Assist in preparing both horse and jockey for a race, responsible for riding equipment before, in-between and after races

Home help organisers manage the delivery of home help support to people who, because of a disability, frailty or emergency situation, need help to maintain themselves in their own homes.

Midwifery involves caring for pregnant women during pregnancy, birth and after birth. Midwifery is a separate profession from nursing. 

A racecourse operations manager is responsible for ensuring a successful racecourse with overall responsibility for health and safety, and the day to day operation of a racecourse working closely with ground staff, sales and hospitality and catering teams and all service providers on race day.

Studies the human immune system, and prescribes the appropriate drugs to help it fight infections.

Public health nurses (PHNs) are registered nurses with a specialist nursing qualification. They provide the core nursing and midwifery care in the community.

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.

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.

Community education projects focus on promoting learning and educational support within local communities to encourage both individual and community development.

Application of psychological theory, methods and research to health, physical illness and health care. Health promotion, maintenance, health behaviour change, and psychological effects of physical ill-health. 

Works in private homes caring for their employers' children.

A specialist clinical support worker who takes blood samples from patients (usually in hospital) for testing in laboratories, towards diagnosing illness.