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"Top 10 Highest Paying Jobs in The U.S."

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Earning a comfortable amount of money is the dream of many, if not most people. There are generally two ways to achieve this: building a successful business or get employment with a high salary.

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Not everyone is built to be an entrepreneur, and for some, getting a great employment is a more comfortable choice. Thus, here is the 10 highest paying jobs in America in 2016:

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10. CEO

Average Annual Salary: $180,000

Although a top executive in big companies like Microsoft or Google can earn tens of millions, the average salary of a Chief Executive Officer in the U.S. is 'only' around $175,000-$180,000.

You can be a CEO through generally two means: building your own successful company and lead it yourself, or getting an MBA and climb the managerial leader career. The key expertise necessary for this field are managerial and leadership skills. How many hold this title across the U.S. in 2016? Around 127,000 people.

9. Psychiatrist

Average Annual Salary: $192,000

Being a relatively small field, with 'only' 24,000 people holding the credentials and is actively practicing in the U.S. in 2016, the psychiatry career is worth every money and time investment.

You will need a medical degree as well as psychiatry specialist, which will need a significant amount of money as well as time investments. Projected for close to 15% growth for the next decade, this field is worth pursuing for.

8. General Practitioner

Average Annual Salary: $193,000

Another one from the medical industry and not the last, around 127,000 people holding the title and credentials.

7. Internist

Average Annual Salary: $196,000

48,000 Americans hold this title in 2016 and is also predicted to grow by 15% for the next 10 years. Already interested to pursue a medical career? 

6. Physician/Surgeon

Average Annual Salary: $197,000

322,000 people in the U.S. hold a physician or surgeon title in so many fields not stated in this article.

5. Orthodontist

Average Annual Salary: $221,000

Think being a dentist is less glamorous than other medical fields? With only around 5,000 dentists in the U.S. with projected growth of 18%, the field is one of the highest paying even among the medical industry. The downside? The investments required for orthodontic equipment can be extremely costly if you're planning to open a private practice.

4. Gynecologist

Average Annual Salary: $222,000

There are only 20,000 gynecologists in the U.S., and the field offers a tremendous earning potential.

3. Oral Surgeon

Average Annual Salary: $233,000

Another field that's becoming very expensive because of the supply and demand law. Only 5,000 maxillofacial and oral surgeon are employed in the U.S.

2. Cardiothoracic, Neural, and other Surgeons

Average Annual Salary: $245,000

Surgeons for heavy operations like heart, brain, and other surgical procedures are the runner up of this list. There are 40,000 surgeons in the U.S., and how high their average pay shows that the demand is still higher than the supply.

1. Anesthesiologist

Average Annual Salary: $258,000

We often forget to thank the doctor who gave us anesthetic, but apparently, the medical industry thinks otherwise. There are close to 30,000 anesthesiologists in the U.S., and being the highest-paid doctor in the industry, an Anesthesiologist not only will need a high educational requirement but also a lot of experience and high amount of concentration.