Social Work (with Social) Speech-language pathology/Myofunctional therapist (With Social and Artistic) Sports medicine/Wilderness medicine (with Social and Realistic) Surgeon (with Realistic and Social) Technical writer, Proofreader, Copy Editor (with Artistic and Conventional) Tutor (with Social) Veterinarian (with Realistic and Social) Web developer (with Conventional, Realistic, and Artistic) Zoologists and Wildlife Biologists (with Realistic) A: Artistic (Creators) Holland defines the "Artistic Type" as a person who has "a preference for ambiguous, free, unsystematized activities that entail the manipulation of physical, verbal, or human materials to create art forms or products...these behavioral tendencies lead in turn to the acquisition of artistic competencies." Sample majors and careers include: Architect (with Realistic and Enterprising) Broadcast journalism (with Enterprising) Clergy (with Social and Enterprising) Counselors (various)/Advisers (with Investigative, Enterprising, Conventional, and Social) Guidance/School Counselors, Academic Advisors, Career Counselors, and Educational consultants/IEC (see also: List of psychotherapies) Culinary arts (with Realistic and Enterprising) Entrepreneur (with Social and Enterprising) Fashion design (with Realistic and Enterprising) Graphic designer (with Enterprising and Realistic) Model (people) (with Realistic and Enterprising) Musician (with Enterprising and Realistic) Park Naturalist (with Social and Realistic) Poets, Lyricists and Creative Writers (with Investigative) Psychology/Psychologist (with Social and Investigative); Art therapist/Dance therapy/Drama therapy/Music therapy/Narrative therapy/Culinary therapy Public relations (with Enterprising) Photographer (with Realistic and Enterprising) Speech-language pathology/Myofunctional therapist (With Social and Investigative) Teacher (Early childhood education, Primary school, Secondary school, Teaching English as a second language, Special Ed, and Substitute teaching) (with Social) Technical writer, Proofreader, Copy Editor (with Investigative and Conventional) Trainer (business) (with Social and Conventional) Translator (with Social) Web developer (with Conventional, Realistic, and Investigative) S: Social (Helpers) Holland defines the "Social Type" as a person who has "a preference for activities that entail the manipulation of others to inform, train, develop, cure, ore enlighten...these behavioral tendencies lead in turn to an acquisition of human relations competencies." Sample majors and careers include: Archivist/Librarian (with Conventional and Investigative) CFP (Certified Financial Planner)/Personal Financial Planner (with Conventional and Enterprising) Clergy (with Artistic and Enterprising) Community Organizer Community Health Workers/Masters in Public Health (with Investigative and Enterprising) Counselors (various)/Advisers (with Investigative, Enterprising, Conventional, and Artistic) Guidance/School Counselors, Academic Advisors, Career Counselors (see also: List of psychotherapies) Customer service (with Conventional and Enterprising) Dentist (with Investigative and Realistic) Dietitian/Nutritionist (with Investigative and Enterprising) Doctor (Medical school/Medical research) (with Investigative) Educational administration (with Enterprising and Conventional) Educational consultant (with Conventional and Enterprising) Entrepreneur (with Enterprising and Artistic) Epidemiology/Masters