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A dual-role healthcare professional trained to perform both laboratory testing (such as analyzing blood and tissue samples) and diagnostic imaging (such as X-rays), supporting physicians in diagnosing and treating medical conditions.

Provides pre-hospital emergency care and transportation for patients experiencing medical crises or traumatic injuries. They assess patients, perform basic life support (BLS), and stabilize them for further medical intervention.

Delivers hands-on nursing care under the direction of RNs and physicians. LPNs monitor patient health, administer medications, support daily activities, and provide compassionate care across a range of healthcare settings.

Works in a laboratory setting to analyze blood, tissue, and bodily fluids to detect diseases, infections, and medical conditions. They operate complex lab equipment and ensure accurate test results to aid in patient diagnosis and treatment.

Operates advanced imaging equipment, such as computed tomography (CT) scanners, to produce detailed internal body images for diagnostic purposes. They work closely with radiologists to identify medical conditions and ensure patient safety.

An advanced practice nurse with specialized training to diagnose illnesses, prescribe medications, order diagnostic tests, and provide comprehensive patient care, often acting as a primary healthcare provider in various settings.

Specializes in assessing and treating physical impairments, injuries, or mobility issues through therapeutic exercises, manual therapy, and rehabilitation techniques. They help patients recover strength, improve function, and manage pain.

Provides in-home care for clients managing chronic conditions, post-surgical recovery, or palliative needs. Homecare RNs assess health status, administer treatments, support daily living, and coordinate with care teams.

Supports seniors and residents with chronic health issues in long-term care facilities. LTC RNs provide compassionate daily care, monitor health changes, and ensure comfort and dignity for each resident.

Delivers acute care to patients recovering from surgery or dealing with a wide range of medical conditions. Med/Surg RNs manage assessments, medications, and post-op recovery while maintaining high safety standards.

Plays a critical role in surgical teams by prepping patients, maintaining sterile environments, and assisting surgeons during procedures. OR RNs ensure patient safety and smooth operations from pre-op to recovery.

Specializes in treating patients with kidney failure through dialysis. Dialysis RNs monitor machines, assess patient vitals, manage treatment sessions, and provide education on kidney health.

Specializes in rapid assessment and treatment of patients in emergency situations. ER RNs handle trauma, acute illness, and critical care needs while working in fast-paced, high-pressure environments.

Specializes in providing critical care to patients with life-threatening conditions in intensive care units (ICUs). They monitor vital signs, administer complex treatments, and collaborate with medical teams to provide high-level patient care.

Provides specialized care for patients with breathing or cardiopulmonary disorders. RTs assess lung function, manage ventilators, deliver oxygen therapy, and support patients in ICU, ER, and surgical settings.

Supports patients and families by providing counseling, advocacy, and resources to navigate social, emotional, and financial challenges related to health and well-being. They work in hospitals, clinics, and community settings to improve patient outcomes.

Helps assess, diagnose, and treat speech, language, communication, and swallowing disorders in patients of all ages. Works closely with interdisciplinary teams to support individuals in achieving optimal communication and quality of life through evidence-based therapy plans.