21. Majors And Careers - Physical Therapy chosen, behavioral sciences are beneficial as are exercise physiology, physics, and other physical science courses. careers Specific to the Bachelor s Degree. http://www.indiana.edu/~udiv/majors/majorinfo.cgi/72

Physical Therapy Major Related Resources Health Professions and Prelaw Center Maxwell Hall 010 Phone: (812) 855-1873 IU School of Health and Rehabilitative Services Career Related Resources ... Career Resource Library 625 North Jordan Avenue Phone: (812) 855-0576 American Physical Therapy Association Description of Major The IU School of Health and Rehabilitative Sciences offers a Doctorate in Physical Therapy (DPT)on the Indianapolis (IUPUI) campus. Prospective DPT students incorporate a list of required prerequisite courses into a bachelor's degree of their choosing. The DPT program involves integrating courses in anatomy, physiology, biomechanics, orthopedics, neuroscience, human development, research, management, social and behavioral sciences and ethics as a basis for patient evaluation and exercise prescription in the prevention and treatment of physical impairment and disability. ... Indiana University Bloomington Home page URL: http://www.indiana.edu/~udiv/majors Comments: explore@indiana.edu Created by Brian Smith, Dawn Bourbina, Ben Tesnar, and Stephen Grogg 2000, The Trustees of

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PHYSICAL SCIENCES TECHNICIAN Kaiawhina Putaiao a Nuku Introduction Description Physical sciences technicians help scientists to carry out research and experiments in physical science areas such as physics, chemistry and geology. Linfeng Cao testing electronic equipment He Whakamarama He kaiawhina i te kaiputaiao, (scientist) i nga mahi rangahau me te whakamatau i nga wahanga matauranga matu (geology) toka-a-nuku (chemistry) me te ahupungao (physics). Alternative Titles Technician (Physical Sciences) Laboratory Technician Physics Technician Chemistry Technician Geological Technician Science Technician (Physical sciences) Tasks and Duties Physical sciences technicians: prepare equipment, products and materials for experiments and surveys develop new methods and equipment help with or carry out field and site surveys and tests help with or carry out experiments record what happens during experiments and the conclusions reached help analyse information and solve problems write reports and papers on research results may give laboratory tours and tutorials for visitors may order laboratory supplies and equipment may do administrative duties.

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CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Here are some of the careers open to graduates of our college. For each category below, you will find answers to these questions: What does someone in this field do? What is the job outlook and earning potential? What are some of the jobs I could get? The list below is arranged according to the undergraduate degrees available in our college, including concentrations available within each major. You can click on the degree you're interested in or scroll down the page to scan several sections. Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering: Energy Option Chemical Engineering: Environmental Option Chemistry ... Environmental Engineering Industrial Processes Municipal Processes Geology Hydrology Mathematics Mathematics Education Elementary Middle or Junior High Secondary Mathematics, Interdisciplinary Options Computer Science Economics Electrical Science Physics Statistics Mechanical Engineering Ocean Engineering Oceanography Physics ... Physics: Materials Science Option Chemical Engineering Careers What do chemical engineers do?

24. Careers-Portal - Physical Sciences Postgraduate Courses 2005/06 Entry A comprehensive listing of all of the postgraduate physical sciences courses available in the UK; Vital financial advice; Information on careers and employment http://www.trotman.co.uk/tmp_cp_viewitem.asp?ID=2070

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26. Yale UCS - Careers In Sciences The two careers that most often come to mind within the physical sciences are research and teaching, however, you may also want to explore options such as http://www.yale.edu/career/students/careers_in/sciences/

UCS Home Getting Started Communications Education ... Health Professions Sciences Social Sciences Career Toolbox Advanced Degrees Job Search ... Contact Us The Sciences Throughout this page you will have the opportunity to link to Spotlight on Careers for additional information. A username and password is required to access Web Exchange. Please call 432-0805 to receive the username and password. Biotechnology As you may already be aware, biotechnology is one of the newest and most exciting fields within the sciences. There is a wide range of potential career options within the field of biotechnology, including bench research, marketing/sales, information technology, and even patent law. To find out more information about the field of biotechnology, please visit the "Biotechnology" section on Spotlight on Careers . UCS has also compiled an additional list of print and web resources that you can obtain by clicking here Computers and the Internet Given the fact that a computer exists in virtually every business or organization across the globe and that we are constantly searching for the newest technology, those interested in pursuing careers related to computers or the internet will have a wide range of opportunities available to them. Potential career areas include hardware/software design and development, artificial intelligence, internet, computer manufacturing, and information technology consulting. To find out more information about the field of computers, please visit

