Healthcare and Social Assistance

Acupuncturists assess patient symptoms and insert sterile needles to support health and pain management.

Anesthesia technicians prepare, test and maintain anesthesia machines and airway gear for surgical teams.

Anesthesiologists evaluate patients, administer anesthesia, and monitor vital signs during surgery.

Audiologists evaluate hearing and balance, fit assistive devices, and guide patients through care.

Cardiologists evaluate, diagnose, and treat diseases of the heart and blood vessels.

Caregivers assist clients with daily personal care, mobility, meals, and essential household tasks.

Case managers assess client needs, create service plans, and connect people to community resources.

Gives hands-on daily care to patients in nursing homes and hospitals under a nurse's supervision.

Work chairside with dentists to prepare treatment rooms, assist procedures, and care for patients.

Dental hygienists clean teeth, examine oral health, and provide preventive care in dental operatories.

Dentists examine mouth tissue, restore teeth, perform procedures and lead dental teams.

Diagnose and treat skin conditions, perform biopsies and minor surgeries, and counsel patients on care.

Dietetic technicians screen patient nutrition, plan therapeutic diets, and monitor meal plans.

Dietitians assess nutritional needs, design medical food therapies, and counsel patients on healthy eating.

Record heart activity and monitor cardiac rhythms using specialized electrocardiograph equipment.

EMTs respond to emergency 911 calls, provide basic life support, and transport patients to hospitals.

Diagnose, treat, and care for patients of all ages across clinics, practices, and hospitals.

Plans and runs the business side of a hospital department, clinic, practice or nursing home.

Helps older and disabled clients with bathing, meals and basic health checks in their own homes.

Gives basic medical care, checks vital signs and charts patient changes under RN and doctor supervision.

Handles patient intake, vital signs, injections and front-office work in doctors' offices and clinics.

Perform essential clinical tests on medical samples to help physicians diagnose and treat diseases.

Medical scribes record patient visits in electronic health records alongside healthcare providers.

Support hospital and clinic patients by coordinating care, discharges and community resources.

Help clients manage mental health challenges through therapy, assessment, and treatment planning.

Evaluate emotional needs, guide therapeutic care, and help clients work through behavioral health challenges.

Prepare radiopharmaceuticals and operate advanced scanners to create diagnostic images for patient care.

Administer anesthesia, monitor vital signs, and provide pain management during surgical procedures.

Diagnose illnesses, prescribe treatments, and deliver primary or specialty care.

Help people regain daily living skills after injury, illness, or disability through hands-on care.

Medical doctors who diagnose eye diseases, perform eye surgery, and manage vision care.

Opticians fit eyeglasses and contact lenses using prescriptions from eye doctors.

Optometrists examine eyes, diagnose vision problems and eye diseases, and prescribe corrective lenses.

Diagnose, prevent, and treat dental and facial irregularities to align teeth and jaws.

An orthopedic surgeon evaluates, treats, and operates on musculoskeletal injuries and disorders.

Orthotists design, fabricate, and fit custom braces and orthotic devices to restore patient mobility.

Respond to emergency calls, provide advanced life support and transport critically ill patients.

A medical doctor who examines tissue specimens and laboratory tests to diagnose disease.

Provide direct patient care, assist with daily activities, record vital signs, and support clinical teams.

A pediatric dentist provides oral health care and preventive treatments for infants, children, and teens.

Pediatric nurses provide medical care, monitoring, and emotional support to infants, children, and teens.

Pediatricians diagnose illnesses, track development, and care for infants, children, and teens.

Pharmacists dispense medications, counsel patients, and ensure safe therapy.

Helps pharmacists fill prescriptions, manage medication inventory and serve patients at the counter.

Draw blood from patients and prepare laboratory specimens in hospitals, clinics, and diagnostic labs.

Help patients improve movement, manage pain, and recover function through exercises and hands-on care.

Physical therapist assistants help patients regain movement and manage pain under therapist supervision.

Examine patients, diagnose illnesses, prescribe medication, and coordinate care across medical settings.