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• Acupuncturists (Emerging)
  Acupuncturists treat many common ailments. They do this by inserting thin needles through the skin at specific points on the body. Acupuncturists also use other methods of traditional Chinese medicine.
• Allergists and Immunologists (Emerging)
  Allergists are doctors who treat allergies, asthma, and diseases of the immune system. Allergists are also called immunologists.
• Ambulance Attendants
  Emergency medical technicians (EMTs) give care to ill or injured people. If patients need more care, EMTs drive them to medical facilities.
• Anesthesiologists
  Anesthesiologists are doctors who give patients drugs to relieve pain or put them to sleep during surgery.
• Animal Technicians
  Veterinary technologists and technicians perform various animal healthcare duties to help veterinarians.
• Artificial Limb Fitters
  Orthotic and prosthetic specialists design, build, and fit orthopedic braces, surgical supports, and artificial limbs. They usually work from doctors' prescriptions.
• Assistants, Dental
  Dental assistants help dentists with patient care, office tasks, and lab duties.
• Athletic Trainers
  Athletic trainers help prevent and treat injuries in people who are physically active.
• Blood Bank Technologists
  Medical laboratory technicians conduct tests to help detect, diagnose, and treat diseases.
• Cardiographers
  Cardiovascular technologists and technicians help doctors identify and treat cardiac (heart) and vascular (blood vessel) problems.
• Cardiopulmonary Technologists
  Cardiovascular technologists and technicians help doctors identify and treat cardiac (heart) and vascular (blood vessel) problems.
• Cardiovascular Technologists
  Cardiovascular technologists and technicians help doctors identify and treat cardiac (heart) and vascular (blood vessel) problems.
• Certified Medical Assistants
  Medical assistants help care for patients. They carry out routine treatments, conduct lab tests, and maintain office records.
• Certified Nursing Assistants
  Nursing assistants give personal care to patients in hospitals and nursing homes. They work under the direction of nurses and doctors.
• Certified Occupational Therapists
  Occupational therapists help people regain or learn daily living or work skills.
• Certified Surgical Technologists
  Surgical technologists prepare for and assist with surgical procedures.
• Chiropractors
  Chiropractors treat patients with health problems related to back, neck, and other joint damage.
• Clinical Dietitians
  Dietitians plan diets for patients and educate people about eating healthy foods. Some dietitians supervise food preparation and service.
• CMA
  Medical assistants help care for patients. They carry out routine treatments, conduct lab tests, and maintain office records.
• CNA
  Nursing assistants give personal care to patients in hospitals and nursing homes. They work under the direction of nurses and doctors.
• Community Dietitians
  Dietitians plan diets for patients and educate people about eating healthy foods. Some dietitians supervise food preparation and service.
• Consultant Dietitians
  Dietitians plan diets for patients and educate people about eating healthy foods. Some dietitians supervise food preparation and service.
• Corrective Therapists
  Physical therapists treat patients to relieve their pain and increase their strength and mobility.
• Corrective Therapy Assistants
  Physical therapist assistants help patients regain physical function after illness or injury.
• Cytotechnologists
  Medical laboratory technicians conduct tests to help detect, diagnose, and treat diseases.
• Dental Assistants
  Dental assistants help dentists with patient care, office tasks, and lab duties.
• Dental Ceramists
  Dental laboratory technicians make and repair dentures, crowns, and bridges.
• Dental Hygienists
  Dental hygienists clean teeth and teach clients how to prevent tooth decay and gum disease.
• Dental Laboratory Technicians
  Dental laboratory technicians make and repair dentures, crowns, and bridges.
• Dental Surgeons
  Dentists examine patients’ teeth and mouth and correct dental problems.
• Dentists
  Dentists examine patients’ teeth and mouth and correct dental problems.
• Denturists
  Dental laboratory technicians make and repair dentures, crowns, and bridges.
• Dermatologists (Emerging)
  Dermatologists treat conditions and diseases of the skin, hair, and nails.
• Dietary Assistants
  Dietetic technicians help dietitians provide nutrition care. They may run food service facilities.
