created by: hss intern leah bartlett, february 2021 health
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Created by: HSS Intern Leah Bartlett, February 2021
Health Service Careers 1.Animal Behaviorist
2.Anesthesiologist 3. Apothecary 4. Audiologist
5.Billing and Code 6.Biomedical Engineer
7.Blood Bank Technology Specialist 8.Cardiovascular Perfusionist 9.Cardiovascular Technologist
10.Central Service Technician 11.Certified Nursing Assistant
12.Certified Nursing Midwife 13.Child Life Specialist
14.Chiropractor 15.Clinical Nurse Educator 16.Cytogenetic Technologist
17.Dentist 18.Dermatologist
19.Diagnostic Medical Sonographer 20.Dietician 21.Emergency Medical Technician
22.Family Practitioner 23.Genetic Counselor
24.Geriatric Nurse 25.Health Administrator 26.Healthcare Documentation Specialist
27.Health Researcher 28.Health Writer
29.Hemodialysis Technician
30.Histology Technician 31.Home Health Aide 32.Hospital Chaplain
33.Hygenist 34. Informatics Nurse
35.Lab Tech 36.Laboratory Animal Caretaker 37.Legal Consultant
38.Licensed Practice Vocational Nurse 39.Magnetic Resonance Imaging Technologist
40.Massage Therapist 41.Medical Assistant 42.Medical Dosimetrist
43.Medical Equipment Preparer 44.Medical and Health Services Manager 45.Medical Librarian
46.Medical Records and Health Information Technicians 47.Medical Sales Executive 48.Medical Secretaries
49.Medical Social Worker 50.Medical Transcriptionist
51.Naturopathic Physician 52.Neurodiagnostic Technologist 53.Nuclear Medicine Technologist
54.Nurse Anesthetist
55.Nurse Care Practitioner
56.Occupational Health and Safety 57.Occupational Therapist 58.Obstetrician
59.Opticians 60.Optometrist
61.Opthamologist 62.Orderlies 63.Orthotic and Prosthetics Professional
64.Palliative Care Nurse 65.Patient Advocate
66.Patient Care Associate 67.Patient Transporter 68.Perioperative Nurse
69.Pharmacist 70.Physical Therapist
71.Podiatrists 72.Positron Emission Tomography Technologist 73. Psychiatric Aide
74.Quality Improvement Manager or Coordinator
75.Radiation Therapists 76.Regulatory Affairs Specialists
77. Social and Human Services Assistant
78.Social Worker 79.Speech Language Pathologist
80.Ultrasound Technician 81.Veterinary Technologist
Career Description Training Needs Salary Range
Job Prospects
1. Palliative Care Nurse1-1-1-2 Retrieved January 14, 2021
Palliates symptoms related to progressive chronic illness, advanced illness and end of life in collaboration with the interdisciplinary team and primary care providers. This may include making recommendations and/or ordering pharmacologic and non-pharmacologic treatments.
NCCPA/ANCC State of MI PA/NP licensure CSL/DEA AHA BLS and ACLS certification Certification through the National Board for Certification of Hospice and Palliative Nurses- NBCHPN- or a commitment to obtain such certification within 18 months of hire
90,000-120,000
Hospital, Urgent Care, Doctors’ Offices
2. Medical Assistant1-1-1-2 Retrieved January 14, 2021
Under direct supervision of the provider and nursing leadership, performs a variety of administrative and clinical tasks to assist in the quality and compassionate care provided to patients. These duties include the greeting and escorting of patients to the exam room; taking medical histories, the measurement and recording of vital signs; preparing patients for the
Current BLS-C certificate. Certified Medical Assistant (CMA) or Registered Medical Assistant (RMA) preferred.
$23,000-$60,000
Physicians’ offices, hospitals, outpatient clinics, healthcare facilities
examination/procedure; and assisting the physician during the examination/procedure. Demonstrates clinical competence as a Medical Assistant.
3. Health Administrator3-1-1-
2 Retrieved January 14, 2021
They have responsibility for facilities, services, programs, staff, budgets, relations with other organizations and other management functions, depending on the type and size of the organization. Unlike clinicians, health administrators or managers do not deal directly with patients on a day-to-day basis.
