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Psychotherapist
Psychotherapists help individuals, couples, families, or groups understand and change patterns of emotion, thought, behavior, and relationships that contribute to distress or impaired functioning.
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Public Accountant
A public accountant provides accounting, tax, assurance, and financial-advisory services to external clients, typically through an accounting firm or independent practice.
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healthcare-and-medical
Public Health Analyst
A public health analyst gathers, evaluates, and interprets health and service data to help organizations prevent illness, reduce inequities, improve programs, and allocate resources…
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government-and-public-services
Public Policy Analyst
Public policy analysts research public problems and turn evidence, stakeholder perspectives, and institutional constraints into advice for decision-makers. Their work helps governments and other…
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marketing-and-sales
Public Relations Assistant
A Public Relations Assistant provides the research, writing, administrative, and coordination support that helps a communications team protect and promote an organization’s reputation. The…
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Public Relations Consultant
A Public Relations Consultant advises organizations on how to communicate with media, customers, employees, communities, partners, and other stakeholders to build understanding and protect…
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Public Relations Coordinator
A Public Relations Coordinator organizes the day-to-day work that helps an organization communicate credibly with media, customers, communities, employees, and other stakeholders.
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Public Relations Officer
A Public Relations Officer protects and develops an organization’s public reputation through clear communication, media relationships, campaigns, stakeholder engagement, and careful response to issues.
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media-and-communication
Publicist
A publicist earns and manages public attention for a person, organization, product, event, book, campaign, or cause. They develop news angles, pitch media, prepare…
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Publisher
A publisher leads the selection, development, financing, release, and long-term stewardship of published content and the business that supports it.
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