• Dietetic Technicians
  Dietetic technicians help dietitians provide nutrition care. They may run food service facilities.
• Dietitians
  Dietitians plan diets for patients and educate people about eating healthy foods. Some dietitians supervise food preparation and service.
• Doctors
  Anesthesiologists are doctors who give patients drugs to relieve pain or put them to sleep during surgery.
• Doctors - Chiropractors
  Chiropractors treat patients with health problems related to back, neck, and other joint damage.
• Doctors - Family and General Practitioners
  Family and general practitioners help people maintain and improve their health.
• Doctors - Internists
  Internists treat people who have illnesses that don't require surgery. They also promote and maintain overall health of adults.
• Doctors - Obstetricians and Gynecologists
  Obstetricians and gynecologists treat female patients. They focus on women's health, including pregnancy, birth, and general well-being.
• Doctors - Optometrists
  Optometrists examine patients' eyes to diagnose vision problems. They prescribe corrective lenses or other treatments.
• Doctors - Pediatricians
  Pediatricians treat the physical, emotional, and social health of children from birth to 21 years.
• Doctors - Podiatrists
  Podiatrists diagnose and treat disorders and injuries of the foot and lower leg.
• EKG Technicians
  Cardiovascular technologists and technicians help doctors identify and treat cardiac (heart) and vascular (blood vessel) problems.
• Electrocardiograph Technicians
  Cardiovascular technologists and technicians help doctors identify and treat cardiac (heart) and vascular (blood vessel) problems.
• Emergency Medical Technicians
  Emergency medical technicians (EMTs) give care to ill or injured people. If patients need more care, EMTs drive them to medical facilities.
• EMTs
  Emergency medical technicians (EMTs) give care to ill or injured people. If patients need more care, EMTs drive them to medical facilities.
• Epidemiologists
  Medical scientists conduct research to find causes of and treatments for disease.
• Exercise Physiologists (Emerging)
  Exercise physiologists use physical activity to treat people who are ill. They also help healthy people improve or maintain their fitness or performance.
• Eye Doctors
  Optometrists examine patients' eyes to diagnose vision problems. They prescribe corrective lenses or other treatments.
• Family and General Practitioners
  Family and general practitioners help people maintain and improve their health.
• Fitness Specialists
  Athletic trainers help prevent and treat injuries in people who are physically active.
• Foot Doctors
  Podiatrists diagnose and treat disorders and injuries of the foot and lower leg.
• General Practitoners
  Family and general practitioners help people maintain and improve their health.
• Health Information Technicians
  Health information technicians collect, code, and maintain medical information about patients.
• Health Services Administrators
  Health services administrators plan and direct the delivery of health care.
• Histology Technicians
  Medical laboratory technicians conduct tests to help detect, diagnose, and treat diseases.
• Home Attendants
  Home health aides care for elderly, recovering, or patients with disabilities, in their own homes.
• Home Care Aides
  Personal and home care aides provide services to elderly, disabled, and ill clients so they can live in their own homes.
• Home Care Providers
  Home health aides care for elderly, recovering, or patients with disabilities, in their own homes.
• Home Health Aides
  Home health aides care for elderly, recovering, or patients with disabilities, in their own homes.
• Hospital Administrators
  Health services administrators plan and direct the delivery of health care.
• Hospital Aides
  Nursing assistants give personal care to patients in hospitals and nursing homes. They work under the direction of nurses and doctors.
• Hygienists
  Dental hygienists clean teeth and teach clients how to prevent tooth decay and gum disease.
• Independent Living Specialists
  Home health aides care for elderly, recovering, or patients with disabilities, in their own homes.
• Inhalation Therapists
  Respiratory therapists evaluate, treat, and care for patients with breathing disorders.
• Internists
  Internists treat people who have illnesses that don't require surgery. They also promote and maintain overall health of adults.
• Laboratory Technicians, Medical
  Medical laboratory technicians conduct tests to help detect, diagnose, and treat diseases.
