Careers for Conventional people

Do you love working with numbers?

What do you get when you cross and accountant with a detective?

Love numbers and digits?

A librarian is a professional trained in information science.

A revenue agent is someone who ensures that governments get their tax money from businesses and citizens.

Are you detail-oriented, organized, and like working in a structured environment?

Did you know that a credit analyst plays a very important role in the health of our economy?

An energy auditor, also known as an energy rater, is a specialized consultant who helps improve the energy efficiency of both residential and commercial buildings.

A treasurer, also known as a certified treasury professional in certain job settings, is an expert in finance who directly oversees the long-term and short-term budgetary goals of a business or an organization.

A risk management specialist is responsible for keeping a business on its feet and bringing in profits.

A tax preparer is a professional that is qualified to calculate, file and sign income tax returns on behalf of individuals and businesses.

A medical records technician is responsible for accurately transcribing and organizing patients' medical histories, symptoms and diagnoses, as well as categorizing treatments and procedures for insurance billing by assigning standard codes using a classification system.

A pharmacy technician is someone who works under the direct supervision of a licensed pharmacist to process prescriptions, dispense medication, perform pharmacy-related functions, and provide information to customers.

If you've always wanted to work in a library but haven't made the commitment to become a librarian yet, you may want to consider starting out as a library assistant.

A medical transcriptionist transcribes doctor's reports from voice recordings, converting them into written reports.