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

A fully qualified medical doctor who specialises in treating people with cancer.

Sets-up and controls the equipment which enables a patient's heart and lungs to work during open heart surgery.

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

Designs, attaches, and provides maintenance for artificial limbs, including robotic implants.

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.

Involved in managing healthcare providers such as hospitals, health centres or large GP surgeries. Duties can range from staff management to budgeting and regulatory adherence.

Periodontist - a Dentist who specialises in the care of the gums and tissue surrounding the teeth.

Respiratory physiology technicians use technical equipment to measure the function and efficiency of a patient's breathing system.

Provides dental care and oral hygiene treatments and advice to dental patients.

Care assistants provide basic personal care and social care to children and young people in a number of settings, including special schools, day centres and residential homes.

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.