Critical care is provided for patients who are suffering from life-threatening conditions. The doctors who work with these people are often called intensivists. They focus on a range of different issues, so they can serve people who need immediate and life-saving care. Since people who need critical care are suffering from such a wide variety of issues, intensivists must have a thorough understanding of diverse types of medical issues and the devices and medications needed to treat them.

An occupational therapist works with patients to help them overcome physical or mental issues that may prevent them from performing their jobs to the best of their ability. They seek to help people find work that gives them purpose and meaning in their lives by finding solutions to any medical problems that may be standing in the way. They can also help patients prevent injuries and disabilities and achieve a higher level of independence, so they can achieve more fulfillment in their lives.

A pediatrician is a healthcare professional who specializes in treating children. They offer physical, behavioral, and mental care for children from birth until age 18. They diagnose and treat common childhood illnesses and health problems as well as more serious health conditions.They also monitor children with checkups to make sure they are growing properly and hitting the correct milestones.