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

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.

Performs autopsies and other procedures on a dead body to investigate the details of how a person died.

Researches how the nervous system behaves; develops pharmaceuticals for neurological disorders.

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.

Embryologists research and investigate the many causes of infertility through the study of an embryo, development of a foetus and human birth.

Social Workers promote social change and development, support human rights, and aim to empower individuals, groups and communities to take charge of their lives within their own environment and social context.

Listens to, supports and tries to help people as they sort out their personal issues.

Treats people who are sick by inserting needles into special areas of the body to relieve pain and sickness.

The Stall Handler loads the correct horse in its designated stall prior to the off of the race and is responsible for the safety or the horse and rider.

Makes and repairs false teeth and other dental fixtures using both metal and plastic.

Community Resource workers provide a range of services to people with visual impairments supporting their practical and emotional skills.