occupational
Concerning one's profession
Occupational relates to jobs, work, or professions.
An occupational hazard is a risk that comes with a particular line of work—coal miners face black lung, office workers face carpal tunnel.
Occupational therapy helps people develop or recover skills needed for daily life and work.
Occupational licensing requirements vary by state.
Employment location
- salaryFixed periodic employment payment
- employerOne who employs others
- employeeHired organizational member
- positionLocation or stance
role · duty · task · vacancy · hire · resume · interview · job
Evidence of qualification or identity
- certificationAttestation of qualification
- accreditationOfficial quality approval
- licensingGranting official permission
- qualificationRequired skill or condition
expertise · specialization · competence · proficiency · white-collar · ethics · malpractice · board-certified
State of being unprotected
- injuryPhysical or psychological harm
- safetyFreedom from harm
- riskPossibility of harm
- illnessState of poor health
disease · asbestos · dermatitis · burnout · stress · ergonomic · protective · OSHA
Recovery from injury/addiction
- therapistMental health practitioner
- functionalAble to operate correctly
- adaptiveAble to change accordingly
- recoveryRegaining what was lost
independence · mobility · activities · assessment · intervention · assistive · sensory · cognitive
Manual labor workforce
- manualWritten instructions for use
- carpenterTimber construction tradesperson
- electricianWiring installation specialist
- plumberWater system tradesperson
welder · mason · mechanic · machinist · technician · craftsmanship · handiwork · journeyman
Forward movement or promotion
- trajectoryPath of moving object
- progressionSequential forward movement
- pathwayDesignated route for travel
- tenureProtected employment status
promotion · development · growth · prospects · mentorship · networking · achievement · succession
workplace
Employment location
- salaryFixed periodic employment payment
- employerOne who employs others
- employeeHired organizational member
position · role · duty · task · vacancy · hire · resume · interview · job · contract
credentials
Evidence of qualification or identity
- certificationAttestation of qualification
- accreditationOfficial quality approval
- licensingGranting official permission
qualification · expertise · specialization · competence · proficiency · white-collar · ethics · malpractice · board-certified · practitioner
exposure
State of being unprotected
illness · disease · asbestos · dermatitis · burnout · stress · ergonomic · protective · OSHA · disability
rehabilitation
Recovery from injury/addiction
- therapistMental health practitioner
- functionalAble to operate correctly
- adaptiveAble to change accordingly
recovery · independence · mobility · activities · assessment · intervention · assistive · sensory · cognitive · pediatric
blue-collar
Manual labor workforce
- manualWritten instructions for use
- carpenterTimber construction tradesperson
- electricianWiring installation specialist
plumber · welder · mason · mechanic · machinist · technician · craftsmanship · handiwork · journeyman · apprenticeship
advancement
Forward movement or promotion
- trajectoryPath of moving object
- progressionSequential forward movement
- pathwayDesignated route for travel
tenure · promotion · development · growth · prospects · mentorship · networking · achievement · succession · ambition
- -al adjectivescultural, emotional, environmental, federal, financial
- surname originspatronymic, matronymic, locational, descriptive, nickname
- medical adjectivessurgical, cardiac, orthopedic, malignant, respiratory
occupationalrecreational
Related to enjoyment activities
leisure · avocational · leisurely · play-based · pastime
occupationalamateur
Nonprofessional participant
nonprofessional · hobbyist · lay · vocational · dilettante
occupationalpersonal
Relating to one's self
domestic · private · nonprofessional · household · residential
- German occupationMilitary seizure of territory
- occupational hazardDanger specific to one's profession
- military occupationForeign army's territorial administration
- occupational therapyRestoring practical life abilities
- Nazi occupationWWII German military rule
- occupational therapistHelps patients regain functional abilities
occupation, occupational name, preoccupation, occupations, reoccupation, occupationally, occupational hazard, occupational therapy, occupational hazards