Optician

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Duties and responsibilities: A dispensing optician is trained to dispense and fit spectacles and other optical aids, working from the prescriptions written by optometrists and ophthalmologists. Dispensing opticians advise patients on various types of lenses and spectacle frames, including advice on style, weight and color. They advise patients on how to wear and care for their spectacles and, with further training as contact lens opticians (CLOs), their contact lenses. The majority of dispensing opticians work in high street outlets for large, multiple-chain optician stores or for independent practices. The role requires extensive use of technical expertise and good customer service skills. Selling is an important part of the job.

Salary: An optician usually makes around $33,330 annually

Education: While there are no specific educational requirements for an optician, an associate's or bachelor's degree in optician may offer a competitive advantage. Optician courses educate students in the anatomy and physiology of the human eye, optical fundamentals and refraction. Through clinical training, students also have opportunities to learn about polishing, hand beveling, heat treatment, tinting and fitting glasses. While licensing requirements vary by state, some states mandate that applicants pass a practical or written examination. Employers may require prospective opticians to be certified by the American Board of Optician and National Contact Lens Examiners.

 I wouldn't like to be an optician because i have no interest in that career. 

Ophthalmologist

Duties and Responsibilities

Ophthalmologists are physicians who specialize in the treatment of eye disorders and diseases. They treat vision problems and write prescriptions for both pharmaceuticals and corrective eyeglass lenses. Most ophthalmologist are in private practice, however some are employed by hospitals or clinics, and other perform research.

Average Salary: $90,000 - $150,000

Educational Requirements:

Only physicians may study to become ophthalmologist. After completing medical school and an internship, an ophthalmologist must then complete a three to five year residency in an approved ophthalmology program. After completing their residency program they must pass an examination to be certified.

Reflection: I don’t think I would want to be an ophthalmologist because I think it would be boring and its not the type of job I would be interested in.

Dentist

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Dentists are healthcare professionals who help treat our teeth when anything is affecting that or our mouth. Dentists are responsible for educating patients for oral health care, examining teeth, maintaining dental records, carrying out agreed clinical treatments such as restoring teeth affected by decay, and treating gum disease.

The average salary for a dentist is $149,310.  Dentist get paid $71,790 hourly so doing the math they get paid $149,310 annually.

To become a doctor you must have a bachelor’s degree, while no specific undergraduate degree is needed students usually take science course in biology, anatomy, chemistry, and microbiology.

I would not like to be a dentist because I wouldn’t like to work with teeth and because I would prefer a career of my own.

Dental Assistant

A dental assistant is a multi-skilled member of the dental health team; there top priority is to help the dentist with anything he/she requires. Dental assistants are responsible for seating patients at the treatment area, passing requested instruments to the dentist during dental procedures, sterilization and preparation of instruments, etc.

A dentist assistant gets paid $16.59 an hour; annually they get paid $34,500.

It takes a relatively short period of time to become a dental assistant. Dental assistants receive their formal education through academic programs at community colleges, vocational schools, technical institutes, universities or dental schools. Graduates of these programs usually receive certificates. Basically the only requirement you need is a post-secondary non degree award.

I wouldn’t like to be a dental assistant because it’s not the career that I want to live I would prefer my another career one of my taste.

Audiologist

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Audiologist are ear specialist, they help those who have trouble hearing or other ear-relating problems. Most audiologist work in schools or other educational environments. Other common duties for an audiologist are identifying, assessing, and treating hearing problems and balanced disorders. Additionally, audiologists may be responsible for determining the level of emotional or mental stress the hearing loss may be causing a patient and referring said patient to the appropriate resources to alleviate the stress.

An audiologist makes around $69,720 per year

An audiologist must first have a PhD in order to be eligible for national certification. The first step to becoming an audiologist is getting your bachelor’s degree afterwards you’ll have to complete a minimum of 1,820 hours of supervised clinical programs. Then you must get your certification.

I wouldn't want to be a an audiologist because i wouldn't want that job as a career 

Athletic Trainer

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The athletic trainer will practice said profession within the parameters of the North Carolina Athletic Trainers Licensing Law as lay out by the North Carolina Board of Athletic Trainer Examiners, and will follow both the Standards of Practice and Code of Ethics as set forth by the National Athletic Trainers Association. These duties are based on the needs of the school and its athletic programs. The athletic trainer’s duties, enumerated in this document, should not be considered all inclusive. The Athletic Director, as necessary, shall modify duties. The athletic trainer will be present at home athletic contests and practices and shall attend other post-season and home-hosted contests as directed by the Athletic Director.

An athletic trainer usually makes around $42,690. They get paid $20.50 per hour.

To become a Certified Athletic Trainer you must graduate from a bachelors or master’s degree program accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Athletic Training Education via the Joint Review Committee-Athletic Training. Universities that offer CAATE accredited programs can be found here (Accredited Programs). This candidate must then pass the certification examination conducted by the Board of Certification (BOC). For additional information on becoming a certified athletic trainer please view the document Athletic Training Education Overview. 
I wouldn’t want to be a athletic trainer because I think it would be too boring for me.

Ambulance Dispatcher

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Under supervision, this position performs a variety of skills and semi-skilled functions in support of the dispatch center; receives and dispatches emergency and non-emergency calls from the public for the Police, Fire and EMS Personnel and other services; provides Emergency Medical Dispatch direction and participates in the work of a dispatcher/call taker and performs other duties as assigned.

The fundamental reason this classification exists is to operate Emergency Medical Service Computer-Aided Dispatching equipment to quickly and accurately receive and transmit in formation of an emergency nature for Patriot Ambulance, Inc. and contracted communities and facilities.

Work involves evaluating incoming calls to determine the appropriate level of EMS assistance required, dispatching units, and transmitting information and messages upon request and/or according to established procedures. Employees are expected to demonstrate extensive communications skills and to exercise considerable judgment under pressure. Work is performed under the general direction of a supervisor who is available for immediate consultation on any situation Shift work is required.

Hourly an ambulance dispatcher’s salary is $10 to $22; in total take make $22,000 to $51,000.
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, most ambulance dispatchers have at least a high school diploma. Some states have developed or adopted training guidelines for emergency and ambulance dispatchers to ensure a set of uniform standards are followed. Programs and courses are offered through community and technical colleges, state agencies, professional organizations and approved training facilities. In some cases, successful completion of a program leads to voluntary or required certification, though specific requirements vary by state. Training usually covers CPR, emergency prioritizing, intervention techniques and ambulance route planning as well as computer systems used by dispatchers.
I wouldn’t want to be an ambulance dispatcher because it’s not the type of job I would want to be doing every day or at all.