Standard Occupational Classification (SOC): Astronomers and Physicists

Astronomers and physicists in the healthcare field typically work to understand the physical and chemical processes that occur in the universe and how they might impact human health. These professionals may work in a variety of settings, including hospitals, research institutions, and other related organizations.

Astronomers and physicists in the healthcare field may be responsible for conducting research to understand the physical and chemical processes that occur in the universe and how they might impact human health. They may also be responsible for analyzing data from telescopes, satellites, and other instruments to study celestial objects and phenomena. In addition, astronomers and physicists may be responsible for developing and testing theories about the nature and behavior of celestial objects and phenomena.

Overall, the work of astronomers and physicists in the healthcare field involves using their knowledge of the universe and its physical and chemical processes to inform research and understanding of how these processes might impact human health. These professionals may work in collaboration with other healthcare professionals to study the impacts of celestial events, such as solar flares, on human health.