2130-32 — Anatomist
Anatomist is responsible for studies and conducts experiments concerning the form, structure and other anatomical characteristics of living organisms; develops new medical technologies, designs and conduct experiments analyses medical data within their professional field.
2130-37 — Animal Scientist
Animal Scientist is responsible for conducts research into and advises on animal husbandry, animal production and develops new or improved animal breeding and production methods providing advice and consultancy services to farmers on animal husbandry practices develops and implementing programs for animal disease control, surveillance and eradication within their professional field.
2130-23 — Bacteriologist
Bacteriologist is responsible for studies and conducts experiments concerning the structure, development processes and characteristics of micro organisms such as bacteria or viruses analyzing samples from patients with suspected bacterial infections to diagnose the specific type of bacteria causing the illness provides scientific advice on their economic importance within their professional field.
2130-33 — Biochemist
Biochemist is responsible for studies and conducts experiments concerning the chemical composition of living organisms for application in scientific areas such as medicine, food industry and agriculture designing and building equipment or facilities to use for experiment or research prepares and refine chemical compounds for public or medical use within their professional field.
2130-11 — Biologist
Biologist is responsible for undertake research to increase scientific knowledge of living organisms in environment, agriculture and health study characteristics of animals such as their species interaction, diseases and movement patterns analyze the effect of human activity on ecosystems collect biological data and specimens for analysis monitor and manage wildlife populations and invasive plants and animals within their professional field.
2130-15 — Botanist
Botanist is responsible for conducts research with the aim of improving or developing concepts, theories, and operational methods in the field of botany; collect and preserving plant species provides advice and expertise to government agencies and organizations within their professional field.
2130-26 — Cystologist
Cytologist is responsible for provide analysis in identifying abnormal or cancer cells in human body train trainers on how to use cervical cancer tests including pap test and hpv testing demonstrate the usage of microtomes to prepare slides of body cells from thin slices of tissue and observe and examine using a microscope study cell division into new formation of different cells from their tissue of origin and determine physical and chemical factors that are involved in the cell growth provide analysis in gathering cellular data and endorsing this report to determine the best action to take for the curing of the cancer cells carry out constant research to be up to date within the field and find out any new development of unknown cellular abnormalities within their professional field.
2130-16 — Economic Botanist
Economic Botanist is responsible for analyses data on plant production and market trends to develop strategies for improving yields and increasing profitability study plants, their environment, relationships, their traits and processes conducting fieldwork, collecting and testing plants samples and recording observations within their professional field.
2130-18 — Entomologist
Entomologist is responsible for studies all aspects of insect life and conducts research to develop practical applications of the knowledge acquired in fields such as agriculture, forestry and medicine developing and implementing pest management strategies monitoring and controlling insect borne diseases within their professional field.
2130-14 — Marine Biologist
Marine Biologist is responsible for conduct research, improve and develop concepts, theories and operational methods conduct inventories, testing and monitoring of marine life exposed to pollutants; collect and analyze samples, and develop new theories based on this research within their professional field.
2130-35 — Medical Pathologist
Medical Pathologist is responsible for studies and conducts experiments concerning the nature, causes and development of human diseases and disorders conducts postmortems; looks for abnormalities in samples that evidence disease and convey the information to relevant medical practitioner within their professional field.
2130-22 — Micro-Bacteriologist
Micro-Bacteriologist is responsible for studies and conducts experiments concerning the structure, development processes and characteristics of micro organisms such as bacteria or viruses provides scientific advice on their economic importance develops vaccine and treatment within their professional field.
2130-24 — Micro-biologist
Micro-biologist is responsible for studies and conducts experiments concerning the structure, development processes and characteristics of micro organisms such as bacteria or viruses perform laboratory analysis on all materials after appropriate sterilization studies various cultures of microorganisms in isolations according standard inhibition and ensure control over moisture and temperature within their professional field.
2130-27 — Mycologist
Mycologist is responsible for undertaking research in laboratories and in the field to increase scientific knowledge of living organisms studies the mechanisms of life processes of edible, poisonous and parasitic fungi to discover if they are useful in medicine, agriculture of industry to discover new information to test hypotheses to solve problems within their professional field.
2130-12 — Naturalist
Naturalist is responsible for conducting wildlife survey, monitoring and tracking animal populations preserve, restore, maintain, promotes and protect natural habitats within their professional field.
2130-28 — Parasitologist
Parasitologist is responsible for isolate and maintain cultures of parasites in prescribed or developed media, controlling moisture, aeration, temperature and nutrition study growth, structure, development and general characteristics of parasites to understand their relationship to human, plant and animal life examine physiological, morphological and cultural characteristics using microscopes and other laboratory tools maintain and calibrate microscopes and other laboratory equipment used in the study of parasites within their professional field.
2130-31 — Pharmacologist
Pharmacologist is responsible for studies and conducts experiments concerning the effects of drugs and other substances on the tissues, organs and physiological processes of human beings and animals; studies the effects of new or modifies medicines and recoding the reactions that take place improves on existing knowledge and develops new drugs provides scientific advice within their professional field.
2130-34 — Physiologist
Physiologist is responsible for studies and conducts experiments concerning the life processes and functions of human, animal, insect or plant organs, tissues, cells, glands and systems under normal and abnormal or exceptional conditions for application in such areas as human and veterinary medicine; conducting research to understand how the human body functions under various conditions diagnose and treating medical conditions related to physiological dysfunctions within their professional field.
2130-38 — Plant Pathologist
Plant Pathologist is responsible for organizes the scouting schedule for early detection of pests/diseases before threshold is reached; performs diagnostic pathological tests analysis of water, plant, and media samples; participates in developing crop protection programs to prevent pests and diseases build up performs routine laboratory tests on plant and seed samples within their professional field.
2130-41 — Plant physiologist
Plant physiologist is responsible for investigate how environmental factors affect plant growth, development, and yield study the effects of light, temperature, water, minerals, and other agents on plant growth develop new methods to improve plant growth or resistance to pests and diseases select plant species plan and conduct field experiments to study the effects of various treatments on plant growth within their professional field.
2130-21 — Research Officer (Biology)
Research Officer (Biology) is responsible for conducts research and carries out field and laboratory experiments concerning aspects of life forms; prepares scientific papers and reports; collect samples, taking measurements, photographing or sketching organisms and obtaining other information that may lead to discoveries about organisms and ecosystems observing organisms to learn more about their diets, behavior and impact on their surroundings within their professional field.
2130-13 — Taxonomist
Taxonomist is responsible for conducts research in all forms of life to increase scientific knowledge and develops practical applications in their areas of specialization name and classify plants, animals and natural elements; they identify and name new species and diseases within their professional field.
2130-36 — Veterinary Pathologist
Veterinary Pathologist is responsible for studies and conducts experiments concerning the nature, causes and development of animal diseases and disorders conducts postmortems within their professional field.
2130-25 — Virologist
Virologist is responsible for study viral microscopic organisms that cause diseases; determining how viral diseases like hiv, sars, and hepatitis spread through populations; assisting in vaccine development within their professional field.
2130-17 — Zoologist
Zoologist is responsible for conducts research and improves in the field of zoology protects endangered or threatened species and their habitats monitor populations develops conservations plans within their professional field.