Flight for Survival
Career Connection
- zoologist
- studies animals, their origins, behavior, diseases and life processes
either in a laboratory or natural setting
- ornithologist
- a zoologist who specializes in the study of birds
- veterinarian
- diagnoses, treats and prevents animal diseases
- ecologist
- studies the relationship between an organism and its environment
- toxicologist
- conducts tests to determine the effect of substances on animals
- photographer
- uses a camera to create pictures to portray events like a writer uses
words
- science teacher
- instructs students about and helps them explore science issues
- conservationist
- provides technical assistance to others on methods of conserving our
natural resources
- technician
- provides support to the work of scientists and is highly skilled with
jobs which require a working knowledge of scientific equipment, an ability
to analyze tests, prepare reports, and assist scientists in carrying out
their various functions.
- embryologist
- studies the development of an animal from the fertilized egg through
birth
- radiologist
- uses Xrays for the diagnosis and treatment of diseases
- analytic chemist
- determines the structure, composition and nature of substances
- statistician
- devises, carries out and interprets numerical results of surveys and
experiments
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