Top Careers In The Medical Field.

Working as a Certified Nursing Assistant is an entry-level role that will give you hands-on experience when you are ready to take the next step in your medical career.

Dental hygienists take care of cleaning teeth to promote hygiene and help avoid cavities and gum problems.

Trained emergency medical technician that arrives at the scene to provide medical services such as resuscitation.

Home health aides provide home care to individuals who require assistance in their day-to-day living.

Licensed Practical Nurses provide basic nursing care to patients and work with Registered Nurses and Doctors.

A Nurse Practitioner can diagnose, treat, counsel, and prescribe medications to patients in hospitals or doctors’ offices.

Patient care techs work directly with patients helping them with daily activities and assist the medical staff by measuring and monitoring the patients' vital signs among other tasks.

Physical therapist assistants provide physical therapy services to patients and aide to physical therapists.

A professional recovery coach is a life coach who works with someone during their addiction recovery process.

Registered Nurses provide hands-on patient care in various settings, mainly hospitals, and clinics.

Dental assistants help dentists to provide patient care, keep records, and care for the dental equipment.

Dialysis technicians maintain and monitor dialysis equipment, and also act as primary caregivers for patients undergoing dialysis treatment.

EKG technicians test and monitor the cardiovascular system.

Medical assistants support the work of physicians, nurses, and other health professionals.

Medical laboratory technologists collect bodily samples and conduct tests to analyze those samples.

A Mental Health Technician is a healthcare support professional who assists licensed clinicians in caring for individuals with mental, emotional, or behavioral conditions.

As a Nutritionist, you’ll be tasked with creating meal plans, counseling, and understanding dietary restrictions for all types of clients.

Opticians are technicians and salespersons at the same time who spends most of their day talking to customers, reading prescriptions written by doctors, and dispensing glasses and lenses.

Pharmacy technicians provide patients with medications through prescription or over the counter.

As a Phlebotomist, it will be your responsibility to take blood samples from patients and send them to the lab for further testing.

A sterile processing technician is a healthcare professional who is responsible for preparing, sterilizing, maintaining, packaging, and storing medical tools and equipment used in surgical and other medical procedures.

Surgical technologists – also known as operating room techs – prepare operating rooms and assist doctors and nurses during surgical procedures.

MRI Technologists use a machine to scan the body and create a detailed image of the inside for doctors to analyze.

Allied health provisional who specializes in radiation oncology treatments.

Respiratory therapists treat and care for patients who experience breathing difficulties.

Ultrasound technicians aid physicians in monitoring and diagnosing patients through the use of ultrasonic imaging technology.

X-Ray Technicians are medical imaging professionals who use technology to visualize the inside of our bodies.

Healthcare administrators – also known as healthcare executives or health services managers – are responsible for the planning, direction, and coordination of medical and health services.

Medical billers and coders manage, organize, and code various health information data.

Medical Office Managers are unseen masters of controlled chaos, juggling the needs of healthcare professionals while keeping the non-clinical side of the office humming.

Medical transcriptionists go over voice recordings to convert them into written texts.

The work involves helping people to orient themselves to the space and everything that is going on.

Registered Health Information Technician (RHIT) help store and verify accuracy of health records as well as analyze patient data.

Dog groomers attend to grooming dogs, usually at dog salons or big pet-related chain stores.

Veterinary Assistants work closely with Veterinarians to handle routine animal care.

Veterinary office managers work to make sure that the daily operations run smoothly and efficiently at veterinary hospitals or veterinary clinics.

Veterinary Technicians assist veterinarians as well as diagnosing and treating animals, mostly in private clinics.