Making money is important. Being able to make money with only a two-year degree or less...well, that's just icing on the cake.Want a piece of this action? There's one prime industry you should be taking a closer look at: health care.Not only is the health care field comprised of fast-growing careers that bring home the bacon, but the U.S. Department of Labor's website also notes that "most workers have jobs that require less than four years of college education." Are you ready to land a job that satisfies your wallet? We looked at average salary data - plus averages for the top 10 percent of workers - from the Department of Labor to find these lucrative health care careers you could train for in two years or less. Keep reading to learn more. Career #1 - Registered Nurse (RN) Average Salary: $67,720 Average Salary for Top 10 Percent of Workers: $95,130 Some people can't stand the sight of blood or simply being within hospital doors. Those p...