Standard Occupational Classification (SOC): Fishing and Hunting Workers

Fishing and hunting workers may work in the healthcare industry in certain roles, such as fish and game wardens, which I mentioned earlier. These individuals are responsible for enforcing laws and regulations related to fishing, hunting, and wildlife management. In this capacity, they may work to ensure that fishing and hunting activities are conducted safely and in compliance with relevant laws and regulations. They may also be responsible for educating the public about fishing and hunting safety and best practices.

Aside from fish and game wardens, it’s possible that individuals who work in the fishing and hunting industry may also be employed in healthcare in other capacities. For example, they may work as outdoors instructors or guides, teaching people about fishing and hunting and leading them on expeditions in the outdoors. In this role, they may be responsible for ensuring the safety of their clients and providing first aid if necessary.

Overall, while fishing and hunting workers may not necessarily be directly involved in the healthcare industry, they may still play important roles in promoting safety and health in the context of outdoor activities.