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Jobs Obtained by Recent Graduates
Career Tracks
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Here are some of the entry-level jobs taken by our Biology graduates over the last five years:
Account Managers in the Biotech industry
Agricultural Lab Supervisor
Air Quality Inspector for the PA Dept. of Environmental Protection
Animal Keeper in zoological park
Animal Trainers at public aquaria
Aquarists
Aquatic Field Biologists with Stroud Water Research Center and the Michigan Dept. of Environmental Quality
Bio-analytical Research Biologist
Biologist for the Florida Fish & Wildlife Commission Manatee Program
Biologist with the FL Dept. of Environmental Protection
Clinical Research Assistants
Conservation Biologist
Corporate Environmental Manager
Doctor of Chiropractic Medicine
Environmental Chemists
Health Care Manager
High School Biology Teachers
Lab Technicians with various pharmaceutical and biotech companies
Medical Doctor
Medical Platoon Leader in the US Army
Medical Technologists
Middle School Science Teachers
Nuclear Medical Technologists
Optometrists
Park Naturalist
Peace Corps volunteer
Pharmaceutical Microbiologist
Physical Therapists
Plant Protection and Quarantine officer for the USDA
Podiatrists
QA/QC Chemist
Quality Assurance System Administrator & Microbiology Lab Supervisors in the pharmaceutical industry
Quality Control and Safety Officer in biotech industry
Registered Nurse
Research Technician with the National Cancer Institute
Respiratory Therapists
Scientific Sales Rep
Supervisor in cancer research lab
Toxicology Lab Technicians
Veterinarians
Veterinary Testing Technician
Virology Lab Technicians
Water Pollution Biologist with the PA Dept. of Environmental Protection
Water Quality Testing Technicians
Wildlife Conservation Officer with PA Game Commission
In addition many of our Biology Graduates go on to professional schools (i.e. MD, DO, DPM, DVM, etc.). Recently our students have graduated from or are now attending veterinary medical Programs at Ohio State, University of Illinois, and University of Florida.
Many students receive Master’s and Ph.D. degrees from top-ranked Graduate programs. Currently our grads are attending PSU, Georgetown, Wake Forest University, Texas A & M, Michigan Tech., Purdue, Oregon State, Johns Hopkins, Villanova, University of Central Oklahoma, SUNY (Buffalo), Frostburg State, Auburn University, Bucknell University, St. Joseph's University, the University of Delaware, and others.
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Many of our graduates have completed Graduate School and now hold academic positions at Tufts, Wilkes, Shippensburg, and Mansfield Universities; the Universities of Washington (Seattle), Maryland, Iowa, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Virginia; Wabash College, Stockton College (NJ), George Mason University, VPI, Temple, and others.
Other graduates include a Veterinarian at Wild Kingdom in Disney World (FL), scientists at the Smithsonian Institutes, as well as Animal trainers, keepers, and educational specialists at the National Aquarium in Baltimore, the Baltimore Zoo, Seaworld, the Aquarium of the Americas (New Orleans), and other facilities. Biology graduates have completed MD, DPM, and DO degrees and practice medicine in a number of the states.
Our graduates in molecular biology work in research, development, or production at Merck, Amersham, Myriad Genetics, Genelogic, Wistar Institute, National Cancer Institute, Immune Response Corp, Smith, Kline, and Beecham as well as others.
Our Allied Health graduates are employed all over eastern and central PA in at least 25 hospitals and medical centers. Our Respiratory Therapy Option graduates typically have 2-4 job offers upon completion of their degrees, and hold positions in Maine, Massachusetts, and a number of other states as well as Pennsylvania.
Major employers of our Biology graduates include: Lancaster Labs, Wyeth Ayerst, Lancaster General Hospital, the State of PA, the state of Florida, several plant nurseries, several regional environmental consulting firms, a variety of health care facilities, several zoological parks and aquaria, and most regional school districts.
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