Making $210K Working At A Hospital — Without Med School | Millennial Money

Growing up working on her parents' farm in upstate New York, Chabely Rodriguez always wanted more for herself. She wanted to go into medicine but was concerned of the high costs of medical school. Then she learned about becoming an anesthesiologist assistant, which only requires a master's degree. She's now making more than $200,000 a year in the profession and has paid off all her student loans. She hopes to work fewer hours in the next few years and devote more time to traveling the world.

Check out Chabely's YouTube channel here:    / @caalifestyle  

Produced by: Zach Green
Senior Managing Producer: Eric M. Clark
Camera: Andrea Desky, Liam Mays
Editor: Nic Golden Henry
Animator: Elham Ataeiazar
Reporter: Kamaron McNair
Additional Footage: Chabely Rodriguez, Getty Images

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Making $210K Working At A Hospital — Without Med School | Millennial Money