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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

Firefighter

Kaitinei Ahi

Firefighters control and put out fires, help rescue people and animals, and educate the public about fire safety and fire prevention.

Job opportunities: Poor

Training usually required: <1 year

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Firefighters usually earn
$60K-$71K per year

Firefighters can earn
$54K-$77K 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

Teacher of English to Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL)

Kaiako Reo Pākehā (ki te Hunga Kōrero Reo Kē)

Teachers of English to speakers of other languages (ESOL teachers) teach people from non-English speaking backgrounds how to speak, read and write English.

Job opportunities: Poor

Training usually required: 1-5 years

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ESOL teachers usually earn
$48K-$80K 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.