The Bureau of Labor Statistics today posted their latest employment-projection figures for the upcoming decade. Here's the table that I find most interesting.

Fastest growing occupations, 2014 and projected 2024 (Numbers in thousands)
2014 National Employment Matrix title	Change, 2014-24		Median annual wage, 2014
	Number	Percent
Total, all occupations	9,788.9	6.5	$35,540
Wind turbine service technicians	4.8	108.0	$48,800
Occupational therapy assistants	14.1	42.7	$56,950
Physical therapist assistants	31.9	40.6	$54,410
Physical therapist aides	19.5	39.0	$24,650
Home health aides	348.4	38.1	$21,380
Commercial divers	1.6	36.9	$45,890
Nurse practitioners	44.7	35.2	$95,350
Physical therapists	71.8	34.0	$82,390
Statisticians	10.1	33.8	$79,990
Ambulance drivers and attendants, except emergency medical technicians	6.5	33.0	$24,080
Occupational therapy aides	2.7	30.6	$26,550
Physician assistants	28.7	30.4	$95,820
Operations research analysts	27.6	30.2	$76,660
Personal financial advisors	73.9	29.6	$81,060
Cartographers and photogrammetrists	3.6	29.3	$60,930
Genetic counselors	0.7	28.8	$67,500
Interpreters and translators	17.5	28.7	$43,590
Audiologists	3.8	28.6	$73,060
Hearing aid specialists	1.6	27.2	$43,010
Optometrists	11.0	27.0	$101,410
Forensic science technicians	3.8	26.6	$55,360
Web developers	39.5	26.6	$63,490
Occupational therapists	30.4	26.5	$78,810
Diagnostic medical sonographers	16.0	26.4	$67,530
Personal care aides	458.1	25.9	$20,440
Phlebotomists	28.1	24.9	$30,670
Ophthalmic medical technicians	9.1	24.7	$35,230
Nurse midwives	1.3	24.6	$96,970
Solar photovoltaic installers	1.4	24.3	$40,020
Emergency medical technicians and paramedics	58.5	24.2	$31,700