Help patients with vision or hearing issues.

Provide healthcare related administrative duties.

Work primarily with medication not patient care.

Help people handle difficult life challenges.

Help people through diet, exercise, or alternative medicine.

Discuss medical issues with patients and their family.

Enter the health field as soon as possible.

Help patients recover from an injury.

View the inside of various parts of the body.

Help patients through a medical test.

Focus on improving a person's oral health.

Improve a person's vision or hearing.

Work in an office setting on a computer.

Learn about a variety of medication benefits and side effects.

Educate people about community resources or medical benefits coverage.

Learn how to help a person using natural ingredients.

Help patients who may be sick or hurt.

Go to school for less than two years.

Help a person regain abilities they lost due to injury or illness.

Be involved in surgical operations.

Operate medical equipment used to diagnose a patient's condition.

Learn about the teeth, gums, and diseases of the mouth.

Perform hearing or vision evaluations on patients.

Document a patient's care for filing or billing reasons.

Recommend beneficial medications to help a person.

Assist a person with emotional, mental, and behavioral problems.

Help people through natural methods (without prescription medication).

Spend majority of day with direct patient contact and patient care.

Get an entry level job in the health field.