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Career
Opportunities
The combination of classroom education, clinical rotations and research
experience will prepare students for a wide variety of employment
opportunities including:
- Supervisory positions in clinical microbiology laboratories
in medical centers or private reference laboratories
- Infection
control positions in clinical settings
- Public health
- Marketing and sales in the pharmaceutical and biotechnology
industries
- Teaching at community colleges or technical colleges
- Research
in academic, government or industry (pharmaceutical and biotechnology)
settings
In addition, a degree in Clinical Microbiology provides an excellent
background for medical school, veterinary school, or graduate school.
Students working in the Clinical Microbiology Laboratory at Marshfield
Clinic.
Here is what some of our recent graduates are doing:
- Supervisor in the Clinical Microbiology Laboratory at Marshfield
Clinic
- Ph.D. student in Public Health at the Medical College of
Wisconsin
- Ph.D. student in Biochemistry at the University of Minnesota
- Instructor
at Western Wisconsin Technical College
- Microbiologist at the Wisconsin
State Laboratory of Hygiene
- Research and Development at Abbott
Laboratories (North Chicago, IL)
- Research and Development at Becton
Dickinson (San Diego, CA)
- Research and Development at Schering-Plough
(Kennilworth, NJ)
- Research and Development at Pfizer, (Groton
CT)
“This graduate program sets a student up for success by offering
a great
combination of academics and very realistic clinical experiences.”
– Mary
Stemper, 2002 graduate
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