Bachelor’s degree on maintaining good scholastic record, Master’s degree in areas of health administration, business administration, public health
Median salary $94,540
Offices within the hospital, group medical practice, behavioral health, or nursing home
4. Billing and coding1-1-1-2 Retrieved January 14, 2021
is the process of identifying diagnoses, medical tests, treatments, and procedures found in clinical documentation and then transcribing this patient data into standardized codes to bill government and commercial payers for physician reimbursement.
Two-year associate’s degree
$52,692 in Michigan
5. Pharmacists1-1-1-2 Retrieved January 14, 2021
Compounds and dispenses prescribed drugs per physician's instructions in a hospital or healthcare facility setting. Consults with medical staff about potential drug interactions, patient medical
doctorate degree in pharmacy (Pharm.D.)
$122,000 – $155,000 Median is $137,000
Pharmacies, Grocery Stores, Urgent Cares
history, and the use of particular medications. Responds to questions from patients about medications and dosage instructions. Ensures that all required pharmacy data is recorded and maintained and complies with all regulatory, security and hospital procedures.
6. Dentist1-1-1-2 Retrieved January 14, 2021
Dentist examines and treats diseases and injuries of teeth and gum care. Dentist recommends braces or surgery to correct any malformations
Doctorate in Dentistry. Doctor of Dental Surgery (DDS) or Doctor of Dental Medicine (DDM) from accredited school and have state license to practice.
$127,000 -$220,000 Median is 169,000
Dentist Office or Private Practice
7. Hygienist1-1-1-2 Retrieved January 14, 2021
Under the direct supervision of a dentist, cleans calcareous deposits, accretions, and stains from teeth and beneath margins of gums, using dental instruments. Feels lymph nodes under patient's chin to detect swelling or tenderness that could indicate presence of oral cancer. Feels and visually examines gums for sores and signs of disease. May provide clinical services and health education to improve and maintain oral health of school children. May
Associate Degree and Licensed through the state
$56,000 – $94,000 Median is $75,000
Dentist Office, Schools or Community Events
conduct dental health clinics for community groups to augment services of dentist.
8. Patient Care Associate1-1-1-2 Retrieved January 14, 2021
work under the direct supervision of a registered nurse and assist with routine care. Their duties include assistance in turning and positioning, exercising, bathing, bed making, feeding, catheterization, obtaining specimens, CPR, first aid and checking vital signs
State-approved nursing assistant course plus on-the-job training
$28,450 hospitals
9. Apothecary1-1-1-2 Retrieved January 14, 2021
a person who prepared and sold medicines and drugs
1600 hours of study at a school of herbal medicine, including a 400-hour clinical requirement. Naturopathic physicians must complete a bachelor's degree as well as a 4-year Doctor of Naturopathic Medicine (ND) program.
$121,500 Pharmacies, hospitals
10. Ophthalmologist1-
1-1-2 Retrieved January 14, 2021
diagnoses and treats all eye diseases, performs eye surgery and prescribes and fits eyeglasses and contact lenses to correct vision problems.
four years of postgraduate specialty training after the completion of a medical degree (MD). This requirement includes a three-year residency in ophthalmology (eye surgery) in an approved surgical residency
$366,000 Hospitals, private practices
program, following at least a one-year internship.
11. Opticians1-1-1-2 Retrieved January 16, 2021
are technicians trained to design, verify and fit eyeglass lenses and frames, contact lenses, and other devices to correct eyesight. They use prescriptions supplied by ophthalmologists or optometrists, but do not test vision or write prescriptions for visual correction.
High school diploma, GED, on-the-job training, associate’s degree, community college certification, technical school certificate
Country salary average: $41,000-$66,000
offices of optometrists or offices of physicians.
12. Nurse Practitioner1-1-1-2
Retrieved January 13, 2021
s an advanced practice registered nurse and a type of mid-level practitioner. NPs are trained to assess patient needs, order and interpret diagnostic and laboratory tests, diagnose disease, formulate and prescribe treatment plans.
Master’s of Science in Nursing
$97,252-$131,384
Clinics, office practices, managed care organizations, hospitals, rural areas, urban community health centers, college campuses, and worksite employee health centers
13. Occupational Therapist1-1-1-2 Retrieved January 16, 2021
treat injured, ill, or disabled patients through the therapeutic use of everyday activities. They help these patients develop, recover, improve, as well as maintain the skills needed for daily living and working.