27. Southwestern College - Physics Department - Careers In Physics careers in Physics. Physics is the science that describes how the physical world works. It is the most fundamental of all sciences. http://www.sckans.edu/~gangwere/careers.html

Careers in Physics Southwestern College Home Page The Physics Department Home Page Physics Department Links Southwestern College Links 1. Physics: The Base of Other Science and Technology Physics is the science that describes how the physical world works. It is the most fundamental of all sciences. Other sciences build on physics. Physicists conduct research into the fundamental laws of nature or make use of what we already know about the physical world to design and develop new practical products. As a career, physics offers an astonishing variety of possibilities. The world of the physicist stretches from the tiniest particles of subatomic matter to galaxies and beyond. It includes computer circuitry and spacecraft orbits, medical imaging and the search for controlled fusion power. Some of the questions that physicists try to answer are deeply philosophical: How did the universe begin? On a very small scale, does empty space become "granular" or "foamy"? But many of the questions that physicists deal with are highly practical: How can more information be packed into a smaller space? What will be the effect of adding more carbon dioxide to the atmosphere? Can chemical rockets be replaced by electromagnetic launchers? How can solar cells be made more efficient? Most modern technology rests on physics. Sometimes new knowledge is put to work quickly. For example, many practical uses were found for the laser soon after its invention. Sometimes new knowledge is slow to be harnessed. In 1905 Albert Einstein explained how light can eject electrons from solid surfaces. It was many years before this "photoelectric effect" found application in television cameras.

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29. Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University - Physical Sciences Department Their education prepares them for careers in applied physics and all The broad mathematics, science, engineering, and computer applications gained in EP are http://www.erau.edu/omni/db/academicorgs/dbpsd/careers.html

Home News Administration Accreditation ... Contact Department of Physical Sciences Careers for Engineering Physics Graduates Where do the EP graduates go? Roughly 20 percent to 30 percent choose to go immediately to graduate school. About 20 percent to 25 percent are at Embry-Riddle on ROTC scholarships and go immediately to service obligations. The remaining 50 percent (approx.) to work primarily in the space program in Houston and in Southern California, for example. What are the graduate school opportunities for EP graduates? Our students have gone into programs in physics, chemistry, astronomy, aerospace engineering, electrical engineering, software engineering, and even medical physics. Virtually all have received full assistantships or fellowships to continue their education. They have gone to schools such as Dartmouth, University of Michigan, Penn State, University of Florida, Florida State, M.I.T., Washington University, and The University of Texas-Austin. Are EP graduates limited by the availability of space program jobs? We think they certainly are not. Their education prepares them for careers in applied physics and all sorts of engineering fields. This has been one of the most consistent findings of the Industrial Advisory Board for the EP Program. The broad mathematics, science, engineering, and computer applications gained in EP are the keys to 21st century technology and the developments we cannot yet predict.

30. The Science Of Genetics: Training And Careers Training and careers in the Genetics Field. However, students majoring in any one of the physical sciences with a minor in biology could also enter graduate http://genetics.faseb.org/genetics/gsa/careers/bro-01.htm

The Science of Genetics Training and Careers in the Genetics Field Geneticists in Basic Research: Laboratory Geneticists: Application of modern genetic technology to agriculture, legal or police work, pharmaceutical development, and clinical medicine requires the services of sophisticated laboratories. These laboratories are staffed by scientists trained in molecular biology, cytogenetics, biochemical genetics, immunogenetics, and related disciplines. Genetic laboratory directors usually hold Ph.D. degrees or M.D. degrees with specialization in laboratory medicine. Most genetic laboratory technologists have four to six years of university education. Some genetic laboratories require their staff to have specific training and certification in cytogenetic or medical technology. Other genetic laboratories hire people with any relevant B.S. or M.S. degree as long as they can show an aptitude for the kind of work that is being done. The career of a laboratory geneticist offers the opportunity to apply genetics "hands on" to a variety of important problems. Genetic Counselors: Clinical Geneticists: Clinical geneticists are usually individuals who have an M.D. degree. Therefore, undergraduates would need to satisfy the requirements for medical school admission. A major in the biological or physical sciences may be desirable, although not necessary, provided the admission requirements are fulfilled. After medical school, a residency in pediatrics, obstetrics-gynecology, or internal medicine should be completed, followed by a fellowship in clinical genetics. Currently, most residency programs are three to five years; fellowships are an additional two or three years. Individuals would then be qualified for positions in research centers, hospitals or medical centers.

