RANPs/RAMPs provide a complete clinical service for patients, clients, mothers and their families as the experts in their area. They have a higher level of knowledge, skill and decision making responsibility and authority than a nurse/midwife or a clinic nurse/midwife specialist.

Works with people on outdoor activity sessions and trips, or teachs them skills in a wide range of outdoor activities, such as rock climbing, orienteering, abseiling and canoeing or hill walking.

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

A branch of Applied Psychology that is concerned with the collection, examination and presentation of evidence for judicial purposes.

Assists scientists in the pharmaceutical industry and pharmacists in clinical and community pharmacy settings.

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

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.

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

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

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

Trains and coaches athletes and sports people helping them to improve their techniques and performance.

Manages all aspects of the laboratory service in chemical, research or clinical laboratories and ensures appropriate staffing, equipment, quality and safety.