shown below.

18. Clinical psychologist

Average salary: $ 74 030

17. Navigator on the ship

Average salary: $ 79 180

16. Funeral Services Manager

Average salary: $ 81 080

15. Detective or police chief

Average salary: $ 84 260

14. News analyst

Average salary: $ 84 380

13. Agent or business manager of artists, musicians and athletes

Average salary: $ 97 220

12. Nurse midwife

Average salary: $ 97 700

11. Nurse in a psychiatric clinic

Average salary: $ 97 990

10. Resuscitation Nurse

Average salary: $ 97 990

9. Emergency nurse

Average salary: $ 97 990

8. Airplane pilot, navigator and flight engineer

Average salary: $ 131 760

7. Anesthetist

Average salary: $ 158 900

6. Executive Director

Salary: $ 180 700

5. Urologist

Average salary: $ 189 760

4. Chief Therapist

Average salary: $ 190 530

3. Obstetrician and gynecologist

Average salary: $ 214 750

2. Maxillofacial Surgeon

Average salary: $ 219 600

1. Surgeon

Average salary: $ 240 440

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