How it’s to
be a Biologist
What’s a Biologist? A Biologist
is someone who study the living and the environments of the living. They do research
in many domains, for example, they do research in human medicals, on
environmental system or at the cellular level and many other domains related to
life. A Biologist is a lot like a student, because he’s always learning, but
instead of learning from books, they learn from the life. Biologist conduct
research in discrete areas. The Biochemist do research and analyze on tissue
samples to test new hypotheses. And the marine biologist does research on
marine populations and use different instruments and places in the research
like an oceanography center or a sonar. In general, a Biologist is someone who
love what he does and who can put a lot of time and effort in his work.
To be a Biologist, you need to
have a strict discipline. The majority of Biologist have a post-graduate
degree, because they occupy positions of authority, but for bachelor’s degree
Biologist some entry-level positions are available. With a master’s degree,
researchers can direct their research and do more things like on-site sampling and
interviews in their field. the type of company who engaged Biologist are Health
institutes, Environmental Protection groups, but the type of company who engage
the most Biologist are the pharmaceutical companies for the research in their
labs and they develop new products.
A biologist has a good life
quality because of the salary and the feeling of satisfaction when you succeed
in your research, but they miss a lot of social with their families or with
others because of the work and the time spending in labs. A new Biologist,
after 5 years in labs, generally promoted to field work but for those who are
not promoted they change fields or they get additional credentials. With the
work on field comes advantages and disadvantages. Some of the advantage is the
increase of the salary and some disadvantages are unpredictable work
environment and the time of research increase. After 10 years, a lot of Biologist
are in high graded positions such as assistant directors of research, some are
finishing their Ph.D.s and working at the same time and some join professional
organizations or committees.
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