• Licensed Practical Nurses
  Licensed practical nurses (LPNs) care for people who are sick, injured, or have disabilities.
• LPN
  Licensed practical nurses (LPNs) care for people who are sick, injured, or have disabilities.
• Management Dietitians
  Dietitians plan diets for patients and educate people about eating healthy foods. Some dietitians supervise food preparation and service.
• Massage Therapists
  Massage therapists rub, knead, press, stroke, tap, thump, and stretch their client's muscles and connective tissues. This provides relaxation and improves health and well-being.
• Masseurs
  Massage therapists rub, knead, press, stroke, tap, thump, and stretch their client's muscles and connective tissues. This provides relaxation and improves health and well-being.
• Masseuses
  Massage therapists rub, knead, press, stroke, tap, thump, and stretch their client's muscles and connective tissues. This provides relaxation and improves health and well-being.
• Medical Appliance Technicians
  Medical appliance technicians build, fit, and repair artificial limbs, braces, and supports.
• Medical Assistants
  Medical assistants help care for patients. They carry out routine treatments, conduct lab tests, and maintain office records.
• Medical Equipment Preparers
  Medical equipment preparers clean and sterilize surgical instruments and medical equipment. They also prepare instruments and equipment for use.
• Medical Equipment Repairers
  Medical equipment repairers install, test, adjust, and repair medical equipment.
• Medical Laboratory Technicians
  Medical laboratory technicians conduct tests to help detect, diagnose, and treat diseases.
• Medical Laboratory Technologists
  Medical laboratory technologists conduct complex tests to help detect, diagnose, and treat diseases.
• Medical Records Administrators
  Health services administrators plan and direct the delivery of health care.
• Medical Records Technicians
  Health information technicians collect, code, and maintain medical information about patients.
• Medical Scientists
  Medical scientists conduct research to find causes of and treatments for disease.
• Medical Secretaries
  Medical secretaries perform office duties that use their knowledge of medical terms and procedures.
• Medical Sonographers
  Medical sonographers use ultrasound equipment to examine and test areas of a patient's body.
• Medical Transcriptionists
  Medical transcriptionists listen to taped recordings of medical procedures and doctors’ visits and transcribe them into organized reports.
• Mental Health Aides
  Psychiatric aides care for patients with mental disorders.
• Mental Health Technicians
  Psychiatric technicians assist in the care and treatment of patients who are mentally ill or have developmental disabilities.
• Microbiology Technologists
  Medical laboratory technicians conduct tests to help detect, diagnose, and treat diseases.
• Microbiology Technologists - Medical Laboratory Technologists
  Medical laboratory technologists conduct complex tests to help detect, diagnose, and treat diseases.
• Midwives (Emerging)
  Midwives care for pregnant women before, during, and immediately after childbirth. They deliver babies for low-risk pregnancies.
• MRI Technologists (Emerging)
  MRI technologists use magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) to take pictures of the interior of the body.
• Naturopathic Physicians (Emerging)
  Naturopathic physicians are primary care doctors. They treat patients using natural remedies and practices. They are also called naturopaths.
• Nuclear Medicine Technologists
  Nuclear medicine technologists give patients radioactive drugs or radiation treatments.
• Nurse Practitioners (Emerging)
  Nurse practitioners serve as primary and specialty care providers. They treat and care for patients with a broad range of health issues. They often specialize in a treatment area or in working with certain patients.
• Nurses
  Licensed practical nurses (LPNs) care for people who are sick, injured, or have disabilities.
• Nurses - Registered Nurses
  Registered nurses care for patients who are ill or injured.
• Nursing Assistants
  Nursing assistants give personal care to patients in hospitals and nursing homes. They work under the direction of nurses and doctors.
• Nursing Home Administrators
  Health services administrators plan and direct the delivery of health care.
• Nutritionists
  Dietitians plan diets for patients and educate people about eating healthy foods. Some dietitians supervise food preparation and service.
• Obstetricians
  Obstetricians and gynecologists treat female patients. They focus on women's health, including pregnancy, birth, and general well-being.
