What you learn in Health Science class opens doors to 26 DMV careers — and hundreds beyond. Tap a card to see the full profile.
Each profile shows salary, local demand, education, key skills, a day in the life, and how Health Science connects.

Respond to emergencies and deliver care on the way to the hospital.

Clean teeth, screen for oral disease, and coach patients on prevention.

Help people rebuild the skills they need for daily life and work.

Take vitals, prep patients, and keep a busy clinic running.

Care for patients, run assessments, and coordinate treatment with the care team.

Guide people through anxiety, depression, and life transitions.

Care for patients, run assessments, and coordinate treatment with the care team.

Help patients breathe — from newborns to ICU emergencies.

Prepare operating rooms and assist surgeons during procedures.

Run X-ray and imaging equipment that helps doctors see inside the body.

Guide people through anxiety, depression, and life transitions.

Help people recover movement and manage pain after injury or surgery.

Diagnose and treat speech, language, and swallowing disorders.

Connect neighbors to care, coverage, and health resources.

Run X-ray and imaging equipment that helps doctors see inside the body.

Coach people toward strength, health, and confidence.

Examine, diagnose, and treat patients alongside physicians.

Prepare and dispense medications and counsel patients on safe use.

Manage hospital or clinic operations, staffing, budgets, and compliance.

Guide people through anxiety, depression, and life transitions.

Help people rebuild the skills they need for daily life and work.

Help people rebuild the skills they need for daily life and work.

Connect neighbors to care, coverage, and health resources.

Help people recover movement and manage pain after injury or surgery.

Coach people toward strength, health, and confidence.

Keep heating, cooling, and ventilation systems running safely.
Every subject unlocks a different family of careers.