Master’s degree $77,000-$110,000
Offices of occupational therapy and hospitals
14. Social Worker1-1-1-
2 Retrieved January 16, 2021
help clients handle everyday life problems. They often assist clients who have issues caused by neglect, abuse, domestic violence, mental health and parental substance abuse. Clinical social workers may also diagnose and treat mental, behavioral, and emotional issues.
Bachelor of Social Work, Graduate degree of Master of Social Work
$34,000-$78,000
Mental health clinics, schools, child welfare and human service agencies, hospitals, settlement houses, community development corporations, and private practices
15. Physical Therapist1-1-1-2 Retrieved January 16, 2021
examine each person and then develops a treatment plan to improve their ability to move, reduce or manage pain, restore function, and prevent disability.
Doctor of physical therapy from a commission on Accreditation in Physical therapy degree, state exam license
$77,000-$110,000
Private offices and clinics, hospitals, patients’ homes, and nursing homes
16. Home health Care aide1-1-1-2 Retrieved January 16, 2021
Supports patients by providing housekeeping and laundry services, shopping for food and other household requirements, preparing and serving meals and snacks, and running errands. Assists patients by providing personal services, such as, bathing, dressing, and grooming.
No formal education credential
$19,000-$31,000
houses
17. Certified Nurse assistant1-1-1-2 Retrieved January 16, 2021
performs many basic care tasks for patients, like grooming, dressing, bathing, eating and exercising. They also assist the nursing staff with medical tasks like taking blood, monitoring vitals with
Complete an approved Michigan training course. Pass the evaluation test through Prometric to be issued a 2-year certificate
$29,710 Hospitals, nursing homes, home care, assisted living, Hospice, community based long-term care, correctional
medical equipment and reporting patient behavior and wellbeing.
institutions, and other long-term care settings
18. Lab Tech1-1-1-2 Retrieved January 16, 2021
Perform specimen processing and clerical functions in one or more sections of the laboratory. Full-time Assist with receiving, identifying, accessioning, processing and transporting specimens. Assist with receiving, identifying, accessioning, processing and transporting specimens. Fulfill clerical duties which may include but are not limited to answering phones, data entry, and filing. Process specimens and perform record keeping duties as required by department. Maintain equipment and perform materials management duties such as keeping supply inventories at optimum levels and transporting specimens, equipment and supplies.
High school diploma Medical Laboratory Assistant credentialed from the American Society for Clinical Pathology Board of Certification credentialed from the American Medical Technologists (AMT) preferred.
$25,000-$85,000
Hospitals, doctors’ offices
19. Certified Nurse Midwife1-4-1-2 Retrieved January 17, 2021
is an advanced care registered nurse who gives care and counseling during pre-conception, pregnancy, birth
four years for a bachelor's degree, one year of nursing experience, and three
$94,000-$140,000
public health clinics, while others choose to
and postpartum. CNMs also provide primary health care centered on women and their families all through their reproductive lives
years in a nurse midwifery program.
provide in-home birth services
20. Anesthesiologist1-
1-1-2 Retrieved January 17, 2021
The Anesthesiologist administers local, intravenous, or spinal anesthetic, record’s type, and amount of anesthesia, and determines condition of patient before, during, and after sedation. Examines patient to determine type of anesthetic needed and communicates findings to appropriate medical practitioner.
Degree in Medicine at accredited school
293,000 – 494, 000 Median is 393, 000
Hospital
21. Dermatologist1-1-
1-2 Retrieved January 20, 2021
doctor who specializes in conditions involving the skin, hair, and nails. A dermatologist can identify and treat more than 3,000 conditions. These conditions include eczema, psoriasis, and skin cancer, among many others.
Four years of college to earn a bachelor’s degree Four years of medical school to become a medical doctor A year-long internship Three years of residency, working alongside experienced doctors and completing 12,000 to 16,000 hours of treating patients.
$260,000-$460,000
Healthcare institution, hospitals, medical office suites
22. Diagnostic Medical Sonographer5-5-5-2 Retrieved January 21, 2021
Person responsible for operating the imaging machines in a hospital, clinic, or physician’s office. A sonographer will operate an ultrasound, sonogram, echocardiogram, or similar device that disputes waves in a person’s body to create images.
