Manages all aspects of the laboratory service in chemical, research or clinical laboratories and ensures appropriate staffing, equipment, quality and safety.

RANPs/RAMPs provide a complete clinical service for patients, clients, mothers and their families as the experts in their area. They have a higher level of knowledge, skill and decision making responsibility and authority than a nurse/midwife or a clinic nurse/midwife specialist.

Specialises in the assessment, diagnosis and treatment of the foot, ankle and lower limb. 

Also known as Health Promotion Officer. Encourages and helps people to live a healthy lifestyle and value their well-being.

Oversees the day-to-day running of leisure centres in a range of settings, such as hotels, gyms, holiday/theme parks, and local authorities or universities.

Invents new training equipment, better ways to measure performance and even fabrication of performance clothing.

Administers alternative forms healthcare to patients.

Assists scientists in the pharmaceutical industry and pharmacists in clinical and community pharmacy settings.

Assess a patient’s hearing through a case history, otoscopy and audiometry testing. If needed, you’ll select the most appropriate hearing aid, undertake fittings and advise on their use, ensuring customers are fully trained on their new devices.

Competes in a sport such as Gaelic Football, Rugby, Tennis, or Golf.

Treats patients with problems and diseases of the mouth and of the teeth.

Physiotherapists help relieve pain and treat or prevent physical difficulties sustained through ageing, injury, disability, or illness.