Every day, millions of people are at work in the NHS and private sector with the responsibility of improving our health in some way.
While many of these jobs are known to us, there’s also a host of obscure roles that not only make a huge difference to patients’ lives, but are fascinating, too.
We asked experts working in very different areas of healthcare to reveal what they do on a daily basis.
From identifying victims of mass disasters by
An emotional scene from the final season of the Crown appears to show Dodi Al-Fayed still breathing as he is visited by his father Mohamed while lying dead in the morgue.
The scene, which was released as part of the first half of the final season of the Netflix series, shows Dodi – played by Khalid Abdalla – lying dead as his father visits his body for the first time.
In the emotional clip, Mohamed, played by Salim Daw, pulls
Brittany Higgins told prospective employers at a first nations branch of government that she identifies as an indigenous Australian, according to texts with her best friend.
This little-known fact about Ms Higgins was revealed during a conversation with Emma Webster on February 10, 2021, about her forthcoming job as a media advisor for the First People’s Assembly of Victoria.
Ms Webster was The Assembly’s head of communications and strategic advisor at the time, and was trying to fast-track Ms Higgins’
The Gunnison County, Colorado coroner identified three bodies that were found badly decomposed earlier this month at a remote campsite in the western part of the state, as two sisters and one of the women’s 14-year-old son.
The two women were identified as Christine Vance, Rebecca Vance, both in their 40s, and Rebecca’s son, who officials have not named because he is a minor. All three individuals were from Colorado Springs.
Gunnison County Coroner Michael Barnes told Fox News Digital
The NHS has been slammed as sexist after advertising for a senior role in which the candidate preferably ‘identifies as female’.
Barts Health NHS Trust in London is hiring a director of operations that will be paid an annual salary of around £100,000.
Their duties will be to ensure ‘safe, high quality and efficient delivery of the day to day operational management of England’s largest trust.
A job ad posted on LinkedIn and the NHS recruitment site says: ‘We are
