Standard Occupational Classification (SOC): Curators

Curators in healthcare settings may be responsible for managing and maintaining collections of artifacts, documents, and other materials related to the history and culture of healthcare. This may include collecting, cataloging, and preserving historical materials, researching the history of healthcare, and developing exhibitions and educational programs related to healthcare history.

In a healthcare setting, curators may work with a variety of materials, including documents, photographs, artifacts, and other objects related to the history of healthcare. They may also work with healthcare professionals and other stakeholders to develop exhibitions and educational programs that showcase the history and culture of healthcare.

To perform their duties effectively, curators in healthcare must have a strong understanding of the history and culture of healthcare, as well as knowledge of museum practices and principles. They must also have strong research and analytical skills, and be able to communicate effectively with a variety of stakeholders.

Overall, the role of curators in healthcare is critical for preserving and promoting the history and culture of healthcare, and for providing educational and cultural resources to patients, visitors, and staff.