31. Acadia University :: Careers /Physical Therapy (Physiotherapy) Information from The American physical Therapy Association. or the other HealthRelated careers (Medicine, Pharmacy d Entremont, Health sciences Advisor Biology http://admin.acadiau.ca/counsel/careers/physicaltherapy.html

ACADIA HOME ACADIA SITE SEARCH E-MAIL SEARCH Physical Therapy (Physiotherapy) in Canada Home Counselling Services Career /Educational Resources Professional Careers ... Physical Therapy - related links Physiotherapy / Physical Therapy is a profession that helps to minimize or prevent some of the physical problems that arise from injury, disease, aging, disability, birth defects or long periods of inactivity. It deals with assessing, treating and training the individual in order for them to regain maximum function. The goal of physiotherapy is to obtain and maintain an individual's highest independent function. A physiotherapist is a highly trained healthcare professional who specializes in mobility. The physiotherapist works in a wide variety of settings such as: Rehabilitation Centres Hospitals Private Clinics Home Care Programs Schools Recreation Centres Long Term Care Facilities Special Interest Clincs Industry Universities Education Physical therapists attain their prerequisite skills through extensive academic and clinical education. Preparation for entrance into a physical therapist education program includes courses in psychology, biology, physics, chemistry, statistics, English, professional writing, and humanities. In other words, the pre-physical therapy college curriculum should include a strong background in liberal arts and general education. All professional programs include basic and clinical medical science courses and emphasize the theory and practice of physical therapy. The curriculum includes opportunities to apply and integrate theory through extensive clinical education in a variety of practice settings.

32. Professor Mandia's Home Page Careers In Atmospheric Science opens the door to a number of careers, some within the a career in meteorology or atmospheric sciences is to opt in favor of physical science courses and http://www2.sunysuffolk.edu/mandias/careers.html

What is Meteorology? Meteorology is the science of the atmosphere. It offers the opportunity of investigating the forces that shape weather and climate and how human activities can affect climate through the introduction of pollutants into the atmosphere. Employment In the United States the largest employer is the United States Government through the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration . Students interested in meteorology should view the future with a fair degree of optimism. A university degree in meteorology, combined with appropriate courses in environmental sciences, computer science and/or chemistry, opens the door to a number of careers, some within the government, others in industry. The atmosphere plays a major role in transporting pollutants from one region of the globe to another, and, as such, is a key component of the environment. The need for professionals who understand how the atmosphere behaves can be expected to grow in the years to come, as societies around the world become more and more industrialized and eject more and more pollution into the atmosphere. Choosing a Career in Meteorology High School The first step for a student in considering a career in meteorology or atmospheric sciences is to opt in favor of physical science courses and mathematics.

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34. Physics Careers And Employment Opportunities The Physics Career Cornerstone Affords students an opportunity to pose questions to physicists about careers in the physical sciences. http://www.phy.ilstu.edu/physjobs.html

AIP (American Institute of Physics) Jobs Database APS (American Physical Society) Careers and Employment Homepage APS (American Physical Society) List of Physics-related Employment Links IOP (Institute of Physics) PhysicsJobs page TIPTOP (The Internet Pilot TO Physics) job page Physics jobs worldwide NASA Job Opportunities - by Center Argonne National Lab Job Openings and Research Opportunities Fermilab Employment Opportunities NCAR (National Center for Atmospheric Research) Current Job Openings NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration) Index of Job Opportunities NCSA (National Center for Supercomputing Applications) NCSA Employment Opportunities SDSC (San Diego Supercomputer Center) SDSC Jobs Bank REU site list: Physics, Materials Science, Astronomy List of sites for the Research Experiences for Undergraduates program run by NSF (a good source of summer research positions for undergrads) The Physics Career Cornerstone Affords students an opportunity to pose questions to physicists about careers in the physical sciences. Go back to Illinois State University Physics homepage Page maintianed by Richard Martin Last modified on September 21, 2001

