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SPECIAL:
Careers for Students with Associate Degrees: 
Health & Biosciences
All of the careers listed here are in high demand -
an associate's degree with the right classes will qualify you for
any of these jobs in health
and biosciences. Click on the highlighted words to see what employers
are looking for in each job.
- Laboratory
Technologists perform a wide range
of complex procedures in the general area of the clinical laboratory
or perform specialized procedures in such areas as cytology, histology,
and microbiology. They also perform routine qualitative and quantitative
analysis of specimens to provide information used in diagnosis and
treatment of disease.
- A Chemical Technician assists research professionals
with experiments,
sets up standard laboratory equipment, performs routine tests,
maintains records
of the results, prepares solutions and other mediums, orders and
maintains supplies.
- A Support Specialist fabricates, operates, maintains and/or
repairs equipment in either the medical or biotechnical fields.
- A Laboratory
Animal Technician assists with the care, feeding and general husbandry
of animals used in biomedical experiments. Observes
animals
and reports problems.
Maintains supplies and records. Manager/Supervisors are generally
found in smaller establishments where they perform both supervisory
and management functions, such as accounting, marketing, and
personnel work, and may also engage in the same animal care
work as the workers they supervise.
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