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.

Takes steps to preserve dead bodies and make them suitable for public display at a funeral.

Clinical / Medical Technologists working in medical physics or clinical engineering are responsible for maintaining and servicing complex, specialised equipment used to diagnose and treat patients

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

Treats patients with problems and diseases of the mouth and of the teeth.

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.

Yard staff are part of the stable staff team in a racing yard.  The role includes mucking out, feeding, grooming and maintaining the stables of a racing yard.

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.

There are two main types of Golf Professional: Tournament Players and Club Professionals

Studies and researches micro-organisms like bacteria and algae.

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.

The Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) post is designed to provide a comprehensive and dedicated Patient Transport / Intermediate Care Service within the National Ambulance Service (NAS).