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7 least stressful jobs

by Kerry K. Taylor

Ringing phones, bossy bosses, customer complaints, piles of paperwork, and an inbox stuffed with unread emails could become stresses of the past. According to Payscale.com, making a career switch to any of these seven jobs could make your work life a lot less stressful.

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Biomedical Engineer

Toiling stress-free at the top of the list rests the biomedical engineer, a calm profession bridging the gap between engineering and medicine. Who knew that designing MRI machines, developing prostheses, and improving hospital instrumentation could be so peaceful? Although busy, this educated position enjoys plenty of downtime while cultures grow and bacteria incubate, allowing for flexible work schedules. Entry-level biomedical engineers generally hold a master's degree, and start at $47,000 per year.
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