Chemistry Jobs in the Government
Working for the government almost always provides a good, steady salary and excellent benefits. If you are interested in a chemistry job with the government, many agencies need chemists, including the Department of Defense, Homeland Security, and the Centers for Disease Control.
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Chemist
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Chemists perform routine procedures such as adding chemicals to solutions, separating and purifying chemicals, determining the correct proceduresfor analysis, and following the safety regulations set forth in your lab. You may also be called on to report your findings and establish new and improved chemistry procedures from time to time.
Physical Science Technician
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Physical science technicians provide technical assistance in carrying out experiments focused on a particular scientific area or specific products.
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Medical Technologist
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Medical technologists provide chemical support to a medical lab, especially analysis and identification of unusual test results. Examples of areas you'll work in include the lab's urinalysis and toxicology departments.
Research Scientist
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You will be responsible for gathering data, performing conclusive experiments, analyzing and interpreting your results, and providing models demonstrating the findings of your research.
Laboratory Manager
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As a laboratory manager, you will be in charge of basic operations within your lab. You must ensure the quality and accuracy of all activities being carried out in your lab or section, and you must supervise all other scientists subordinate to you in the lab.
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