A paramedic is a trained professional who provides emergency medical care to people who are seriously ill or injured, with the primary goal of stabilising the patient before they are transported to a hospital. 

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

Aid workers typically operate in front line conditions, facilitating the effective distribution of humanitarian aid to people who have been hit by human or natural disasters.

A racecourse manager is responsible for running and developing a successful racecourse in terms of the quality races, sponsorship, attendance, betting, customer satisfaction and profitability and looking for alternative revenue streams. This is a senior manager position and is found at all racecourses in Ireland.

Works in a laboratory assisting scientific and technical staff with day to day duties.

Diagnoses and treats difficulties with human eye movement.

Serve their religious community by leading acts of worship and preaching their faith.

A fully qualified medical doctor who specialises in treating and advising women on health, pregnancy and childbirth issues.

A Radiation Therapist is an expert oncology healthcare professional who plays a pivotal role in the treatment and care of patients undergoing Radiation Therapy.

Hearing aid dispensers are involved with video otoscopy, hearing assessments, impression taking, servicing and repairing of hearing aids, fitting digital hearing aids, recommending hearing aid accessories and provision of hearing protection.

Controls the camera in fast-paced video game competitions to ensure spectators can follow the action.

Treats patients with neck, back and other joint problems without the use of medicine or surgery.