Pathologist
A Pathologist works in laboratory. They perform tests on samples of tissue, blood and body secretions to determine illness or disease. These samples can be from live people. A Forensic Pathologist will use samples from corpses to determine cause of death or to determine whether the person was murdered.
Petroleum Engineer
A Petroleum Engineer plans and organises the engineering aspects of finding and extracting petroleum or natural gas from our planet.
Pharmaceutical Technician
Pharmacist Technicians (or Pharmacist Assistants) are in demand. Pharmacist Technicians usually work in a pharmacy and are mainly responsible for dispensing medicines under the careful supervision of a qualified pharmacist.
Pharmacist
Pharmacists are in demand. Pharmacists are the link between pharmaceutical companies and medical, prescribing practitioners. The main task is to prepare and supply safe medicinal products for the prevention or cure of disease, pain relief etc, in people and animals.
Photocopier Technician
Almost every office as a photocopy machine – that means – every office will need a Photocopier Technician. A Photocopier Technician is a trained artisan who is responsible for the smooth running of photocopy machines.
Physicist
Physicists study a wide range of physical phenomena in many branches of physics spanning from sub-atomic particles which makes up all ordinary matter (particle physics) to the behavior of the material Universe as a whole (cosmology).
Physiologist
A Physiologist generally works in a field of medicine. They are not doctors but researchers. They work mostly in laboratories. They may work with some patients if they are testing a certain medicine or disease.
Podiatrist
Podiatrists are highly trained medical professionals. Podiatrists treat lower-leg conditions such as knock-knees, inwardly turned feet, skin infections, diabetes, arthritis, circulation problems, and sports injuries. They also treat foot and leg disorders in children, older people, or disabled people.