Standard Occupational Classification (SOC): Gambling Dealers

Gambling dealers are professionals who work in casinos or other gambling establishments, where they are responsible for dealing cards, spinning roulette wheels, or operating other gaming equipment to facilitate gambling activities.

It is unlikely that gambling dealers would be directly involved in the healthcare industry. However, some gambling establishments may have healthcare professionals on staff to provide medical care to patrons and employees, such as nurses or emergency medical technicians.

Gambling dealers are responsible for operating and maintaining gaming equipment, such as cards, dice, roulette wheels, and slot machines. They are also responsible for enforcing rules and regulations related to the game, as well as handling bets, payouts, and other financial transactions. In addition, gambling dealers may be responsible for assisting patrons with questions or problems, and for ensuring that the gaming area is secure and well-maintained.