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Industrial & Organisational : Introduction : Personnel : Organizational psychology : Occupations: Work environment: Index : Outline

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A Accountant Acrobat Activist Actor Actuary Administrator Advocate Aerospace engineer Agent Agronomist Air traffic controller Airman Alchemist Ambassador Anesthesiologist Analyst Anarchist Andrologist Animal trainer Animator Anthropologist Apiarist Arborist Archbishop Archer Archaeologist Architect Archivist Armourer Art director Art therapist Artist Assassin Assessor Astrologer Astronaut Astronomer Astrophysicist Athlete Attorney at law Audiologist Auditor Author Autopsy Surgeon Aviator

B Background artist Bacteriologist Bailiff Baker Balloonist Bandit Banker Bank teller Barber Bartender (also Barkeeper, Barman, Barmaid) Basketmaker (also Basketweaver) Bassist Bassoonist Beader Beadle Beautician Beekeeper Bellhop Bellmaker Bellman Bhikkhu Bhikkhuni Biochemist Bioengineer Biographer Biologist Biomedical scientist Bishop Bodybuilder Bodyguard Bookkeeper Bookseller Botanist Broker Builder Business analyst Business owner Businessman Businessperson Businesswoman

C Cab driver Cabinet-maker Caddy Calligrapher Call girl Cameraman Camp Counselor Cannoneer Captain Cardinal Car designer Cardiologist Carpenter Cartographer Cartoonist Cartwright Carver Cashier Cellist Censor CEO (Chief Executive Officer) CFO (Chief Financial Officer) Chairman of the board Chamberlain Chancellor Chandler (candles) Chaplain Chapman Cheerleader Cheesemaker Chef (also cook) Chemical Engineer Chemical Technologist Chemist Chess player Chicken sexer Chief of Police Chief Mate Chimney-sweeper Chiropodist Doctor of Chiropractic Choreographer Church usher Circuit preacher Civil servant Civil engineer Clark (also Scribe or Priest) Clarinetist Cleaner Clergy Clergymen Clerk Climber Clockmaker Clown Coach Coachman Coast guard Cobbler Cofferer Cognitive scientist Coiner Collector College president Columnist Comedian Compasssmith Composer Computer engineer Computer programmer Con artist Concierge Conductor (music) Conductor (transportation) Confectioner Conferencier Congressman Constable Construction engineer Construction manager Construction worker Consul Consultant Contract Manager Controller Copyist Cooper Coppersmith Copywriter Cordwainer Coroner Corporate executive officer Correctional Officer Corrector Correspondent Cosmetologist Cosmonaut Costermonger Courier Court jester Cowboy (also Cowherd) Cowherd CPA (Certified Public Accountant) Craftsman (also Craftswoman) Cricketer Creative engineering Crier Crofter Crossbowyer Crocodile Hunter Cryptographer Crystallographer Curator Currier Custodian Customs officer Cutler Cyberathlete

D Dancer Database administrator (DBA) Deputy (law enforcement) Deputy (parliamentary) Delver (also Excavator, Digger) Demographer Demolitionist Dentist Dermatologist Designer Detective Dictator Dietician Diplomat Director Disc jockey Dispatcher Distiller Diver Dock labourer Documentalist Doctor(PhD) Doctor(MD) Doctor of Physical Therapy Dog breeder Dogcatcher Dog walker Domestic worker Dominatrix Doorman Draftsman Dramatist Dramaturg Draper Drayman Dressmaker Drill instructor Driver Drummer Drycooper Drywaller Dustman Dyer

E Ecologist Economist Editor Educationalist Educator Egyptologist Electrical engineer Electrician Elevator Mechanic Embalmer Embryologist Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) Engine-driver Engineer Engraver Enologist Entertainer Entomologist Entrepreneur Environmental scientist Ergonomist Escort Estate Agent Esthetician Ethnologist Ethologist Etymologist Evangelist Examiner Exchequer Executioner Executive Executor Exotic dancer Explorer Expressman Exterminator Extra

