Standard Occupational Classification (SOC): Legal Support Workers, All Other

Legal support workers, all other in the healthcare industry refer to individuals who provide support to lawyers and other legal professionals in a healthcare setting. These workers may have a variety of job titles, such as legal assistant, paralegal, or legal secretary, and may work in a variety of settings, including law firms, hospitals, and government agencies.

Legal support workers in healthcare may perform a wide range of duties, depending on their specific role and the needs of their employer. These duties may include conducting legal research, drafting legal documents, managing case files, and assisting with the preparation of cases for trial. Legal support workers may also be responsible for communicating with clients and other stakeholders, coordinating meetings and appointments, and performing administrative tasks.

Legal support workers in the healthcare industry may be required to have specialized knowledge of healthcare laws and regulations, and may be expected to have strong research, writing, and communication skills. They may also be required to have a college degree or other formal education, and may need to complete additional training or certification in order to qualify for certain positions.