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medical doctor specializing in disease, disorders, and injuries of the eye
Ophthalmologist
Also called Health Care Executives
Healthcare Administrator
Also called coding specialists
Medical Coder
Study of blood
Hematology
Also called Food Service Worker
Dietetic Assistant
Medical researchers who study the safety of new drugs
Pharmacologist
Transport patients
Transport Technician
Individuals who combine knowledge of engineering with the knowledge of biology
Biomedical/Clinical Engineer
Teach people the behaviors that promote wellness
Health Educator
Help people who have physical, developmental, mental, or emotional disabilities
Occupational Therapist
Design,, plan, and conduct experiments of chemical agents on the body
Toxicologist
Work under the supervision of physicians called Radiologists
Radiology Technician
Individuals who study living organisms like viruses
Biological Scientist
Doctor of Optometry who prescribe corrective lenses
Optometrist
Individuals who study human behavior and use this knowledge to help patients deal with problems of everyday life
Psychologist
Individuals who identify and track diseases
Epidemiologists
Also called Health Unit Coordinators
Medical Secretary
Also called criminalists
Forensic Science Technician
Also called Health Science Librarian
Medical Librarian
Individuals who work under the supervision of dieticians to plan menus and order food
Dietetic Technician
Investigate the growth and characteristics of microscopic organisms
Microbiologists
Also called venipuncture technologists
Phlebotomists
Individuals who use their artistic and creative talents to illustrate in health textbooks
Medical illustrator
Also called Environmental Service Workers
House Keeping Workers
Nurse aide that acquire additional education to provide care to the elderly patients
Geriatric Assistant