Nuclear Medicine Technologist
Nuclear medicine technologists apply their knowledge of nuclear chemistry to help diagnose diseases and disorders. They prepare and administer radioactive substances and use radiation detection devices to trace these substances in the body. Nuclear medicine technologists work directly with patients and closely with nuclear medicine physicians.
Educational requirements Two-year community or junior college degree, or a one-year certificate in nuclear medicine technology
Firefighter
Firefighters are highly trained professionals who respond to fires, hazardous chemical spills, and medical emergencies. When responding to a fire or spill, firefighters have to know what effects different chemicals have in different situations.
Educational requirements
High-school diploma
Pharmacist
A pharmacist dispenses drugs prescribed by physicians and dentists and gives information to patients about the drugs and their uses. Pharmacists understand the uses, effects, and composition of drugs, including their chemical properties and biological side effects.
Educational requirements Two years of college, four-year college of pharmacy program, internship, and passage of a state board examination