With A Biology Degree I Can Be A…
Aquaculturist		Marine Biologist	Medical Entomologist
Professor		Research Associate	Pest Control Specialist
Zoo Director		Zoo Keeper	Conservation Office
Laboratory Technician		Nature Center Director	Toxicologist
Cytotechnologist		Morphologist	Aquatic Biologist
Fish Culturist		Food & Drug Inspector	Biotechnologist
Field Biologist		Bioengineer	Genetic Counselor
Science Writer		Neuroscientist	Ichthyologist
Museum Director		Ornithologist	Behavioral Ecologist
Range Ecologist		Comparative Anatomist	Animal Scientist
Forest Ranger		Park Naturalist	Mariculturist
Quantitative Insect Inspector		Veterinarian	Rancher
Anesthetist		Animal Breeder	Taxonomist
Nurse		Medical Assistant	Microscopist
Biophysicist		Embryologist	Histologist
Protozoologist		Endocrinologist	Game Manager
Paleoecologist		Biomedical Researcher	Cell Culture Operator
Environmental Planner		Biological Illustrator	Entomologist
Helminthologist		Environmental Impact Analyst	Laboratory Manager
Bioanalyst		Limnologist	Paleontologist
Environmental Health Specialist		Mammalogist	Population Geneticist
Parasitologist		Wildlife Photographer	Biological Consultant
Aquarium Director		Fisheries Biologist	Park Superintendent
Researcher		Animal Behaviorist	Geneticist
Teacher		Conservationist	Ecologist
Zoologist		Acarologist	Wildlife Biologist
Developmental Biologist		Game Farm Manager	Veterinary Assistant
Museum Technician		Pharmaceutical Salesperson	Peace Corps Representative
Zoo Assistant		Nutritionist	Surgeon
Radiologist		Naturalist	Dentist
Hospital Administrator		Molecular Biologist	Medical Technologist
Sociobiologist		Apiarist	Physiologist
Ethologist		Herpetologist	Pathologist
Pharmacologist		Wildlife Ecologist	Water Quality Analyst
		Podiatrist

These are just some of your options.

Keep in mind many of these careers require additional training or professional school.

Biology Department of Pikeville College.
This page last updated on 08 August 2008 JCW