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Some jobs that begin with the letter P are:
Packager
Packer
Padre
paediatrician
painter
palaeontologist- a person who studies rocks and things from the past
Paleographer
Paleontologist
palm reader
pancake maker,
Paperhanger
Parachute Rigger
paralegal
parametic
Paratrooper
Parent
Parson
pastor
pastry chef
Pathologist
Pawnbroker
peace officer
Peanut Farmer
Pea Pickers [they pick the peas from the plants]
pediatrician
Penologist
Père
petshop owner
pet store owner
Pharmacist,
Pharmacologist
philologist (person who studies the historical development of languages)
philosopher
phlebotomist (person in the medical field trained especially to draw blood)
photographer
phsyics teacher/scientist
physical education teacher
physical therapist
Physician
physicist
physiologist- the scientific study of the functions of the body and other living organisms
physiotherapist
pianist
Pickle Packer
pig farmer
pilot
Pipe fitter
pirate
Planter
plasterer
plastic surgeon
playwright
plumber
plumber
Podiatrist
poet
police officer
Polisher
political scientist
politician
pool assistant
pool cleaner
Popcorn popper
Pope
pop star
porn star
postal worker
Postman
potter
Poultryman
practice manager
Preacher
Preist
preschool teacher
president
press (news)
press operator
Press Secretary
Priest
prime minister
principal (school)
principal dancer (Ballet)
printing press operator
prison guard
pro athlete
Proctologist
product manager
professional athlete
Proffessor
Projectionist
prosecuting attorney
psychiatrist
psychic
Psychlotherapist
Psychoanalyst
psychologist
publican
publicist
public relations
public speaker
publisher
pump-jockey (full-serve gasoline station)
Here are some sample jobs that start with the letter "P".
- Priest
- Pediatrician
- Pulmonologist
- Physician
- Physical Education Teacher (PE)
- Pastor
- Physics Teacher
- Para Educator
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