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1996-97 Occupational Outlook Handbook

Jobs growing the fastest and having the largest numerical increase in employment from 1994-2005, by level of education and training


Table 1. Jobs growing the fastest and having the largest numerical increase in employment from 1994-2005,
by level of education and training
Fastest growing occupationsOccupations having the largest
numerical increase in employment
First professional degree
Chiropractors Lawyers
Lawyers Physicians
Physicians Clergy
Clergy Chiropractors
Podiatrists Dentists
Doctoral degree
Medical scientists College and university faculty
Biological scientists Biological scientists
College and university facultyMedical scientists
Mathematicians and all other mathematical scientistsMathematicians and all other mathematical scientists
Master's degree
Operations research analystsManagement analysts
Speech-language pathologists and audiologistsCounselors
Management analystsSpeech-language pathologists and audiologists
CounselorsPsychologists
Urban and regional plannersOperations research analysts
Work experience plus bachelor's degree
Engineering, mathematics, and natural science managersGeneral managers and top executives
Marketing, advertising, and public relations managersFinancial managers
Artists and commercial artistsMarketing, advertising, and public relations managers
Financial managersEngineering, mathematics, and natural science managers
Education administratorsEducation administrators
Bachelor's degree
Systems analystsSystems analysts
Computer engineersTeachers, secondary school
Occupational therapistsTeachers, elementary school
Physical therapistsTeachers, special education
Special education teachersSocial workers
Associate degree
ParalegalsRegistered nurses
Medical records techniciansParalegals
Dental hygienistsRadiologic technologists and technicians
Respiratory therapistsDental hygienists
Radiologic technologists and techniciansMedical records technicians
Postsecondary vocational training
ManicuristsSecretaries, except legal and medical
Surgical technologistsLicensed practical nurses
Data processing equipment repairersHairdressers, hairstylists, and cosmetologists
Dancers and choreographersLegal secretaries
Emergency medical techniciansMedical secretaries
Work experience
Nursery and greenhouse managersMarketing and sales worker supervisors
Lawn service managersClerical supervisors and managers
Food service and lodging managersFood service and lodging managers
Clerical supervisors and managersInstructors, adult education
Teachers and instructors, vocational and
nonvocational training
Teachers and instructors, vocational and
nonvocational training
Long-term training and experience
(more than 12 months of on-the-job training)

Electronic pagination systems workersMaintenance repairers, general utility
Correction officersCorrection officers
Securities and financial services sales workersAutomotive mechanics
Patternmakers and layout workers, fabric and apparelCooks, restaurant
Producers, directors, actors, and entertainersPolice patrol officers
Moderate-length training and experience
(1 to 12 months of combined on-the-job experience and informal training)

Physical and corrective therapy assistants and aidesHuman services workers
Occupational therapy assistants and aidesMedical assistants
Human services workersInstructors and coaches, sports and physical training
Medical assistantsDental assistants
Detectives, except publicPainters and paper hangers, construction and maintenance
Short-term training and experience (up to 1 month of on-the-job experience)
Personal and home care aidesCashiers
Home health aidesJanitors and cleaners, including maids and housekeepers
Amusement and recreation attendantsSalespersons, retail
GuardsWaiters and waitresses
Adjustment clerksHome health aides

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Howard N Fullerton, Jr
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Wash_D@bls.gov
Last modified: May 21, 1996
URL: http://stats.bls.gov/oco/ocotjt1.htm

Cite: Occupational Outlook Handbook, 1996-97, UM-St. Louis Libraries Edition, derived and modified by Raleigh Muns July 20, 1996, from http://stats.bls.gov/ocohome.htm
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