F Falconer Farmer Farrier Fashion designer FBI Agent Fellmonger Fence Ferryman Film director Film producer Financial adviser Financial analyst Financial manager Financial planner Financier Fire marshal Fire officer Firefighter First Mate Fishmonger Fisherman Fitter Flautist Flavorist Fletcher Flight attendant Flight engineer Flight instructor Floor manager Florist Fluffer Flutist Footballer Footman Foreman Forensic scientist Forester Fortune-teller Fraudster Friar Fruiterer Furrier

G Gambler Gamekeeper Game show host Game designer Gamer Garbage collector Gardener Gate-keeper Gemcutter Genealogist General Geodesist Geographer Geologist Geometer Geophysicist Gigolo Gladiator Glassblower Glassmaker Glazier Glover Goatherd Gofer Goldsmith Gondolier Governess Government agent Governor Grammarian Graphic artist Gravedigger Grenadier Greengrocer Grocer Groom (horses) Groom (manservant) Guardian ad litem Guide Guitarist Gunsmith Guru Gynecologist

H Haberdasher Harpist Hairdresser Handyman Harper Hatter Hayward Headmaster (also Headmistress) Herald Herbalist Herder Historian Historiographer Hit Man Hosier Horse trainer Hotelier House painter Housewife Hunter Hydraulic engineer Hypnotist

I Illuminator Illusionist Illustrator Imam Impersonator Importer Industrial designer Industrial engineer Industrialist Infantryman Information Architect Information Technologist Inker Innkeeper Instructor Insurer Intelligence officer Interior designer Internist Interpreter Interrogator Inventor Investigator Investment analyst Investment banker Investment broker Ironmonger Ironmaster Ironworker incompetent

J Janitor Jester Jeweler Jockey Joiner Journalist Judge Juggler Jurist

K Kinesiologist King Knight Kennel Attendent

L Laborer Lady-in-waiting Landlord (also Landlady) Landscaper Lamplighter Laundress (also Lavendar) Law enforcement agent Lawyer Leadworker Leatherer Lecturer Level designer (also Mapper) Librarian Librettist Lifeguard Lighthouse-keeper Lighting technician Limner Linesman Linguist Loan officer Lobbyist Locksmith Loriner Lord Chamberlain Logistician Lumberjack Lyricist

M Magazine Editor Magician Magistrate Maid Mailman or Mail carrier Make-up artist Management consultant Manager Manicurist (also Manicure) Manservant Manufacturer Marine Marketer Market gardener Marksman Marshall Martial artist Mason Massage therapist (also Masseuse) Master of Ceremony (MC) Matador Materials engineer Materials scientist Mathematician Matron Mayor Mechanic Mechanical engineer Mechanician Mediator Medic Medical biller Medical Technologist Medical Transcriptionist Mercenary Mercer Merchant Mesmerist Messenger Meteorologist Microbiologist Midwife Milkman (also Milkmaid) Miller Mime Miner Minister Missionary Mobster Model Modeller Molecatcher Moldmaker (also Mouldmaker) Moneychanger Moneylender Monk Moonlighter Mortgage banker Mortgage broker Mortician Mountain rescuer Mountaineer Muralist Music Director Musician

N Nanny Navigator Necromancer Needler Négociant Negotiator Netmaker Newscaster Ninja Notary Novelist Nuclear Engineer Numerologist Numismatist Nutritional Therapist Nun Nurse Nursemaid

O Oboist Obstetrician Occupational therapist Odontologist Office Assistant Oncologist Ontologist Operator Ophthalmologist Optician (also Optometrist) Oracle Ordinary Seaman Organist Organizer Ornithologist Orthodontist Orthopaedist Ostler Otorhinolaryngologist

