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Internal medicine doctors work with adults. Sometimes they serve as a general practitioner for the adult population whose specialty is disease identification and treatment. These doctors diagnose illness, offer treatment solutions, prescribe medicine and help with prevention.

Medical and Health Services Managers — also called Healthcare Executives, Healthcare Administrators or Healthcare Managers — are responsible for coordinating and directing medical services across a variety of settings. These professionals may manage an entire facility or More...

Occupational therapists help sick, disabled, injured and recovering patients perform daily tasks, such as dressing, bathing and preparing meals. They help people develop or regain the basic skills they need to care for themselves or have a job. These professionals provide patients w More...

Dieticians educate patients on proper diet and help them manage conditions, such as obesity and diabetes. They plan diets based on the patient’s goal, whether it includes weight loss, weight gain, managing a disease or improving their overall quality of life. They create perso More...

Coding specialists work in the billing department. They classify and code health claims so the hospital can receive payment from insurance companies and health care programs. They review claims to make sure they are eligible for reimbursement and use computer programs to give proced More...

Surgeons operate on patients to repair injuries or help treat diseases or conditions. They generally specialize in one type of surgery, such as orthopedic, reconstructive or pediatric. Surgeons also help diagnose and treat their patients before and after surgery, prescribe medicatio More...

These health-care workers specialize in creating sonograms or ultrasounds of the body’s organs and tissues using special imaging equipment. Their images help physicians assess and diagnose medical conditions as sonograms are often the first imaging tests performed when disea More...

Podiatrists examine the feet, ankles and lower legs by first taking the patient’s history. Then, the podiatrist performs an examination. During the examination, the podiatrist may take X-rays, laboratory tests and examine the problem areas. The treatments podiatrists prescribe More...

Admissions clerks greet patients entering the hospital and gather their medical and personal information and reason for visiting. They check the patient in and file their data in the hospital’s system. They also collect and enter insurance information. When not interacting wit More...

Medical records clerks organize and file patient information, such as personal and medical histories, and admission and discharge documents. They give hospital departments the records and paperwork they request. They are responsible for keeping records confidential, secure and up to More...

Chief executive officers are the top administrators in a hospital. They oversee the organization’s daily operations as well as create long-term strategies to keep business running smoothly. They work with managers and department heads to make sure patients are safe. They also More...

A medical technologist works in a hospital’s lab to perform tests, such as cell counts, drug tests and bacteria cultures. They prepare blood, tissue and other samples and use specialized equipment to test them. They record and interpret results and communicate them to doctors More...

Biomedical engineers are responsible for analyzing and designing solutions in healthcare using both engineering and medical principles and science. The goal of this field is improving the quality and effectiveness of patient care through advances in equipment, devices, computer syst More...