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Science Jobs - A science job search engine in all areas of science including, but not limited to: biochemistry, biotechnology, bioinformatics, biophysics, botany, cell biology, developmental biology, ecology, environmental science, genetics, medicine, microbiology, and zoology.
Biology Careers Page - An amazing collection of information on careers related to the Biological sciences. The initial site can lead you to General Career Information, Descriptions of Many Specific Careers (over 200 web sites!) and Graduate programs.
BiologyJobs.com - Created as a targeted resource for job seekers and employers in Life Science. Biology jobs within Academic / Educational Institutions, Non Profit Organizations, and Conservation Jobs can be posted on Biology Jobs .com for free. Biology jobs are divided into categories in our database which include Agriculture, Anatomy / Physiology, Bioinformatics / Biotechnology, Botany, Cell Biology, Conservation, Ecology, Environmental Science Jobs, Genetics, Marine Science, Medicine, Natural Resources, Pharmacology, Toxicology, Veterinary Medicine, and Zoology.
Midwest Organic and Sustainable Education Service (MOSES) - Links to resources related to organic farming and sustainable agriculture.
Northeast Association of Advisors for the Health Professions - Go to the "NEAAHP Advisor's Resource Guide" for information about Medical School applications, interviews, testing, costs, overseas Medical Colleges, and related information. Go to the "Links to Health Professions Websites" for a page that, in turn, will get you to career information for a wide range of health-related occupations, entrance test information and "Other Resources" Be sure to check out "Other Resources" for accessing reports reviewing Medical School Admission Interviews, a list of Acronyms, and other goodies!
The Interactive Medical Student Lounge - For Dental, Medical, Osteopathic, Podiatric, or Pre-Med students. Information on admission, financial aid, career options, residencies, and a host of other topics pertinent to current and aspiring medical students.
Bio Online: Biotechnology / Pharmaceutical Research / Health Sciences - Describing itself as "the most comprehensive and highly trafficked web resource for life sciences", this site offers a "Career Center" that includes a collection of career management articles, a Career Discussion Forum, a resume posting service, and the opportunity to search job postings. Jobs are updated daily.
MedSearch - a service of the Monsterboard. Post your resume, review job postings, research companies, and read articles containing advice pertinent to your job search.
PharmacyWeek - A site dedicated to helping people find jobs in the pharmaceutical field. The "Pharmacists' Employment Resource".
National Marine Educators Association Home Page - Use the "Bulletin Board" link to review current posted job openings.
BIOSCI/bionet Electronic Newsgroup Network for Biology - Use the link entitled "Access the BIOSCI/bionet Newsgroups". You will then have access to a sizable list of Usenet postings, organized by topic, including "Jobs Offered" and "Jobs Wanted".
From the Office of Personnel Management web site
Federal openings for Biologists
Federal openings for Botanists
Federal openings for Zoologists
Federal openings for Animal Caretakers
Federal openings for Biological Science Technicians
Zoological Park Careers - Developed by Sea World/Busch Gardens, this site is a useful source of career information for those hoping to work in Aquariums, Zoos, Wildlife Parks, Animal Behavior, Research, or Veterinary Medicine.
The Humane Career Toolbox - Provided by the Humane Society of the United States, includes links to career postings and professional development resources related to animal care and sheltering.
BioSpace Home Page - Developed as a resource page for the life sciences industry. This page is utilized by investors, scientists, educators, Physicians, and others. Search for employer profiles, industry trends, current news, and research information. Look for the "CAREER CENTER" link, where you will find job postings by company, region, or category.
American Association of ZooKeepers - Excellent information for aspiring Zookeepers, including a link to "Zoo Keeping as a Career". A list of current openings is available as well!
American Zoo and Aquarium Association - Complete with job listings for Interns and professionals!
The Marine Biology Career Page - Links to dozens of sites providing information on current topics.
Animal Behavior Society - Career, Education, and Certification information for aspiring Ethnologists.
Animal Behavior web links - A HUGE collection of animal behavior-related web pages, listservs, and printed material related to domestic and wild animal behavior.
American Institute of Biological Sciences - Look for the "Classifieds" link. This section features opportunities and offerings for biologists. New classifieds are posted monthly.
American Society for Microbiology Home Page - Look for the "Employment" link to reach the page that features Classified ads and additional Career information. Unfortunately, the good stuff requires membership!
Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences at the Medical College of Wisconsin - Who knew that the Medical College of Wisconsin also offers an outstanding graduate program?
SciWeb, The Life Science Home Page, Online Resources For Biotechnology Professionals - Look for the link to the "BioCareer Center", where you can post a resume and search jobs. You'll also find a salary survey, career-related articles and a discussion board.
Jobs In Horticulture - A searchable database of openings covering a wide range of plant-related jobs.
Are you interested in Technical Sales? Real scientists are employed in the sale and support of products ranging from pharmaceuticals to laboratory equipment.
NOTE: Be sure to check out the "Big Board" sites on
the web that list opportunities in a wide array of occupations. UWSP's Career
Services web site has a page that lists many of the "Big Job Boards".
You should also register with Career Services
if you have not already done so!
Updated: January 2, 2008