Biochemist
Katelyn Krahn. 2nd Hour
Career overview
This career is about testing people's DNA to see what diseases they may have. They also study body tissues, fluids, and to complex test on there patents.
What you need to succeed
Good classes to take in high school are: Anatomy, physiology, biology, and chemistry
As far as college, I would need: Clinical and medical laboratory science and allied profession with a major and masters degrees. Yes I would need financial help and a part time job to go. I would also pursue this job because this interested me a lot.
Cost for schooling for a year
University of Minnesota Twin-City's : $13,170 per year
Cost for your full trip
$65,850 your tuition in 13,170 per year and 13,170 for you food and housing
Organizations associated with being a biochemist
American society of Clinical pathologist
American society of laboratory science
Pros and cons for this job
Pros
We help people who are ill
Work in smaller labs
get to do something different everyday
Cons
Sometimes works under stress
They have to work carefully but quickly
Job Advertisment
Do you like to do chemistry. Do you like to look a DNA over Time. A biochemist is for you. We look for the diseases that most people don't know they have. This job leads you to work in hospitals and get great hours. You need a masters in a clinical/medical laboratory science. You have a good pay in which is 42,470 in just the first few years of the job. Become a biochemist today.