Most Stressful Jobs

For seven years he dedicated himself to the United States Navy. We conclude our series on the top 10 most stressful jobs (developed by careercast.com) with #1 enlisted military, sailor Jacob Gaetke.

It's about as far from a typical 9-5 desk job as you could have, being a firefighter. The career comes in as #2 on our top 10 most stressful jobs list, developed by careercast.com. St. Cloud fireman, Derek Metzger says he kind of fell into the career

An indescribable sense of freedom and adventure consumed him as he gazed at the planes taking off and landing, in this moment the little boy knew what he wanted to do, he wanted to fly. Since that time, Jeff Montgomery has made being a pilot his career.

Planning ahead, negotiating with vendors and finding volunteers is only part of what's on an event planner's agenda for the day. As we make it half-way down the list, developed by careercast.com, coming in as the #5 most stressful job is event planner. Townsquare Media's Vicky Prom-Becker has been with the company for 17 years.

Giving a voice to those who aren't heard and being a watchdog to keep the community informed, when you're a journalist you have a lot of responsibilities. Taking spot #6 on our most stressful jobs list, developed by careercast.com, is print reporter.

Coming in at #7 on our most stressful jobs count down, developed by careercast.com is corporate executive. Emily Coborn is the Vice President of Fresh Merchandising for Coborn's Inc. but to get there she had to work her way up.

Organizing meetings, talking with clients, creating marketing campaigns and much more, a day in the life of a public relations executive is far from boring.

Maybe you've taken one home after a night out with friends, maybe your car broke down and you needed a ride to work or you could have used one while on vacation, when is the last time you took a cab?

A childhood dream come true, WJON's Jim Maurice got exactly what he wished for, a career as a broadcaster.