health related jobs
machines used in health careers
who does what during and after an accident scene
100

Someone who checks your vision and prescribes glasses.

Optometrist

100

A device used to measure a person’s blood pressure.

Sphygmomanometer

100

The person who calls emergency services and provides first aid until help arrives.

First Responder

200

A person who assists surgeons during an operation by handing instruments.

Surgical Technician

200

A machine that records the electrical activity of the heart.

Electrocardiogram (ECG/EKG)

200

The professional responsible for transporting the victim safely to the hospital.

EMT

300

A professional who diagnoses and treats problems with teeth and gums.

Dentist

300

A machine that produces detailed cross-sectional images of the body.


CT Scan

300

The doctor in the ER who performs immediate lifesaving surgery if needed.


Trauma Surgeon

400

A person trained to respond to emergencies outside of a hospital, often arriving in an ambulance.

Paramedic

400

A device used to help patients breathe when they cannot on their own.

Ventilator

400

The professional who supports victims and their families with emotional needs after an accident.


Social Worker or Crisis Counselor

500

A professional who develops exercise plans for people recovering from injury.

Physical Therapist

500

A large machine that uses powerful magnets and radio waves to create images of internal organs.


 MRI

500

The person who documents the accident details and creates an official report for investigation.

Police Officer