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Radiation Oncologist

Kaimātai Mate Pukupuku

Radiation oncologists provide radiation treatment and management of patients with cancer and other medical conditions.

Job opportunities: Good

Training usually required: 13 years

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Trainee radiation oncologists can earn
$64K-$205K per year

Radiation oncologists can earn
$170K-$251K per year

Anaesthetist

Kairehu

Anaesthetists give anaesthesia (gas or injections to prevent pain) during surgery and other procedures. They assess patients and resuscitate them if necessary.

Job opportunities: Good

Training usually required: 13 years

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Anaesthetists usually earn
$206K-$247K per year

Anaesthetists can earn
$185K-$268K per year

Diagnostic Radiologist

Kaimātai Tātari Hihi Irirangi

Diagnostic radiologists diagnose disease and injury using x-rays, ultrasound, MRI, CT, nuclear medicine and radioactive solutions.

Job opportunities: Good

Training usually required: 13 years

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Diagnostic radiologists usually earn
$206K-$247K per year

Diagnostic radiologists can earn
$185K-$268K per year

Speech-Language Therapist

Kaihaumanu Reo ā-Waha

Speech-language therapists assess and treat people who have problems with verbal communication or swallowing. This may include difficulties with speech, language, listening, reading or writing.

Job opportunities: Good

Training usually required: 4-5 years

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Speech-language therapists usually earn
$86K-$104K per year

Speech-language therapists can earn
$77K-$114K per year

Funeral Director/Embalmer

Kaihautū/Kaiwhakapaipai Tūpāpaku

Funeral directors/embalmers organise and direct funerals, register deaths, and prepare human bodies for visits by families, and for burial or cremation.

Job opportunities: Poor

Training usually required: 1-2 years

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Funeral directors/embalmers usually earn
$50K-$60K per year

Audiologist/Audiometrist

Kaimātai Ororongo/Kaimātau Ororongo

Audiologists and audiometrists study, identify, measure and treat hearing loss and ear disorders. They also provide aids and other listening devices to assist patients with hearing loss.