• Obstetricians and Gynecologists
  Obstetricians and gynecologists treat female patients. They focus on women's health, including pregnancy, birth, and general well-being.
• Occupational Therapist Assistants
  Occupational therapist assistants help people with disabilities develop skills. They work under the supervision of occupational therapists.
• Occupational Therapists
  Occupational therapists help people regain or learn daily living or work skills.
• Operating Room Technicians
  Surgical technologists prepare for and assist with surgical procedures.
• Ophthalmic Assistants
  Medical assistants help care for patients. They carry out routine treatments, conduct lab tests, and maintain office records.
• Ophthalmologists
  Optometrists examine patients' eyes to diagnose vision problems. They prescribe corrective lenses or other treatments.
• Optometrists
  Optometrists examine patients' eyes to diagnose vision problems. They prescribe corrective lenses or other treatments.
• Oral Hygienists
  Dental hygienists clean teeth and teach clients how to prevent tooth decay and gum disease.
• Oral Surgeons
  Dentists examine patients’ teeth and mouth and correct dental problems.
• Orderlies
  Nursing assistants give personal care to patients in hospitals and nursing homes. They work under the direction of nurses and doctors.
• Orthodontic Assistants
  Dental assistants help dentists with patient care, office tasks, and lab duties.
• Orthodontic Technicians
  Dental laboratory technicians make and repair dentures, crowns, and bridges.
• Orthodontists
  Dentists examine patients’ teeth and mouth and correct dental problems.
• Orthopedic Mechanics
  Orthotic and prosthetic specialists design, build, and fit orthopedic braces, surgical supports, and artificial limbs. They usually work from doctors' prescriptions.
• Orthotic and Prosthetic Specialists
  Orthotic and prosthetic specialists design, build, and fit orthopedic braces, surgical supports, and artificial limbs. They usually work from doctors' prescriptions.
• Orthotist Assistants
  Medical appliance technicians build, fit, and repair artificial limbs, braces, and supports.
• OT
  Occupational therapists help people regain or learn daily living or work skills.
• Oxygen Therapists
  Respiratory therapists evaluate, treat, and care for patients with breathing disorders.
• PA
  Physician assistants (PAs) provide health care services under the supervision of doctors.
• Paramedics
  Emergency medical technicians (EMTs) give care to ill or injured people. If patients need more care, EMTs drive them to medical facilities.
• Pediatric Dentists
  Dentists examine patients’ teeth and mouth and correct dental problems.
• Pediatricians
  Pediatricians treat the physical, emotional, and social health of children from birth to 21 years.
• Personal and Home Care Aides
  Personal and home care aides provide services to elderly, disabled, and ill clients so they can live in their own homes.
• Pharmacist Assistants
  Pharmacy technicians help pharmacists provide medicines and other health care products to patients.
• Pharmacists
  Pharmacists dispense drugs and provide information about their use.
• Pharmacy Aides
  Pharmacy aides help pharmacists with clerical duties.
• Pharmacy Technicians
  Pharmacy technicians help pharmacists provide medicines and other health care products to patients.
• Phlebotomists
  Medical laboratory technicians conduct tests to help detect, diagnose, and treat diseases.
• Physical Therapist Aides
  Physical therapist aides care for patients suffering from injuries or disease.
• Physical Therapist Assistants
  Physical therapist assistants help patients regain physical function after illness or injury.
• Physical Therapists
  Physical therapists treat patients to relieve their pain and increase their strength and mobility.
• Physical Trainers
  Athletic trainers help prevent and treat injuries in people who are physically active.
• Physician Assistants
  Physician assistants (PAs) provide health care services under the supervision of doctors.
• Physicians
  Anesthesiologists are doctors who give patients drugs to relieve pain or put them to sleep during surgery.
• Physicians - Family and General Practitioners
  Family and general practitioners help people maintain and improve their health.
• Physicians - Internists
  Internists treat people who have illnesses that don't require surgery. They also promote and maintain overall health of adults.
