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Aerospace Engineer
An engineer who designs aircraft, spacecraft, satellites, and propulsion systems.
Below are professions that contain the letter P anywhere in the name. Each of the 61 professions below opens to a full profile.
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List of Professions That Contain P
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Beekeeper
A producer who maintains honeybee colonies for honey, pollination services, and other hive products.
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Bookkeeper
A finance professional who records and maintains the day-to-day financial transactions of a business.
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Carpenter
A skilled tradesperson who cuts, shapes, and installs wood and other materials in buildings and structures.
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Chiropractor
A licensed practitioner who diagnoses and treats musculoskeletal complaints using spinal manipulation and adjunct therapies.
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Choreographer
A movement artist who creates and stages dances for stage, screen, music videos, and live events.
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City Planner
A professional who shapes how communities grow, balancing land use, transportation, housing, and the environment.
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Composer
A musical creator who writes original works for performers, ensembles, film, games, and other contexts.
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Computer Vision Engineer
An engineer who builds systems that interpret images and video using machine learning and signal processing.
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Corporate Lawyer
A lawyer who advises businesses on transactions, governance, regulation, and risk.
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Crane Operator
A certified operator who lifts and places heavy loads using mobile and tower cranes on construction and industrial sites.
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Curriculum Developer
An education specialist who designs learning materials, assessments, and instructional sequences for schools or publishers.
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DevOps Engineer
An engineer who bridges software development and operations, automating build, deploy, and infrastructure workflows.
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Diplomat
A government representative who builds relationships with foreign governments and advances national interests abroad.
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Emergency Dispatcher
A 911 telecommunicator who answers emergency calls and coordinates police, fire, and medical response.
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Game Developer
A developer who designs and codes video games, balancing gameplay, graphics, and performance.
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Graphic Designer
A visual designer who creates logos, layouts, packaging, and digital graphics for clients across industries.
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Heavy Equipment Operator
A skilled operator who controls bulldozers, excavators, cranes, and other large machines on construction and mining sites.
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IT Support Specialist
A technician who helps users troubleshoot hardware, software, and network issues at home or in the workplace.
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Makeup Artist
A beauty professional who applies makeup for fashion, film, theater, weddings, and special events.
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Massage Therapist
A licensed practitioner who uses hands-on techniques to relieve pain, reduce stress, and support recovery.
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Mobile App Developer
A developer who builds applications for iPhone, Android, and other mobile platforms.
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Occupational Therapist
A clinician who helps patients regain or develop the skills needed for daily activities at home, school, and work.
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Ophthalmologist
A physician and surgeon specialized in medical and surgical treatment of eye disease.
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Optometrist
A primary eye-care provider who examines vision, prescribes corrective lenses, and detects ocular and systemic disease.
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Orthopedic Surgeon
A physician specialized in surgical and nonsurgical treatment of the musculoskeletal system, including bones, joints, and ligaments.
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Painter
A tradesperson who applies paint, stain, and coatings to protect and decorate interiors and exteriors of buildings.
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Painter (Artist)
A visual artist who creates works using paint on canvas, paper, panel, or other surfaces.
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Paralegal
A trained legal professional who assists lawyers with research, drafting, and case management tasks under attorney supervision.
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Paramedic
An advanced prehospital clinician who delivers emergency medical care and transport before patients reach the hospital.
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Park Ranger
A federal or state employee who protects natural and historic areas, educates visitors, and ensures public safety.
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Patent Attorney
A lawyer with a technical background who helps inventors secure and enforce patents.
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Pathologist
A physician who diagnoses disease by examining tissue, cells, and body fluids in the laboratory.
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Pediatrician
A physician specialized in the medical care of infants, children, and adolescents from birth through young adulthood.
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Personal Trainer
A fitness professional who designs and coaches workout programs for individuals or small groups.
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Petroleum Engineer
An engineer who designs methods for extracting oil and natural gas from underground reservoirs.
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Pharmacist
A licensed healthcare professional who dispenses prescription medications and advises patients on safe and effective drug use.
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Photographer
A visual professional who captures images for journalism, commerce, fine art, weddings, and other purposes.
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Physician
A medical doctor who diagnoses illness, prescribes treatment, and provides ongoing care across acute and chronic conditions.
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Physiotherapist
A licensed clinician who helps patients restore movement, manage pain, and recover function after injury or illness.
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Pipefitter
A skilled tradesperson who installs and maintains high-pressure piping systems for industrial and commercial facilities.
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Plasterer
A skilled tradesperson who applies plaster, stucco, and decorative finishes to interior and exterior walls.
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Plastic Surgeon
A surgeon who performs reconstructive and cosmetic procedures to restore function and refine appearance.
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Plumber
A skilled tradesperson who installs and repairs water, gas, drainage, and venting systems in buildings.
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Podiatrist
A doctor specialized in diagnosing and treating conditions of the foot, ankle, and lower extremity.
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Poet
A writer who composes verse exploring language, imagery, and emotion for the page, stage, or page.
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Police Officer
A sworn law-enforcement officer who patrols communities, responds to calls, and investigates crimes.
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Politician
An elected or appointed leader who serves in legislative or executive roles in government.
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Postal Worker
A federal employee who sorts, transports, and delivers mail and packages.
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Probation Officer
A criminal-justice professional who supervises offenders serving sentences in the community.
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Product Manager
A professional who defines what software products should do and partners with engineering and design to deliver them.
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Professor
A university scholar who teaches advanced courses, conducts research, and mentors students.
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Prosecutor
A government lawyer who charges and tries individuals accused of crimes on behalf of the state.
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Psychiatrist
A physician who diagnoses and treats mental health disorders using medication, therapy, and other clinical interventions.
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Public Defender
A government-employed lawyer who represents criminal defendants who cannot afford private counsel.
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Public Health Officer
A professional who protects community health through programs in disease prevention, sanitation, and education.
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School Principal
An administrator who leads a school, supervising teachers, supporting students, and managing operations.
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Sculptor
A visual artist who creates three-dimensional works using stone, metal, wood, clay, or contemporary materials.
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Special Education Teacher
A teacher who adapts instruction and supports for students with learning, developmental, or physical disabilities.
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Speech-Language Pathologist
A clinician who assesses and treats communication, swallowing, and voice disorders across the lifespan.
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Web Developer
A developer who builds websites and web applications, handling frontend interfaces, backend services, or both.
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