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

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

Plays video games at an elite level with the aim of qualifying for and winning tournaments and competitions.

Deliver doses of X-rays and other ionising radiation to patients, most of whom are suffering from various forms of cancer.

Supports early intervention aiming to promote and protect the health, well-being and rights of all children, young people and their families. Particular attention is given to those who are vulnerable or at risk.

Registered Nurse/Midwife Tutors teach and facilitate the development of nursing and midwifery students and qualified staff. The NMBI Nurse/Midwife Tutor’s registration education programme prepares appropriately qualified and experienced nurses and midwives for the role of lecturer in Institutes of Higher Education and in Centres of Nursing / Midwifery Education.

Also known as Health Promotion Officer. Encourages and helps people to live a healthy lifestyle and value their well-being.

Contract tracers work to connect with people who are newly diagnosed with COVID-19, inform them of their positive test result, trace their close contacts and offer advice in order to prevent the further spread of the virus.

Midwifery involves caring for pregnant women during pregnancy, birth and after birth. Midwifery is a separate profession from nursing. 

A jockey is a professional sports athlete who is contracted by licensed trainers to ride horses at Race meetings for a riding fee.  Jockey’s must be in top physical shape and they must maintain appropriate riding weights, generally under 12 stone for Jump Racing and under 10 stone for Flat.

Children’s Nursing involves providing nursing care and family support to children of diverse abilities, ethnicities, backgrounds and ages from birth to 16 years.

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.