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Scope of a virologist
Once you complete the course and obtain a license as a virologist, you will be opened to various job opportunities from both the private and public sectors. Have a look at some of the major job opportunities that you will get as a virologist:
- Virologist: As a virologist, you have to diagnose, prohibit, and treat some viral infections. You are responsible for carrying out tests that should be done during the whole treatment process.
- Laboratory assistant: You can work in laboratories of colleges and schools to help students to learn.
- Research associate: This job is perfect for those who want to continue their education and profession. You will work on some specialized tasks, tests and conduct experiments and studies on various viruses.
- Assistant professor: A professor in virology will closely associate with the senior professors and learn something new every day. In addition, you will also help students in colleges and universities to complete the research work and project work. That offers you some deep knowledge of your subjects.
Along with these four, there are many other job opportunities you will get after completing the course.
Different areas of employment for a virologist are
- Government hospitals
- Pharma companies
- Private clinics
- Colleges and universities
- Research centers
- Human immunology laboratory.
