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Patient transport service controllers arrange transport to take frail or vulnerable people to and from medical appointments.

Pharmacists give advice on the use and supply of medicines and medical appliances.

Pharmacologists study the effects of drugs and chemicals on living things, and develop new products to help tackle disease.

Pharmacy assistants serve customers and patients in chemists and hospital dispensaries.

Pharmacy technicians prepare and supply medicines for prescriptions, under the supervision of a pharmacist.

Phlebotomists collect blood samples from patients, and send them off for analysis and testing.

Physician associates support doctors to diagnose and manage patients in hospitals and GP surgeries.

Physicists study the behaviour of matter and energy and construct theories to explain how everything fits together.

Physiotherapists assess and treat mobility problems in patients caused by illness, injury, ageing or disability.

Physiotherapy assistants work with patients to manage their condition and improve movement.

Pilates teachers help clients change and improve their body strength and posture through breathing, stretching and conditioning exercises.

Plastic surgeons perform operations to restore someone's movement or appearance either for personal reasons or following an illness or injury.