10 Best Jobs For 2016: Here's Where To Find Them

By MARC TORRENCE, BEA KARNES (Patch Staff)

Is one of your New Year’s resolutions to find a new job?

Maybe you’re getting tired of the routine of your current job. Or you already left your job in hopes for a better one in 2016.

You can start your search on the Patch Jobs Board, where employers post thousands of jobs every day.

In case you need some inspiration, here are Lifehack’s top 10 jobs for 2016 — and where to find them on Patch.

10. Biomedical engineer: “Will properly respond to service calls to evaluate, diagnose, perform repair and planned maintenance (PM) on progressively complex customer’s biomedical equipment and drive customer satisfaction through Service Excellence. ”

9. Personal home care aids: “Home Care specializes in providing personalized home care services enabling our clients to maintain an independent lifestyle while enhancing their quality of life.”

8. Athletic trainer: “The Assistant Athletic Trainer assists the Head Athletic Trainer in managing the day-to-day sports medicine operations for a professional soccer team.”

7. Medical assistant: “The Clinical Trials Assistant position is responsible for providing support to Clinical Affairs for departmental and project-related requirements.”

6. Environmental engineer: “Environmental Engineer with 3-7 years remediation experience with environmental assessment and remediation projects with a focus on installing, operating and optimizing remediation systems and related equipment.”

5. Web designer: “The Manager, Web Applications is responsible for managing the delivery of Web Application in support of the cloud initiative at Stanford Hospital and Clinics.”

4. Survey researcher: “You will help improve our product design process by defining and executing research plans that will help us continually learn from our users and iterate our designs and partner with our marketing team on research to define and measure marketing strategies.”

3. Financial advisor: “Learn to develop a pipeline of affluent clients, identify client needs, develop relationships with existing and prospective clients, review investment goals, prepare investment recommendations that align with client goals, and the business management skills needed to operate an optimal practice model.”

2. Organizational psychologist: “They may be asked to help define customer needs, recommend solutions, develop project plans to achieve agreed upon deliverables, and take the lead in small to mid-sized projects.”

1. Software application developer: “In the process of creating new capabilities for the platform, you will also be enabling our internal and other third party developers to also create new applications.”

How to Find More

Follow these simple steps:

• Click on the PATCH JOBS BOARD link here, or at the top of any local Patch page.

• Type in a keyword that fits what kind of job you’re looking for, like “title: work from home” or “title: telecommute” or anything else you’re seeking.

• Use the “more filters” button to narrow your search by education, job type and company.

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