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What are the job responsibilities of a clinical microbiologist?
- Administration of antibiotic treatments to those patients who are suffering from some diseases or to prevent the re-occurrence of diseases
- Supervising environmental conditions of laboratories to make sure that they are safe for all kinds of research works
- Doing research to identify new disease organisms, develop new treatments, or properly understand how disease transmission occurs.
- Diagnosing and recognizing infectious diseases by using lab tests like staining smears
- Communication with healthcare providers about test outcomes of patients, recommendation of treatment options, and offering advice on disease prevention.
- Instruct patients about their medical conditions and various treatment options using written materials or in person.
- Making samples ready for testing includes a collection of blood and other fluids from the body of patients.
M.Sc. Clinical Microbiology Employment Areas:
- Food Industry
- Beverage Industry
- Chemical Industries
- Environmental Agencies
- Agriculture Department
- Laboratories
- Private Hospitals
- Research Organizations
- Universities
- Pharmaceutical Industries
- Food Industry
- Beverage Industry
- Chemical Industries
M.Sc. Clinical Microbiology Job positions
- Cell Biologist
- Geneticist
- Immunologist
- Parasitologist
- Science Writer
- Teacher
- Virologist
- Biomedical Scientist
- Mycologist
- Protozoologist
- Biochemist
- Biotechnologist
- Analyst
- Microbiologist
- Cell Biologist
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