4. Diagnostic sonographer
Rank: 1
Math skills: 10
Annual Salary: $70,880
If you want to pursue a career in the healthcare, this one might be among the most appealing. All you need is a 2-or 4-year degree, the diagnostic medical sonography certificate and you are good to go. As a diagnostic sonographer, who ranks 4th in our list of best careers if you are bad at math, you can ease the doctor’s brainstorming when it comes to diagnosing patient’s ambiguous symptoms. The ultrasound imaging of the patient’s body is a non-invasive technique that sonographer conducts, and it’s used for discovering the causes of pain, swelling or infection in the internal organs, as well as examining a baby in the pregnant woman’s belly. All that with the help of a high-frequency sound producing probe and the computer. Who knows, if you become really, really good at, maybe Dr. House is going to invite you to his team!
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