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Many jobs offer low pay or downright unsatisfaction. Others bring stress and workload, and even dangers. However, people still choose jobs that scare them despite fears to dangerous diseases, mine collapse and explosion, or even death. In the spirit of Halloween, some of the scariest jobs in America are stated as follows.
Miner
Miners have to work in dangerous subterranean environment with poor ventilation in some mines and face risks of mine collapses and explosions. It is certain that they have a scary job. Many may fear of small spaces, darkness, and germs.
Heavy machinery also gives potential workers a reason to fear.
Forensic Entomologist
Forensic entomologists may have to carve up cadavers to look for crime scene clues. The type of beetles, flies, or maggots living inside the victim will help forensic entomologists determine the time and place of the crime.
The nature of forensic entomology would scare off most people.
Pharmaceutical Trial Subject
Pharmaceutical trial is engaged with being subjected to research studies of new and unapproved pharmaceutical products and procedures. Being a subject of the pharmaceutical trial may get unknown effects, or even deaths. To some people, working as pharmaceutical trial subject or experiencing as a “human lab rat” makes a good living.
Long-term medical trials can pay from $ 100 to $ 300 per day.
Bush pilot
Bush pilots have been chosen to be one of the most dangerous ways to fly without runways or landing strips or with landing in remote, inhospitable regions. In general, bush pilots use planes with special design for landing on water.
The main phobias associated with this job are fears of flying and heights.
Field Epidemiologist
Doctors face more risks when working in non-clinical settings than in a traditional medical setting. Especially, field epidemiologist works with communicable and little understood diseases.
The main phobias associated with this job are fears of germs, contamination or dirt, and contracting a disease.
Broadcast Tower Technician
Broadcast tower technician is one of many high-flying jobs. Technicians must physically climb to the top of broadcast towers to manually maintain them.
The main fears related to this job are fear of height, thunder and lightning.
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