I read an article about typical careers that someone can
have with a physiology degree and it was very helpful. Contrary to popular
belief, along with the many careers you can choose involving the medical field,
there are also many careers you can choose that aren’t in the medical field. A career
in the medical field is the most common, but there are other jobs in science and
pharmaceuticals and teaching and education that someone can get with a
physiology degree. It is not required of someone with a physiology degree to go
medical school or some type of graduate school. Here are some of the options for
careers requiring a physiology degree:
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Careers directly related to a physiology degree:
- Biomedical scientist
- Clinical research associate
- Exercise physiologist
- Healthcare scientist, audiology
- Healthcare scientist, physiology
- Pharmacologist
- Research scientist
Careers where a physiology degree would be useful:
- Medical sales representative
- Physiotherapist
- Science writer
- Secondary school teacher
- Therapeutic radiographer
Some typical employers of people with a physiology degree
are:
- Research centers
- Academic institutions
- Pharmeseutical and biotechnology companies
- The National Health Service
- Private sector hospitals, healthcare centers and healthcare organizations
Non-science employers include:
- Management consultancies
- Law and accountancy firms
- Banks and financial institutions
- Retail companies
At first, I assumed that most all of careers someone could
get with a physiology degree would be in the medical field. After reading this
article, I realized that there are any more options. This makes me happy because
now I know I have many options and ways to do what I love to do. This article
was really helpful with finding jobs requiring a physiology degree, it may be
helpful in finding jobs for other degrees, too! Hopefully you check it out!
AGCAS Editors.
"What Can I Do with a Physiology Degree? | Prospects.ac.uk." What Can
I Do with a Physiology Degree? | Prospects.ac.uk. AGCAS, Sept. 2015. Web. 20 Mar. 2016.
This post was very well done. It interests me how many career paths a physiology degree can take someone. Is there any specific future career you have in mind for yourself? Is it related to the medical field? -- if so, what would your pick for a non-medical related career with this degree be?
ReplyDeleteReally good post here Alyssa! You informed us of the many possible jobs related to Physiology, but then you broke them up into different sections that all differentiate between how you can obtain these jobs, and just the differences of these jobs like where you would work or who you would work for.
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