Uses music to help people with physical, mental, emotional and physiological difficulties to express themselves and to develop their potential.

An Optometrist is a healthcare professional who provides comprehensive eye exams, prescribes corrective lenses, diagnoses eye diseases, and offers guidance on maintaining good visual health.

Investigates deaths where there are medico-legal implications, for example, suspected homicides, death in custody and other complex cases.

Assists with the day to day operation of recreational facilities, ensures safety, encouraging participation and administering first aid as required.

Assesses the performance of racing/national hunt horses and apply handicap ratings

Provides surgical care for the teeth, jaws and facial bones.

A fully qualified medical doctor who specialises in the correction of vision, and works in the treatment of all conditions, disorders and diseases of the eye. 

Works in the safe dispensing and use of medicines, including providing advice, information and counselling, mostly in a community or hospital setting.

Performs autopsies and other procedures on a dead body to investigate the details of how a person died.

Care assistants provide basic personal care and social care to children and young people in a number of settings, including special schools, day centres and residential homes.

Respiratory physiology technicians use technical equipment to measure the function and efficiency of a patient's breathing system.

Offers information and guidance on education, training, and work opportunities in environments such as the ETB including; VTOS, Adult literacy, Adult and Community Education, and wider community.