From dental technologist to endodontist, there are lots of careers out there for those who want to work in the field of dentistry.

Three ways to explore mental health careers: nursing, social work and psychotherapy

In Conversation With ... Naomi Galloway, a Toronto-based psychotherapist.

From veterinarian to dog walker -- we present eight careers for those who enjoy working with animals.

An empathetic heart, a desire to learn and the ability to multi-task make you the perfect candidate for the nursing profession. As a career with many different specialties and niches, nursing is guaranteed to bring rewards that go beyond the pay cheque.

Only in nursery rhymes can you put a character like Humpty Dumpty together again. Possibilities profiles seven health careers that prove that keeping a body in one piece is not child's play. Get the low-down on what it takes to be an optician, hearing aid specialist, dental technologist, cardiology technologist, respiratory therapist, radiological technologist, and orthotics/prosthetic technician.

The new kid on the block is the older kid -- get to know your seniors and discover how you can infiltrate the career field that is sure going to be on the rise.

Pharmaceutical jobs dispense the perfect dose of challenge for the science-minded individual.

In Conversation With ... Elaine Rosenberg, community pharmacist.

This second installment of a two-part series features public health dietitians, dental hygienists and family home visitors.

If you're intrigued by bones, joints and muscles, check out this profile which touches on four manual practitioner careers.

In Conversation With ... Michelle DeMarchi, osteopathic manual practitioner, physiotherapist and owner of the multidisciplinary clinic PhysioPlus Health Group.

In Conversation With ... Bernadette Hymus, a public health nurse with the Hastings and Prince Edward Counties Public Health Unit.

Public health is everybody's concern. Find out about the many dedicated professionals who make a healthy population their business. This first installment of a two-part series profiles epidemiologists, public health inspectors and health promoters.