If you’re looking for a healthy work-life balance, try one of these jobs

Finding the right work-life balance can be difficult, but there are jobs where you can make above-average pay without being attached to your work like a magnet.

With the help of data acquired from the Bureau of Labor Statistics and independent research, U.S. News & World Report found 10 jobs that have below-average stress levels with a median income of at least $50,000 — and room to grow.

Survey researchers interviewed professionals across different industries to determine that jobs like archaeologists, web developers, and statisticians were some of the top occupations if you were trying to find more pay at less of a physical and mental toll.

But the top job was orthodontists. The median salary was $208,000 with job growth expected to rise by 7% by 2028. With many orthodontics working for themselves or a practice that operates on a normal work schedule, it makes it an ideal situation for those looking for more balance. However, it takes many degrees to get there as you must become a dentist before going back to school for additional education.

10. Wind turbine technician

Median salary: $53,880
Expected job growth by 2028: 57%

9. Survey researcher
Median salary: $54,270
Expected job growth by 2028: 1%

8. Hearing aid specialist

Median salary: $54,860
Expected job growth by 2028: 16%

7. Archaeologist

Median salary: $62,280
Expected job growth by 2028: 10%

6. Anthropologist

Median salary: $62,280
Expected job growth by 2028: 10%

5. Cartographer

Median salary: $63,990
Expected job growth by 2028: 15%

4. Web developer

Median salary: $67,990
Expected job growth by 2028: 13%

3. Radiation therapist
Median salary: $80,570
Expected job growth by 2028: 9%

2. Statistician

Median salary: $84,060
Expected job growth by 2028: 31%

1. Orthodontist

Median salary: $208,000
Expected job growth by 2028: 7%