• Physicians - Obstetricians and Gynecologists
  Obstetricians and gynecologists treat female patients. They focus on women's health, including pregnancy, birth, and general well-being.
• Physicians - Pediatricians
  Pediatricians treat the physical, emotional, and social health of children from birth to 21 years.
• Physicians - Podiatrists
  Podiatrists diagnose and treat disorders and injuries of the foot and lower leg.
• Physicians - Surgeons
  Surgeons perform surgery to diagnose and treat patients.
• Podiatrists
  Podiatrists diagnose and treat disorders and injuries of the foot and lower leg.
• Prosthetic Specialists
  Orthotic and prosthetic specialists design, build, and fit orthopedic braces, surgical supports, and artificial limbs. They usually work from doctors' prescriptions.
• Prosthetist Assistants
  Medical appliance technicians build, fit, and repair artificial limbs, braces, and supports.
• Psychiatric Aides
  Psychiatric aides care for patients with mental disorders.
• Psychiatric Orderlies
  Psychiatric aides care for patients with mental disorders.
• Psychiatric Technicians
  Psychiatric technicians assist in the care and treatment of patients who are mentally ill or have developmental disabilities.
• Psychiatrists
  Psychiatrists diagnose and treat people who have mental illnesses.
• PT
  Physical therapists treat patients to relieve their pain and increase their strength and mobility.
• Radiation Therapists
  Radiation therapists use beams of radiation to treat tumors.
• Radiographers
  Radiologic technologists use special equipment to create images of internal organs, tissues, and bones.
• Radiologic Technologists
  Radiologic technologists use special equipment to create images of internal organs, tissues, and bones.
• Radiologists (Emerging)
  Radiologists are doctors who interpret x-rays and other medical images.
• Recreational Therapists
  Recreational therapists plan and carry out treatments and activities for patients.
• Registered Nurses
  Registered nurses care for patients who are ill or injured.
• Rehabilitation Assistants
  Physical therapist assistants help patients regain physical function after illness or injury.
• Rehabilitation Services Administrators
  Health services administrators plan and direct the delivery of health care.
• Resident Assistants
  Personal and home care aides provide services to elderly, disabled, and ill clients so they can live in their own homes.
• Residential Assistants
  Home health aides care for elderly, recovering, or patients with disabilities, in their own homes.
• Respiratory Therapists
  Respiratory therapists evaluate, treat, and care for patients with breathing disorders.
• RN
  Registered nurses care for patients who are ill or injured.
• Scrub Technicians
  Surgical technologists prepare for and assist with surgical procedures.
• Sonographers
  Medical sonographers use ultrasound equipment to examine and test areas of a patient's body.
• Sports Trainers
  Athletic trainers help prevent and treat injuries in people who are physically active.
• Sterile Processing Technicians
  Medical equipment preparers clean and sterilize surgical instruments and medical equipment. They also prepare instruments and equipment for use.
• Surgeons
  Surgeons perform surgery to diagnose and treat patients.
• Surgical Dental Assistants
  Dental assistants help dentists with patient care, office tasks, and lab duties.
• Surgical Orderlies
  Surgical technologists prepare for and assist with surgical procedures.
• Surgical Technologists
  Surgical technologists prepare for and assist with surgical procedures.
• Therapeutic Recreation Specialists
  Recreational therapists plan and carry out treatments and activities for patients.
• Therapists
  Psychiatrists diagnose and treat people who have mental illnesses.
• Toxicologists
  Medical scientists conduct research to find causes of and treatments for disease.
• Ultrasound Technologists
  Medical sonographers use ultrasound equipment to examine and test areas of a patient's body.
• Veterinary Technologists and Technicians
  Veterinary technologists and technicians perform various animal healthcare duties to help veterinarians.
• Veterinary X-Ray Operators
  Veterinary technologists and technicians perform various animal healthcare duties to help veterinarians.
• Virologists
  Medical scientists conduct research to find causes of and treatments for disease.
• X-Ray Technicians
  Radiologic technologists use special equipment to create images of internal organs, tissues, and bones.

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