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Pivot To Occupational Health and Safety Specialists

26 careers that can transition into this role, ranked by skill compatibility.

Conservation Scientists

Moderate Pivot (79%)+$15,960 (+23%)
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Environmental Science and Protection Technicians, Including Health

Moderate Pivot (79%)+$34,420 (+70%)
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Environmental Scientists and Specialists, Including Health

Moderate Pivot (79%)+$3,850 (+5%)
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Forest and Conservation Technicians

Moderate Pivot (79%)+$29,600 (+55%)
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Health and Safety Engineers, Except Mining Safety Engineers and Inspectors

Moderate Pivot (79%)-$25,750 (-23%)
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Range Managers

Moderate Pivot (79%)
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Health Informatics Specialists

Moderate Pivot (78%)-$19,880 (-19%)
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Park Naturalists

Moderate Pivot (78%)
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Occupational Health and Safety Technicians

Moderate Pivot (75%)
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Fire-Prevention and Protection Engineers

Moderate Pivot (70%)
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Climate Change Policy Analysts

Moderate Pivot (69%)
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Environmental Restoration Planners

Moderate Pivot (69%)
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Food Scientists and Technologists

Moderate Pivot (69%)
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Forensic Science Technicians

Moderate Pivot (69%)
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Foresters

Moderate Pivot (69%)
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Industrial Ecologists

Moderate Pivot (69%)
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Soil and Plant Scientists

Moderate Pivot (69%)
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Energy Auditors

Moderate Pivot (64%)+$11,790 (+16%)
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Fire Inspectors and Investigators

Moderate Pivot (64%)+$5,850 (+7%)
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Forest Fire Inspectors and Prevention Specialists

Moderate Pivot (64%)+$31,530 (+60%)
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Orthotists and Prosthetists

Moderate Pivot (64%)
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Cytogenetic Technologists

Significant Pivot (54%)
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Cytotechnologists

Significant Pivot (54%)
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Histotechnologists

Significant Pivot (54%)
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Medical and Clinical Laboratory Technologists

Significant Pivot (54%)
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Medical Dosimetrists

Significant Pivot (54%)
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