Job with O
Operates machinery or equipment
Corrects teeth alignment
Holds a position of authority in police or military
Examines eyes and prescribes lenses
Fits and sells eyeglasses or lenses
Specialist in cancer treatment
Helps patients regain daily skills
Performs in operas
Performs clerical or administrative tasks
Specialist in pregnancy and childbirth
Oversees office operations and staff
Plans and coordinates events or activities
Delivers speeches to an audience
Harvests oranges in orchards
Performs surgery on bones and joints
Doctor for bones and joints; a real profession!
Practitioner of osteopathy—recognized job.
Eye doctor; medical specialist—real job!
Scientist who studies birds—a valid career.
Informal for organist; a musician’s job.
Musician who plays the organ—legit profession.
Business role managing operations—real job.
Old term for supervisor; historical job title.
Runs a business; often used as a job title.
Studies oceans - real science job.
Handles office paperwork and admin tasks.
Dentist specialist doing mouth surgeries.
Leads daily operations in a company.
Helps with office tasks - valid job.
Grows oranges for a living - real job.
Event/pro organizer - recognized profession.
Public advocate handling complaints.
Hospital aide helping patients - real job.
Doctor fixing bones and joints surgically.
Harvests olives - seasonal farm work.
Ancient role giving prophecies - historic job.
Official watcher, e.g., election observer.
Old term for eye doctor; still a valid job.
Zookeeper caring for orangutans.
Worker who oils machinery; legit occupation.
Leads an orchestra—definitely a profession.
Often called Operations Manager—real job.
Real role managing office operations.
Specialized nurse caring for cancer patients.
Works on oil platforms—recognized job.
Doctor for bones/joints—legit profession.
Drills for oil; an established occupation.
ENT specialist doctor—real profession.
Musician who plays oboe; valid job.
Yes—means a police officer, a real profession.
Also called an orchestra conductor—real job.
Old-fashioned term for an office helper; valid.
Historical boat rower; a real old-time job.
Colloquial for oil rig worker; that’s a job.
Farmer who raises ostriches—valid occupation.
Rare but possible animal trainer in aquariums.
Fisher who catches octopus; works as a job.
Musician who plays the oboe—real profession.
Historic street performer with a barrel organ
A farmer who grows onions; real job
Works in the oil industry; a real profession
Animal keeper caring for ostriches; valid job
Animal trainer specializing in orangutans
Music professional who orchestrates and arranges scores
Eye care professionals; a valid occupation
A miner who extracts ore; fits the job category
Environmental cleanup worker for oceans; okay job
A farmer who grows olives; valid profession
Traditional term for a worker in the oil industry
Builds ovens; a real manufacturing job.
Trains otters at zoos/aquariums; niche but real.
Crafts ornaments; a valid artisan trade.
Makes orange juice in factories or shops.
Dental care pro; also called a dental hygienist.
Manages operations; a common business role.
Handles clerical tasks in an office.
Animal handler for octopuses; very niche.
Professional diver working in the sea.
Writes obituaries for newspapers.
Farms using organic methods; real job.
Cultivates olives; a real farming job.
Extracts oil, e.g., from oil sands; valid.
Changes engine oil at a service shop.
Official is a real job, like a government official
The words in the list Job with O come from players of the word game Categories game.