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Glassdoor's best jobs list is based on a combination of average annual base salary, career opportunities, and number of job openings.

You don't need to be a doctor to make a good living. In fact, going to medical school in order to get rich may be a terrible idea.
Given all the new rules under The Affordable Care Act and seemingly ever-smaller insurance payments, being a private-practice doctor ain't what it used to be. There is a lot of overhead, but not much upside.

Instead, become a physician assistant. Good pay, less hassle, lots of jobs. At least that's according to Glassdoor, which has come out with its annual list of the Best Jobs in America for 2015.

The list is based on a combination of average annual base salary, career opportunities and number of job openings. Careers are scored from 1 to 5, with 5 being best.

Many of the jobs listed are no surprise, such as software engineer (No. 2, with average base salary of $98,074), or mechanical engineer (No. 12 at $73,015).

Others may surprise you, especially when it comes to salaries. Glassdoor reports that a nurse practitioner has an average base salary of over $95,000, more than any engineer on the list.

The job with the highest average base salary: finance manager at $122,865.

The job with the most career opportunities: data scientist, with a rating of 3.8 on the scale of 1-5.

The job with the most job openings: software engineer with 104,828 openings, more than twice the openings of any other career.

Here are the top five jobs:

1. Physician assistant

Job score: 4.8
Number of job openings: 45,484
Average base salary: $111,376
Career opportunities rating: 3.5
2. Software engineer

Job score: 4.6

Number of job openings: 104,828
Average base salary: $98,074
Career opportunities rating: 3.3
3. Business development manager

Job score: 4.6

Number of job openings: 11,616
Average base salary: $94,907
Career opportunities rating: 3.5
4. Human resources manager

Job score: 4.6

Number of job openings: 8,073
Average base salary: $96,443
Career opportunities rating: 3.6

5. Finance manager

Job score: 4.6
Number of job openings: 9,728
Average base salary: $122,865
Career opportunities rating: 3.4


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