My career choice is immunology. Immunologists have quite meaningful work that saves many lives on a regular basis. This occupation appeals to me because you have opportunities to help people overcome what could be the biggest obstacle they are facing in their life; you get to save lives. Another reason this occupation appeals is a bit science-fiction and silly, but quite understandable if one has an open mind. I believe in an outbreak of a new illness that will change people, warping their minds so that they go on animalistic rampages –much like the cliché zombie apocalypse. I would like to be familiar with discovering anti-viruses so that I could possibly come up with a cure.
I would like this job for numerous reasons. For one, there would be a variety of places to work, different branches to choose from in this career (such as strictly research, clinical, university). Also, the whole idea of being able to be a part of making someone’s life better in some way is simply beautiful. I would be honored to have a job such as this one. And, even though the pay wouldn’t be what was particularly important, the salaries are generally high. The reason I really bring up the salary is that over eighty percent of the college graduates are in dept., so the high salary would help pay that off. There is also the lab work and research, which I believe I would enjoy.
An immunologist’s basic job description is to study and investigate the body’s immune system and how it functions. Also, they use what they have learned to diagnose different diseases and/or disorders. One of their main purposes is to study abnormal immune systems and/or abnormal responses from them. There is lab work to be done and clinical work to be done (mostly, there are still...
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...e salary range for an immunologist is between $50,000 and $200,000 per year, depending on how experienced you are, where you are located, typical job pay determining things. An immunologist works approximately thirty-nine and a half hours per week, however it has been said by some reviews I’ve read from some immunologists themselves about their career that they sometimes work a minimum of approximately forty hours and a maximum of seventy to eighty hours a week occasionally.
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http://diplomaguide.com/articles/Immunologist_Career_Overview.html http://www.aboutbioscience.org/careers/immunologist http://www.prospects.ac.uk/immunologist_job_description.htm https://www.immunology.org/page.aspx?pid=1262 http://education-portal.com/articles/Immunologist_Job_Outlook_Duties_and_Requirements.html
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Stratton, Kathleen, Wilson, Christopher & McCormick, Marie. (2002). Under Review: Multiple Immunizations and Immune Dysfunction. Immunization Safety Review. (Pgs. 32-42). Retrieved from http://www.nap.edu/openbook.php?record_id=10306&page=32
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Pier, G. B., Lyczyak, J. B., & Wetzler, L. M. (2004). Immunology, infection, and immunity. USA: ASM Press.