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Acupuncturists give general health advice and treat patients using therapies such as electronic and needle acupuncture, cupping, skin scraping (gua sha), the heating of acupuncture points (moxibustion) and tuina (massage).
Chiropractors help people reach and maintain good health and wellbeing through the care of the spine and nervous system. Chiropractors adjust the spine to correct nerve, muscle and joint disorders.
Community Karitane offer support to families with children under the age of five, and provide information on parenting issues such as breastfeeding, infant nutrition, sleeping and child behaviour.
Meteorologists study the atmosphere to understand and predict weather and climate.
Ophthalmologists diagnose and treat eye conditions and injuries, and perform eye surgery.
Firefighters control and put out fires, help rescue people and animals, and educate the public about fire safety and fire prevention.
Police officers work to prevent and solve crime, keep the peace, and respond to criminal activities and emergencies.
Kaiwhakaako Māori teach in te reo Māori at primary and secondary schools.
Information technology (IT) managers plan and supervise computer and information technology services for organisations or technical teams.
Health promoters work with communities and groups to develop ways to improve people’s health. They also work with government agencies to improve environmental conditions.