100 careers with UAE study and job-market information.
Cares for teeth and oral health through prevention, diagnosis, treatment and cosmetic procedures.
Uses the science of food to prevent and manage disease, from diabetes clinics to sports teams and public-health campaigns.
Diagnoses and treats illness, and can specialise in areas from family medicine to surgery, paediatrics or cardiology.
Runs the business side of hospitals and clinics: operations, quality, finance and patient experience.
Runs the tests that doctors rely on to diagnose disease, from blood work to microbiology and genetics.
Provides hands-on patient care, monitors recovery and is the constant presence in every hospital ward.
Helps children and adults take part in daily life, learning and communication after illness, injury or developmental challenges.
Examines eyes, prescribes glasses and lenses, and detects eye conditions early.
First on the scene in medical emergencies, providing life-saving care on the way to hospital.
Plans and coaches exercise sessions that help clients work towards appropriate fitness goals.
The medicines expert: dispenses prescriptions safely, advises patients and doctors, and works in hospitals, pharmacies and the pharmaceutical industry.
Helps people recover movement and strength after injury, surgery or illness through exercise and hands-on therapy.
Studies how people think, feel and behave, and helps them through assessment, therapy and wellbeing programmes.
Assesses and treats communication difficulties and, within specialist training, swallowing disorders.
Uses science to improve athletic performance, fitness and recovery.
Diagnoses and treats animals, from pets and falcons to camels, horses and livestock.
AIAI