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Zoologist

Zoologist. By: Michala Brent. Nature of Work/What they do.

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Zoologist

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  1. Zoologist By: Michala Brent

  2. Nature of Work/What they do • Zoologists may work in a wide range of fields. They serve as animal behaviorists, aquarium directors, conservationists, ecologists, insect quarantine inspectors and marine biologists. Required university courses generally include chemistry or physics, math and biology.

  3. Working Conditions • Lots of hard working long hours. I will mostly working outside. Many zoologists conduct field research in remote areas, which involves strenuous physical activity and primitive living conditions. Prepare to work hard as a zoologist.

  4. Employment/Workforce • In 2008 19,530 people had this job.

  5. Training • Zoologists generally have master's or PhD degrees in biology or zoology. This is because the work is primarily research.

  6. Job Outlook • My job outlook is stable. Through 2008-2018 this job should Increase by 12.80%.

  7. Earnings/Salary • Average hourly earnings: $28.28 • Average annual Earnings: $58,820

  8. Related Occupations • Dolphin Researcher • Animal Nutritionist

  9. Sources of Additional Information • http://www.aibs.org/ • http://www.enature.com/

  10. Dolphin Researcher By: Michala Brent

  11. Nature of Work/What they do • Each dolphin researcher has a scientific specialty. While the focus of each researcher's work might be different, they all share dolphins as their main interest. • These researchers study the natural behaviors and life histories of dolphins.

  12. Working Conditions • Lots of hard working hours outside, can’t be afraid of water. Biologists and zoologists spend hours observing dolphins and drawing conclusions from what they've seen. If you want to be a dolphin researcher, you must be prepared to study hard and work hard. "Jobs are long, hard and competitive," If you want to be a dolphin researcher, you must be prepared to study hard and work hard. "Jobs are long, hard and competitive,"

  13. Employment/Workforce • 2004 Workforce had 16,000 people.

  14. Training • an advanced degree in a scientific specialty is the standard background of dolphin researchers. Some researchers hold master's degrees, but a doctorate is more common, especially for researchers based at universities.

  15. Job Outlook • My job outlook is stable. Through 2004-2014 this job should Increase by 18.8%.

  16. Earnings/Salary • Annual Earnings: $53,920 • Hourly Earnings: $25.92

  17. Related Occupations • Zoologist • Marine Biologist

  18. Sources of Additional Information • http://www.acsonline.org/ • http://www.earthwatch.org.au/

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