Doctors are at the heart of the health care system, and as such they dominate our list of the top 10 highest paying medical jobs. Salaries vary widely based on location, years of experience, and other factors -- but when it comes to maximum earning potential,* not all specialties are created equal.

We hope to make the task a little less daunting by providing a list of the top cities that not only have strong job markets*, but also provide easy access to military support and services, higher education opportunities, affordable living, rich culture and entertainment options, and (in most cases) pension-friendly local tax laws.

Here's our list of the top 10 cities to find a job after the military.

While some are taking the opportunity to pursue their dream jobs, many are simply looking for a job, any job, that pays a decent salary. Below is our list of some of the best paying entry level jobs, some of which require college or specialized training and others that require nothing more than a high school diploma and solid work ethic.

All of these activities, plus several others you may not have thought of, could earn you a tax write-off come April 15. Here's our list of the top 10 work-related tax write-offs.

All jobs comes with health risks, but while some are minor, like computer eye strain or a slipping hazard in the break room by the coffee machine, others are more serious and even potentially even fatal. Falling from great heights, being crushed under heavy equipment, and crashing into a fiery explosion are just a few of the job dangers many workers face daily.

The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics compiled data from such hazardous jobs and created this list of The Top Ten Most Dangerous Occupations. Of course there's an upside to dangerous work, which is that often the added danger translates into higher pay.

Most cities host several local and regional employment events throughout the year; but if you're looking for ideas on where to go and what to do, we've broken down the basics for you on the country's biggest and best career fairs.

So which cities are your best all-around bets for finding a new job in 2011?

Although employers aren't yet ready to start hiring like crazy, they are encouraged by signs of growth and are willing to expand budgets a little and start giving out raises in an effort to hold on to the talent they already have.

Surveys show that on average, raises won't be as great as they were right before the recession (2005-2007), but they will be better than they were last year. Below we have the top 10 career areas that will experience the best raises this year.

Nothing ever stays the same, however, and although there's no magic ball that can issue guarantees for the future in looking forward to 2011 several workplace trends can be confidently predicted, according to an article on CIO. Many of these trends indicate a continued economic upswing.

Read through this list of the top ten most powerful moms of 2010, courtesy of workingmother.com, and then tell us about the most powerful mother you know in the comments.

Most holiday opportunities are in (or related to) retail but the the good news is that there's something for everyone on our list of the top ten part-time holiday jobs.