Bachelor’s of Science in Diagnostic Medical Sonography or equivalent
Annual salary 67,080
Hospitals, physician offices, medical offices, and diagnostic laboratories
23. Emergency Medical Technician5-5-5-2 Retrieved January 21, 2021
Care for sick and injured patients in emergency room, ambulances, and other fast-paced medical environments.
Trade school or technical college training
Annual Salary: 34,320
Rural or urban settings, emergency units, ambulance service, fire departments, hospital, or other rescue services
24. Speech -Language Pathologist5-5-5-2 Retrieved January 21, 2021
Diagnose and treat patients with communication disorders (e.g lisps and stutters). They also help patient with swallowing disorder by teaching them how to identify and utilize muscles in their mouths
Master of Science in Speech Pathology, Doctor of Speech Pathology
Annual $77,510
Educational settings, health care facilities and private practice, among other
25. Family Practitioner5-5-5-2 Retrieved January 21, 2021
Take care of patients on a general level, aiding the elderly, infants, and adults alike.
Doctor of Medicine Annual $201,000
Hospitals or private practices
26. Veterinary Technologist5-5-5-2 Retrieved January 21, 2021
Provide assistants for veterinarians. Perform medical test and help vets diagnose illnesses and injuries in animals.
Associate of Science in Veterinary Technology
$34,420 Veterinary hospitals
27. Psychiatric aide5-
5-5-2 Retrieved January 21, 2021
Assists psychiatrist as they try to assess patient with mental impairments and emotional instabilities.
Associate of Science in Psychiatry, Associate of Science in Psychology
$29,180 Psychiatric hospitals, residential mental health facilities, and related healthcare settings
28. Medical Transcriptionist5-
5-5-2 Retrieved January 22, 2021
Listen to recording from doctors and other medical professionals and write down the words they hear.
High school diploma, trade school or technical college training
$34,770 Hospital, physicians’ offices, third-party transcription service companies that provide services to healthcare establishments
29. Occupational Health and Safety Specialist 5-5-5-2 Retrieved January 22, 2021
Analyze work environments to ensure they are safe for employees and customers alike
Bachelor of Science in Occupational Health
$69,370 Offices or factories
30. Laboratory Animal Caretaker5-5-5-2 Retrieved January 22, 2021
Assists caretakers in veterinary offices and pet clinics
High School Diploma $27,540 Animal hospitals, colleges, universities, and research laboratories
31. Massage Therapist5-5-5-2 Retrieved January 22, 2021
Uses touch to manipulate muscles in the body to relieve tension and stress while allowing while allowing patient to relax.
Trade school or technical college training
$41,420 Spas, franchised clinics, physicians’ offices, hotels, and fitness centers
32. Dietician5-5-5-2 Retrieved January 23, 2021
A person who helps patients create specialized dietary plans in effort to lose weight
Bachelor of Science in Nutrition
$60,370 Hospitals, nursing homes, clinics, cafeterias, and for
or compensate for a medical condition.
state and local governments
33. Orderlies5-5-5-2 Retrieved January 23, 2021
Fill in the gaps for the other jobs in the field. They’re responsible for a variety of tasks in a hospital or clinic, from transporting patients to the ER to filing medical records
High School Diploma $28,530 Nursing and residential care facilities and hospitals.
34. Cardiovascular Technologist5-5-5-2 Retrieved January 22, 2021
Operate the imaging technology that assesses heart and blood vessel conditions in patients
Associate of Science in Cardiology or equivalent
$67,080 Medical or surgical hospitals
35. Medical Equipment preparer5-5-5-2 Retrieved January 22, 2021
Install, sterilize, clean, and set up medical equipment for patients to use.
Trade school or technical college training
$36,240 Work alongside Registered Nurses, Anesthesiologists, Physicians, Surgical Technologists, dietary aides, and other health professionals
36. Nurse Anesthetist5-5-5-2 Retrieved January 23, 2021
Assist anesthesiologists in administering pain and numbing medications to patients during operations
Master of Science in Nursing
$167,950 Hospital surgical suites, obstetrical delivery rooms, critical access hospitals, ambulatory, surgical centers, offices of dentist, podiatrists, ophthalmologists, plastic surgeons
37. Magnetic Resonance Imaging Technologist5-5-5-2 Retrieved January 23, 2021
MRI techs, operate MRI machines and present test results to physicians
Trade school or technical college training
$71,690 Healthcare facilities, hospitals,
38. Optometrist7-7-7-2 Retrieved January 23, 2021
A doctor in charge of assessing a person’s vision and eye health. Prescribe glasses and contacts for patients who need corrective lenses and provide treatment options for patients with eye conditions
Doctor of Optometry $111,790 Doctors; offices and optical goods stores, some are self-employed
39. Chiropractor5-5-5-2 Retrieved January 23, 2021
Help patients with spinal conditions, helping them realign the bones in their backs.
