Homecare Workers work with people who, perhaps through illness, a physical or learning disability or a mental health problem, need support to cope within their own home.

Manages emergency vehicles, intermediate care vehicles, other national ambulance service resources, and community first responder services.

General nursing involves monitoring health, administering treatments, providing patient care, and offering emotional support to promote recovery.

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

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

A fully qualified medical doctor who specialises in examing, treating and advising sick people in a local GP surgery, or in a hospital setting.

Specially qualified professional who measures hearing, diagnoses and advises on the management of hearing disorders, and supplies and fits hearing aids and other hearing devices to suit individual needs. Otherwise known as a Hearing Technician.

A Diagnostic Radiographer is a healthcare professional who uses a range of techniques to achieve a high-quality diagnostic image which aids in the diagnosis of an injury or disease.

A fully qualified medical doctor who specialises in treating diseases of the digestive system.

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

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.

Invents new training equipment, better ways to measure performance and even fabrication of performance clothing.