Free Health Career Test

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Get an entry level job in the health field.
2
Help patients who may be sick or hurt.
3
Give diagnostic medical tests to patients.
4
Be involved in surgical operations.
5
Discuss medical issues with patients and their family.
6
Spend majority of day with direct patient contact and patient care.
7
Go to school for less than two years.
8
Help people through natural methods (without prescription medication).
9
Educate people about community resources or medical benefits coverage.
10
Help people through diet, exercise, or alternative medicine.
11
Help patients through a medical test.
12
View the inside of various parts of the body.
13
Help a person with tooth decay.
14
Work in an office setting on a computer.
15
Perform hearing or vision evaluations on patients.
16
Recommend beneficial medications to help a person.
17
Learn about a variety of medication benefits and side effects.
18
Help patients with vision or hearing issues.
19
Work primarily with medication not patient care.
20
Focus on improving a person's oral health.
21
Document a patient's care for filing or billing reasons.
22
Rehabilitate people after injury or illness.
23
Provide healthcare related administrative duties.
24
Operate medical equipment used to diagnose a patient's condition.
25
Assist a person with emotional, mental, and behavioral problems.
26
Help patients recover from an injury.
27
Help people handle difficult life challenges.
28
Improve a person's vision or hearing.
29
Enter the health field as soon as possible.
30
Learn about the teeth, gums, and diseases of the mouth.
31
Help a person regain abilities they lost due to injury or illness.
32
Work in an environment that requires focus and attention to detail.
33
Learn how to help a person using natural ingredients.
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