Doctor of Chiropractics, Master of Science in Chiropractics
$71,410 Doctor’s office or a chiropractor group practice
40. Obstetrician5-5-5-2 Retrieved January 23, 2021
Helps pregnant women before and after the birth of their babies
Doctor of Medicine $238,320 Offices of physicians, general medical and surgical hospitals, outpatient care centers, colleges, universities, professional institutes, and the government
41. Medical Records and Health Information Technicians6-6-6-2 Retrieved January 23, 2021
Help keep health data well-organized, accurate, and updated, so doctors can make sound medical decisions and provide informed care
Associate degree $39,180 Hospitals, doctor’s offices, and nursing homes
42. Medical Secretaries6-6-6-2 Retrieved January 23, 2021
Work with doctors or medical scientists, work on patients’ medical histories or process payments for insurance
Attend vocational or career training schools or community colleges
$34,610 Physicians’ and healthcare providers’ offices
43. Medical and health services managers6-6-6-2 Retrieved January 23, 2021
Can run entire medical facilities or specific departments within medical facilities
Bachelor’s degree $98,350 Hospitals, medical facilities, and nursing homes
44. Social and Human Services assistant6-6-6-2 Retrieved January 23, 2021
Help provide support to a number of fields, like rehabilitation, social work, and psychology
Certificate or associate degree in subject of Human Services
$33,120 Private organizations, nonprofits, government organizations, or healthcare facilities
45. Orthotic and Prosthetics Professionals6-6-6-2 Retrieved January 23, 2021
Design, fabricate, measure, and fit orthotic and prosthetic devices for all ages
Minimum of Master’s degree
$69,120 Hospitals, health and personal care, and manufacturing
46. Nuclear Medicine Technologist6-6-6-2 Retrieved January 23, 2021
Uses a sophisticated scanner to produce images of various of a patients’ body to help diagnose or treat certain medical conditions
Minimum of Associates degree
$76,820 Hospitals, physicians’ offices, diagnostic laboratories, or imaging clinics
47. Genetic Counselor 6-6-6-2 Retrieved January 23, 2021
Healthcare professional with specialized training in genetics and counseling
Minimum of Master’s Degree
$80,370 Medical centers, private and public hospitals, and diagnostics laboratories
48. Biomedical Engineer6-6-6-2
Responsible for analyzing and designing solutions in healthcare using both
Minimum of Bachelor’s Degree
$88,550 Manufacturing, universities, hospitals, and
Retrieved January 23, 2021
engineering and medical principles and science
research facilities of companies and educational and medical institutions
49. Patient Transporter9-9-10-9 Retrieved January 23, 2021
Transports patients safely throughout of the hospital, and sometimes to cars or pickup vehicles. Lifts patients in and out of bed, chairs, taxis and ambulances to move them to and from treatment areas and procedure rooms.
