 AUDIOLOGIST

Identifies and rehabilitates

hearing impairments and related
disorders.
 CHIROPRACTOR
› Diagnoses and treats neuromuscular
disorders, with emphasis on treatment
through manual adjustments and/or
manipulation of the spine.
 CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGIST
› Assesses, diagnoses, treats and helps
prevent mental disorder.
 DIETITIAN/NUTRITIONIST
› Promotes good health through
proper diet and treatment of
diseases.
 EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN
› Also known as ambulance technician;
responds quickly to any emergency and
life-threatening situation to immediately
treat serious injuries, physical or mental
trauma to increase a patient’s chances
of survival.
 GUIDANCE COUNSELOR
› Assist students with personal, family,
education, and career decisions
and concerns; also helps them
develop job-finding skills and other
life skills needed to prevent and
deal with problems.
 HEALTH EDUCATOR
› Specializes in health education and
promotes the development of
health knowledge , life skills, and
positive attitudes toward the health
and well being of students.
 MASSAGE THERAPIST
› Performs the scientific manipulation
of the soft tissues of the body for the
purpose of normalizing those tissues;
uses manual techniques that
include applying fixed or movable
pressure on affected parts of the
body.
 MEDICAL ASSISTANT
› Performs, under the direction of a
physician, various routine
administrative and non technical
clinical task in hospitals, clinics, and
other similar facilities
 MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST
› Performs a variety of tasks on body
fluids, from simple blood tests to
more complex tests to uncover
abnormalities in the body, and
underlying causes of illnesses, such
as HIV/AIDS, diabetes, and cancer
which are not easily detected
through physical examination.
 MIDWIFE
› Professionals with the expertise and
skills in helping women maintain a
healthy pregnancies, assist in or
perform childbirth delivery, and help
in women’s recovery process
through the postpartum period.
NURSE
› Trained to provide care for
people who are sick or injured;
monitors patient’s health and
records symptoms, assists
physicians during examinations
and treatment, and administers
medications.
 OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST
› Uses purposeful activity and
interventions to maximize the
independence and health of any
client who is limited by physical
injury or illness, cognitive
impairment, psychosocial
dysfunction, mental illness, or
learning disability.
 ORTHOTIST/PROSTHETIST
› Makes and fits prosthetics or
artificial parts for the human
body.
 PARAMEDIC
› Gives emergency medical
treatment or assist medical
professionals in emergency
situations.
 PHARMACIST
› Prepares and dispense medication
prescribed by licensed health
professionals, also provides health
information to patients regarding
drugs, and consults with healthcare
professionals on advances in drugs
or medicine.
 RADIOLOGIC
TECHNOLOGIST/
RADIOGRAPHER
› Healthcare professionals who
perform imaging procedures, such
as x-rays examinations, Magnetic
Resonance Imaging (MRI) scans
and Computed Tomography (CT)
scans.
MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING Scan
COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY (CT) Scan
 PHYSICAL THERAPIST
› Examines, evaluates, and treats
physical impairments through
use of especial exercise,
application of heat or cold, and
other physical modalities.
 SPEECH
LANGUAGE
PATHOLOGIST
› Diagnoses and treats patients
with functional and organic
speech defects and disorders.
 PHLEBOTOMIST
› Professionals which special training
in phlebotomy or drawing blood
from patients.
 RADIATION THERAPIST
› Administers radiation therapy
services to patients and observes
patients during treatment; other
duties may include tumor
localization, patient follow-up,
patient education, and record
keeping.
 RESPIRATORY THERAPIST
› Specializes in the promotion of
optimum cardiopulmonary function
and health; regularly deals with
various chronic respiratory diseases,
such as asthma and emphysema.
 SOCIAL WORKER
› Investigates, treats, and gives aid to
people with social problems and helps
people with mental illness, serious health
conditions, financial difficulties, substance
abuse problems, domestic or child abuse,
unwanted pregnancy and other social
problems.