Standard Occupational Classification (SOC): Appraisers of Personal and Business Property

Appraisers of personal and business property are professionals who estimate the value of personal or business assets, such as antiques, collectibles, machinery, and equipment. In the healthcare industry, appraisers of personal and business property may be involved in valuing the equipment and other assets used by healthcare providers, such as medical devices, diagnostic equipment, and furnishings. They may also be involved in valuing the assets of healthcare-related businesses, such as pharmaceutical companies or medical supply companies. Appraisers of personal and business property in the healthcare industry typically have a background in appraisal science, finance, or a related field, and they may be employed by appraisal firms, banks, or other organizations. They may be responsible for inspecting and evaluating assets, researching market conditions and trends, and using various methods to determine the value of an asset. Appraisers of personal and business property may also be required to be licensed or certified in order to practice, and they may be required to complete ongoing continuing education to maintain their license.