High school diploma $30.500 Hospital, professional offices
50. Cardiovascular perfusionist6-6-6-2 Retrieved January 23, 2021
Operating extracorporeal circulation equipment
Bachelor’s degree $124,000 Hospital, large surgical center
51. Child life specialist11-11-11-2 Retrieved January 23, 2021
Help children and families navigate the process of illness, injury, disability, trauma, or hospitalization
Bachelor’s degree in child life studies
$60,000 Medical clinics, hospice, dental offices, schools, camps, and potentially even the homes of their parents
52. Central service technician11-11-11-2 Retrieved January 24, 2021
Prevents infections by sterilizing, cleaning, processing, assembling, storing, and distributing medical supplies
High school diploma $37,000 Offices, clinics of physicians, outpatients care centers, ambulatory
53. Cytogenetic technologist11-11-
11-2 Retrieved January 24, 2021
Prepare, examine, and analyze chromosomes in patients’ DNA to learn about the relationship between genetic and health
Bachelor’s degree in cytogenetic technology, biotechnology, biology, or a related science
$61,000 Hospitals, medical clinics, educational, institutions, government
facilities, and private labs
54. Hemodialysis technician11-11-11-2 Retrieved January 24, 2021
Work together with a doctor or nurse to provide patient care to people with permanent kidney failure
Hemodialysis technician certificate training program
$39,000 Hospitals, clinics, dialysis centers under the supervision of a RN or physician
55. Histology Technician11-11-11-2 Retrieved January 24, 2021
Diagnoses and treats diseases by turning tissue samples into microscope slides
Associate degree $52,000 Clinical pathology or private laboratories
56. Hospital Chaplain11-11-11-2 Retrieved January 24, 2021
Offers spiritual guidance and pastoral care to patients and their families
Bachelor’s degree and master’s degree in divinity, theology, religious, studies, or a related field
$48,000 Mental health facilities, hospitals, correctional institutions, children’s hospitals, hospice centers, and nursing homes
57. Medical Social Worker11-11-11-2 Retrieved January 25, 2021
Helps patients and their families cope with illnesses
Bachelor’s degree in social work, sociology, or psychology
$55,000 Hospitals, outpatient centers, hospice centers, rehabilitation facilities, doctors’ offices, nursing homes, and home health agencies
58. Neurodiagnostic technologist11-11-
11-2 Retrieved January 25, 2021
Prepare and give small doses of radioactive drugs to patients, then use high-level imaging equipment to record images of the radioactive material in the body
Associates or Bachelor’s degree
$76,000 Hospitals, universities, medical clinics, imaging clinics, diagnostic labs,
and research centers
59. Perioperative Nurse11-11-11-2 Retrieved January 25, 2021
R.N who works in the operating room and cares for the patients before, during, and after surgery
Bachelor’s of Science in nursing
$70,000 Hospital operating rooms, outpatient centers, and doctors’ offices-
60. Positron emission tomography technologist11-11-
11-2 Retrieved January 25, 2021
An imaging test that helps reveal how a patient’s tissues and organs are functioning
Associate’s degree or Bachelor’s degree
$76,000 Hospitals, universities, medical clinics, imaging clinics, diagnostic labs, and research centers
61. Radiation Therapists13-13-13-
13 Retrieved February 6th, 2021
Associate degree in radiation therapy, certificate program
Median Annual Wage: $82,330
62. Medical Sales Executive13-15-13-14
Retrieved February 6th, 2021
A medical sales executive works with medical product and supply companies. They educate healthcare professionals.
High school diploma or bachelor’s degree
$81,611 Hospitals, clinics, doctors’ offices, rehab facilities, and nursing homes
63. Health Researcher13-15-15-
15 Retrieved February 6th, 2021
Uses their background in medicine to learn more about medicine, the human body and how medications interact
College degree and high school diploma
$71,000 Offices and laboratories
64. Clinical Nurse Educator14-14-14-15
Retrieved February 6th, 2021
A clinical nurse educator works in an academic setting, teaching and mentoring aspiring nurses.
Two to three years of hands-on nursing experience
$81,510 Academic settings
65. Health Writer16-16-
16-16 Retrieved February 6th, 2021
Uses in-depth medical knowledge to create health articles and publications.
College degree $107,000 Pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies, medical communication agencies, medical education companies, health care professionals’ associations, academic institutions, medical and health care book publishers, trade publications, and more.
66. Legal Consultant16-16-16-
16 Retrieved February 6th, 2021
Helps healthcare professionals with some of the legal cases or legal claims that are levied against them
Juris Doctorate degree $20,500-$191,000
business consultants include finance and accounting, advertising, human resources, education, nonprofit and human services, healthcare and pharmaceuticals, information technology, management, and others.
67. Informatics Nurse16-16-16-17
Retrieved February 7th, 2021
Taking care of managing the IT procedures in a healthcare facility or clinic
Bachelor of Science in Nursing
$47,404-$87,176
Hospitals, health care facilities, consulting firms, universities, and corporations
68. Patient Advocate16-17-17-17
Retrieved February 7th, 2021
Work as a go-between for healthcare professionals and patients.
Bachelor's or Associate’s degree in a health-related discipline
$31,000-$51,000
Hospitals, rehab centers or other facilities; nonprofit, organizations, government agencies, insurance companies; or for-profit patient advocacy firms
69. Quality
Improvement
Manager or
Coordinator17-16-
16-16 Retrieved February 6th, 2021
Take care of some of administrative responsibilities that frequently come with the hectic environment of a healthcare facility, hospital, or clinic.
