Environmental Health Specialists use what they know about natural sciences to protect not only the environment but human health as well.
Salary:
Environmental health specialists get an average of about $63, 570 annually, and $30.56 hourly.
Education:
For the majority of entry level jobs, many specialists need at least some sort of bachelor's degree in environmental sciences or in any part of the science field. Despite this, a master's degree may be necessary for advancement.
Reflection:
I looked at the annual wage and my first answer was a big, fat NO. I don't want to go around being the hero of environmental waste for an average of $63k every year. I want to have a career that not only makes me feel more interested, it also pays well. I'm not sure I want to pursue a career that doesn't meet my criteria in terms of salary.
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