SLT's assess, diagnose, and provide interventions and supports to individuals across the lifespan with communication, voice, feeding, eating, drinking, and swallowing (FEDS) disorders or concerns. 

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

Tests peoples eyesight and prescribes lens and glasses to correct sight problems.

A fully qualified medical doctor who specialises in treating sick children and new-born babies.

Investigates and describes the causes and potential spread of disease, disability, or health outcomes. They may also engage in developing the means for prevention and control of infections.

Clinical Measurement Physiologist (CMPs) predominantly work in the area of diagnostics. They carry out tests directly on patients and also report on the tests.

A registered Nurse who works within the operating theatre and who co-ordinates the provision of surgical nursing care to patients undergoing surgical procedures. This is a post registration area of nursing speciality.

Studies the way people think and act and uses their understanding to help people with difficulties to change their lives for the better.

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

A fully qualified medical doctor who specialises in preventing patients from feeling pain whilst they undergo surgery and other medical procedures.

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.

Specialists on viruses and viral infections, such as those that cause colds and flus. They can be both scientists and medical doctors and may study viruses that affect humans or study viral infections in other animals.