Bachelor’s or master’s degree in health care policy, management or business administration
$41,000-$84,000
Hospital or clinic medical directors
70. Naturopathic Physician18-18-18-18
Retrieved February 8th, 2021
Diagnose, treat, and manage
patients with acute and
chronic conditions, while ad
dress disease and dysfunction
at the level of body, mind and
spirit
Four-year doctoral-level programs
$80,000-$150,000
Community health centers, private practices, hospitals, and clinics
71. Podiatrists18-18-18-
18 Retrieved February 8th, 2021
Makes judgement and performs or orders all necessary diagnostics tests. They perform surgery,
Bachelors degree then Doctor of Podiatric Medicine
$190,675 Hospitals, schools of medicine and nursing, commission
administer medications and prescribe physical therapy regimens
offices, U.S. public health service, municipal health departments
72. Geriatrics Nurse18-18-18-18
Retrieved February 8th, 2021
Evaluate and manage the unique health care needs and treatment preferences of older people
Four-year undergraduate degree
$160,000-$200,000
Private practices, group practices, long-term and post-acute care facilities and hospitals
73. Healthcare Documentation Specialist18-18-18-18
Retrieved February 8th, 2021
Transcribe or edit what has been dictated. Format information according to guidelines for medical records
Need to be able to type correctly.
$21,000-$50,000
74. Blood Bank Technology Specialist18-18-18-18
Retrieved February 8th, 2021
Enables lab technicians to perform tests, such as those dealing with the study of blood and its immunities.
Bachelor’s degree in Biology, microbiology or another biological or physical science Certification as a medical technologist
$58,000-$78,000
Community blood centers, private hospitals blood banks, university affiliated blood banks, transfusion services, independent laboratories
75. Medical Dosimetrist18-18-18-
18 Retrieved February 8th, 2021
Ensures that radiation treatment promotes the most lethal radiation does with the fewest side effects to the patient’s healthy organs.
Four-year college degree preferably in physical science
$96,000-$123,000
Hospitals or cancer treatments centers
76. Medical Librarian18-18-18-18
Retrieved February 8th, 2021
Provide access to resources in a variety of formats, ranging from traditional print to electronic source and data
Master of Library and Information Science degree from a school with an ALA-accredited program
$65,000 Colleges, universities, and professional schools; hospitals, academic health centers and clinics; consumer health libraries; research centers; foundations, biotechnology centers; insurance companies, medical equipment manufacturers, pharmaceutical companies; publishers, and federal, state, and local government agencies
77. Animal Behaviorist18-18-18-
18 Retrieved February 8th, 2021
Identifies behaviors and try to ask questions shaped by Tinbergen’s four questions, named after Niko Tinbergen, a Dutch Biologist and ornithologist.
Bachelors in biology, psychology, or animal behavior college
$25,000-$90,000
Academic settings, biology, psychology departments
78. Audiologist18-18-18-
18 Retrieved February 8th, 2021
Works with other medical specialists, speech-language pathologists, educators, engineers, scientists and allied health professionals and technicians.
Doctoral degree $61,000-$96,000
Healthcare setting, educational facilities, and in government agencies
79. Regulatory Affairs Specialist18-18-18-18
Retrieved February 8th, 2021
Obtaining and maintaining government approval for drugs, medical devices, nutritional products and related material
Bachelor’s degree in biochemistry, biological sciences, chemistry, pharmacology, toxicology, medicine, and engineering
$68,294 Demanding environments where strict timelines and protocols must be met
80. Licensed Practice Vocational Nurse18-18-18-18
Retrieved February 8th, 2021
Provide hands-on care to patients under the supervision of registered nurses or physicians
One-year, state approved practical nursing program at a hospital, vocational-tech-school or community college
$31,440 Hospitals and nursing homes
81. Ultrasound Technician19-19-19-
20 Retrieved February 22, 2021
Performs ultrasounds on patients and pass along information to providers. Working as an ultrasound technician is another good way to determine if you’re cut out for a job in health care
Associate’s Degree or a postsecondary certificate
$65,620 per year
General medical and surgical hospitals, medical and diagnostic laboratories, physicians’ offices, outpatient care centers, and education facilities
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