P Painter Paleontologist Paralegal Paramedic Parker Park ranger Party-leader Pastor Patent attorney Patent examiner Pathologist Pawnbroker Pediatrician Pediatrist Pedologist (soil) Pedologist (children) Percussionist Perfumer Personal Trainer Pharmacist Philanthropist Philologist Philosopher Photographer Physical Therapist Physician Physician Assistant Physicist Physiognomist Physiologist Physiotherapist Pianist Piano tuner Pickler Pickpocket Pilot (shipping) Pilot (see aviator) Pimp Pinner Pirate Plasterer Plastic surgeon Playwright Plumber Poet Police officer Police inspector Politician Political scientist Poly Pope Premier Presenter President President of the United States Press officer Priest Prime minister Principal Printer Private detective Proctologist Procurator (also Proctor) Professor Professional athlete Professional dominant Professional gambler Professional Wrestler Progamer Programmer Project Manager Proofreader Prostitute Psychiatrist Psychic Psychodramatist Psychologist Public Relations Officer Public speaker Publisher

Q Quarryman Quartermaster Quivermaker Queen

R Rabbi Race driver Radiologist Radiographer Raffi Rapper Rat catcher Reader Real estate agent Real estate broker Real estate investor Real estate developer Receptionist Record Producer Recording engineer Rector Redsmith Reeve Referee Refuse collector Registrar Remedial teacher Reporter Researcher Respiratory Therapist Restaurateur Retailer Rigger (modern usage) Ropemaker (also Roper) Rower

S Sacker Saddler Sailmaker Sailor Salesperson (also Salesman, Saleswoman) Salter Samurai Sapper Sarariman Saucier Saxophonist Sawyer Scabbardmaker Scholar School Principal School superintendent Scientist Scout Screenwriter Scribe (also Scrivener) Sculptor Seamstress Second Mate Secretary Secretary general Security guard Senator Servant Sexologist Sexton Sex worker Sheepshearer Shepherd Shaman Sheriff Sheriff officer Shipwright Shoemaker Showman Shrimper Signalman Silversmith Singer Skinner Slave Slavedriver Slaver Sleuth Smelter Smith Snake charmer Sniper Social worker Sociologists Software architect Software engineer Software project manager Soil scientist Soldier Solicitor Sommelier Special agent Specialist Speech therapist Spelunker Spin doctor Spurrier (also Spurrer) Spy Stage designer Statistician Steward (also Stewardess) Stock broker Stonecutter Store Manager Street artist Street musician Street vendor Stringer Stripper Structural engineers Student Stuffer Stunt coordinator Stunt double Stunt performer Surgeon Surveyor Swineherd Swami Swimmer Switchboard operator Swordsmith System administrator Systems designer Systems analyst

T Tailor Tallowchandler Tanner Tapicer (also Tapestrymaker, Tapester) Tax Collector Taxidermist Taxi-driver Taxonomist Tea lady Teacher Technician Technologist Telegraphist (also Telegraph operator) Telemarketer Telephone operator Tennis player Test developer Test pilot Thatcher Thaumaturgist Theatre director Theologian Therapist Thief Thimbler Third Mate Thresher Tiler Tinker Tinsmith Toolmaker Torturer Trademark attorney Trader Tradesman Trainer Transit planner Translator Trapper Treasurer Troubadour Truck Driver Tumbler Tuner Turner Tutor Tyler

U Urban planner Undertaker Ufologist Urologist Upholder Upholsterer Usher

V Valet Verger Veterinarian Vibraphonist Vicar Video editor Video game developer Vintner Violinist

W Wainwright Waiter (also Waitress) Warder Watchman Weaponsmith Weatherman Weaver Webmaster Web developer Web designer Welder Wet nurse Wheelwright (also Wheeler) Whitesmith Woodcarver Wood cutter Woodturner Wrangler Winemaker Writer

X Xylophonist X-ray technician

Y Yodeler Youth worker

Z Zoologist Zookeeper

See also

• Title
• Lists of people by occupation

External links

• U.S. Department of Labor - Occupational Outlook Handbook
• Dictionary of Occupational Titles (DOT)
• Old Occupations
• Medieval Occupations