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.

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.

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.

Provide free, confidential and impartial advice to clients on their rights in a range of legal, financial, social, employment and general consumer issues.

Genetic technologists study biological specimens such as blood, bone marrow, tumours and amniotic fluid.

Assist medical staff with routine tasks, such as moving patients between wards etc.

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. 

A Medical Laboratory Aide (MLA) supports scientists, researchers, and healthcare professionals by performing a range of scientific, technical, and administrative tasks in a laboratory setting. Their work contributes to disease diagnosis, scientific research, and the development of new products and technologies.

Uses plants to provide medical benefits to patients.

Promote access to sport and physical activity for people of all ages and abilities. Often organise projects, classes, programmes, coaching, club development and training for those who want to participate.

Diagnoses and treats difficulties with human eye movement.