• Geriatric Medicine
• Intensive care
• Mental Health
• Outpatients Department
• Orthopedics
• Pediatrics
• Women's Health

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Optometry

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Occupational therapist

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Audiologist

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• Help in the physical movement of the patients suffering from physical disabilities
• Understand the history of the ailment and its severity
• Perform examinations on the patient to ensure the right treatment
• Use a variety of treatments such as massage, exercise, heat therapy, cold therapy, etc.
• Record the history of the treatment of the patient with periodic updates
• Be empathetic, caring, and assertive with the patients
• Advise the client and the family for maintaining the progress
• Manage during emergent situations with basic safety measures
• Remain up-to-date with the contemporary research on new techniques and technologies

Career Pros Details

• Job Satisfaction: Tremendous personal satisfaction when you know your efforts have helped someone return to their normal life. Three out of four physical therapists say that they are "very satisfied" with their profession.
• Highly Respected Professional: They are highly educated and trained experts in how the human body moves and functions. They are an essential part of the health care team that is caring for the patient.
• Proficiency in a Variety of Techniques: They learn a variety of techniques, including ultrasound, electrotherapy, massage, etc.

Career Cons Details

• Physically Demanding: It is a very demanding career, and it is important to maintain a great diet and get enough sleep to achieve well-being.
• Burn Out: You can feel emotionally stressed to deal with injured patients all day, most of them who are in pain. Not all of them will be pleasant to work with. It can be frustrating when clients refuse to follow the plan established for them together.
• Long working hours: In certain cases, you might be required to work for longer hours