35. Careers In Aerospace Technology position as an engineer, mathematician, physical scientist or is highly desirable in life sciences.) Some examples of may lead to aerospace careers are physics http://oea.larc.nasa.gov/PAIS/Careers.html

FS-1996-03-10-LaRC February 1996 Careers in Aerospace Technology Has it happened to you? Have you started thinking about the year 2000? If you are a student now, you will be spending most of your life in the 21st century, and the future may offer many unpredictable opportunities. It will be a time of space stations, robotic probes, moon outposts, and manned missions to the surface of Mars. All this, and more scientific accomplishments that have not even been dreamed of, will happen because Americans want to live and work in space. Where Will You Be in 10 Years? To be ready for the 21st century, the world will need aerospace scientists, engineers, technologists, and technicians. What Could An Aerospace Technology Career Mean for You? Aerospace workers are professionals who work independently or as part of a team. They conduct research, and design and develop vehicles and systems for atmospheric and space environments. Individuals who are successful in aerospace careers have the proper educational background, possess good communication skills, and are committed to being part of a team. A wide variety of aerospace career fields offers opportunities for high job satisfaction and excellent compensation.

36. Planet Ag: Careers In Ag Science For many careers you must have a communications, mathematics, chemistry, biology, and computer sciences. deal with the chemical, physical, biological, and http://www.fl-ag.com/PlanetAg/careers.htm

Explore the World of Agricultural Science on Careers in Agricultural Science Agricultural Economist Agricultural Engineer Agronomist Animal Nutritionist ... Wood Scientist Agricultural Econ omist Agricultural economists have management-related jobs in agribusiness firms. They use modern analytical management tools to make profitable decisions. Agricultural economists do financial analysis, develop marketing plans, and set up optimal production schedules in U.S. and international food and fiber firms. They often begin their careers in management or production operations or as sales representatives, then progressively take on increasing responsibility for decision-making. Most agricultural economists spend a great deal of their work lives analyzing alternative decisions. Agribusiness firms that provide such things as feed, seed, fertilizer or capital, and those that process and distribute agricultural products, employ agricultural economists. Feed, seed, and fertilizer firms; rural banks; and input cooperatives employ agricultural economists to manage their operations. Many agricultural economists work for wholesale and retail food processing firms. To become an agricultural economist you need an interest in and ability to make analytical decisions. You need to learn economic theory, mathematics, computer skills, and modern decision-making tools in finance, marketing, and management. Most agribusiness firms require graduates with bachelor's degrees, although some prefer to hire people who have earned master's degrees.

37. Careers In Health Physics careers in Health Physics. The Profession. A basic education in the physical sciences is necessary, but training is also required in other areas. http://hps.org/publicinformation/hpcareers.html

if(navVer ') Who We Are Background Organization People ... Home if(navVer ') if(navVer ') Home Latest News Ask the Experts Experts' Answers ... Affiliates if(navVer ') Careers in Health Physics The Profession For decades, ionizing radiation has been beneficial to humans, from treating cancer to generating electrical power. But when used in large quantity or in an unsafe way, ionizing radiation can harm living organisms. Care must be taken with nuclear reactors, nuclear weapons, high-energy particle accelerators, x-ray machines, and radionuclides used in biomedical research and therapy. This special attention helps minimize the potential for unnecessary irradiation of individuals or environmental contamination. Many industries, medical facilities, defense plants, and research laboratories demand professionals who understand radiation hazards and their prevention and control. Prominent among scientists is the health physicist, who controls the beneficial use of ionizing radiation while protecting workers and the public from potential hazards. The health physics profession is diverse and one of the most interesting and rewarding fields of scientific endeavor. A Century Ago....

38. Career Services - Careers In Physical Science @ O A K L A N D  U N I V E R S I careers in physical sciences. Employment and Graduate Schools In Science. http//www.careercc.com. American physical Society careers in Physics Site. Amer. http://www2.oakland.edu/careerservices/job_postings/physical_science.htm

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39. Jobs In Physics, Astronomy, And Other Fields careers Using Physics — from the Society of Physics Students. physical sciences Career Exploration Links — information on employment and grad schools in http://www.phys-astro.sonoma.edu/people/faculty/tenn/Jobs.html

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