Medical records clerks play an important role in the smooth running of hospitals and clinics. They set up and maintain a system of keeping patients' records on file.

Analyses chromosomes found in biological specimens such as amniotic fluids, bone marrow and blood, to aid in the study, diagnosis, or treatment of genetic diseases.

Treats people with back, neck and limb related injuries using massage.

The starter is responsible for co-ordinating and overseeing the start of a race.

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

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.

Designs, attaches, and provides maintenance for artificial limbs, including robotic implants.

Works as an assistant to a dentist in dental hospitals and local surgeries.

Services and maintains pools, spas and hot tubs in homes, gyms, hotels and leisure centres, making sure they are safe for bathers.

Works on behalf of a political representative, liaises between representative and constituents and their communities on day to day issues.

Provides support for pathologists (specialist doctors) during post-mortem examinations. These exams aim to identify the cause of death, and involve analysing and dissecting the deceased.

A fully qualified medical doctor who specialises in treating people with cancer.