More good jobs for 2010 and beyond -

More good jobs for 2010 and beyond - Still looking for a great career option for 2010 and beyond? The following is from HotJobs.coms suggestions of   eight gigs expected to be both prosperous and abundant in the coming decade. Be sure to read their post for more details about each selection. Cardiovascular technologist According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), this job is expected to grow by 24 percent through the year 2018. As the BLS reports, most cardiovascular technologists in training earn at least a two-year technical degree. In addition, some get on-the-job training in the necessary equipment (for example, EKGs).   Median annual salary: $60,400 Database administrator Like  health care, information technology remains a hot field with ample opportunity, says workplace expert Alexandra Levit, whose latest book is New Job, New You: A Guide to Reinventing Yourself in a Bright New Career. A solid foundation in computing is essential, reports the BLS, adding that certifications can only make you more attractive to employers.   Median annual salary: $72,600 Gas/electric/utilities strategic planning analyst Working in the utilities sector remains a wise bet, no matter what the economys doing. According to the BLS, of all utilities sector support staff, technology workers and analysts will find themselves best equipped to capitalize on job openings.   Median annual salary: $68,700 Accountant Do you enjoy crunching number? The BLS estimates that accounting jobs will grow by 22 percent in the next decade. Median annual salary: $49,100 Marketing manager Organizations from all walks of corporate America need creative folks who can write and analyze a marketing survey, position a product to consumers and the media, and collaborate with market researchers, product managers, and profit-minded accountants. Whats more, the BLS predicts that opportunities for marketing managers will increase by 13 percent through 2018.   Median annual salary: $60,200 Dental hygienist Of all the jobs that require a two-year technical degree, this one promises the most opportunity in the new decade, boasting a whopping 36 percent growth rate. Many of these positions are part-time with flexible hours, making them ideal for parents with young children.   Median annual salary: $57,100 Interior designer Are you a design blog junkie? The friend everyone calls when they need help sprucing up their living room? Although youll need to invest in a design degree and acquire the necessary budgeting and software skills, the payoff is worth it, says Shatkin: Job opportunities are expected to grow by 19 percent through 2018.   Median annual salary: $46,100 Occupational therapist Thanks to the countrys aging population, occupational therapy remains a high-growth field, with 26 percent more jobs predicted in the new decade. According to the BLS, nearly a third of occupational therapists work part-time, and a masters degree and state license are usually required.   Median annual salary: $69,400 No matter what your job target, you can benefit from personalized advice! Dont forget that clear, concise, optimized job search materials AND a strong, well executed plan are key for job search success! I can help with every part of your job hunt! Need a great resume? Tips to use social networking? Interview coaching?   If you need help mobilizing your networks and your job search plans,  learn more about how I can help you! While youre at it, dont forget those social networks! Be sure to become a  fan of Keppie Careers on FacebookId be thrilled to have you as part of the community! Since were on the subject of doing something newAre you on Twitter? Jump on and touch base with me  @keppie_careers. photo by darkmatter