13. Occupational Therapists

In order for people with illnesses, injuries, or disabilities to maintain the skills required for every day activities, they have to employ the help of an occupational therapist. These workers, which usually have a master’s degree in occupational therapy, make about $70,316, but men still make slightly more than women, who take up about 88% of the jobs on the market in the U.S.

12. Human Resources Managers

When it comes to recruiting, hiring, and benefits programs, we all know that human resource managers are in charge of those. Serving a link between employees and management, women in this field make around $71,039 while taking up 60.6% of jobs.

However, you have to keep in mind that even in this industry, women make around $10,000 less than men, so negotiate accordingly.