R is for Radiation therapistĭraft, plan and execute radiation treatment for cancer patients. Find out how she got there and what her job is all about. Q is for Quality and risk coordinatorĮnsure practices are safe and up to standard in a hospital or medical setting – saving patients’ lives and hospitals from lawsuits! Annabel Plat is a Health Information Manager at Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital. Intrigued? Here’s everything you need to know about a STEM career in prosthetics. Make and fit artificial limbs (prostheses) for people who have a disability. He’s breaking new ground for Aboriginal health and showing kids their potential. Say hello to Kristopher Rallah-Baker is Australia’s first Indigenous ophthalmologist. Identify and treat eye disorders and diseases.
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Meet STEM experts working in nuclear medicineĭownload our FREE Nuclear Medicine Scientist/Technologist Job Kit and super-charge your future with insights, information and advice on careers in nuclear medicine! O is for Ophthalmologist Use radioactive materials to diagnose physiological and metabolic changes within the body and treat diseases. M is for Molecular geneticistĭetect, analyse and interpret disease-linked genetic abnormalities. Work in pathology labs to help doctors and scientists diagnose and treat disease. That’s what Dr Valerie Sung does! Why not have a read about how she’s using her STEM smarts to improve the lives of children with congenital hearing loss. K is for Kid’s health specialistĪlso known as a paediatrician. Plan, manage and maintain health information systems including patient records I is for Infectious disease expertĭiscover 6 pandemic-fighting STEM careers in public healthĪ science communicator or a journalist specialising in health-related news. Help patients understand and cope with genetic conditions. Not strictly health science but there’s a big overlap in skills and bodily fluids! Take a look at Dr Kari Pitts’ study and career path in forensic science. Meet public health researcher and epidemiologist, Helen Ramsey F is for Forensic scientistĬollect, interpret and analyse evidence related to crimes. Study disease and health at the population level. Meet Tim Cassettari, an accredited dietician. Give your future career an edge! Sign up to receive Careers with STEM email updates D is for Dieticianīe an expert in nutrition and human diet.
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