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Genetic Careers:     more books (22)

Using genograms to facilitate undergraduate students' career development: a group model.: An article from: Career Development Quarterly by Krista M. Malott, Sandy Magnuson, 2004-12-01 The Neuro-Genetic Roots of Organizational Behavior by Daniel A. Silverman, 2000-02-22 The Leadership Gene: The Genetic Code of a Life-Long Leadership Career by Cyril Levicki, 1998-06 Outstanding traits: in a selected college group,: With some reference to career interests and war records (Genetic psychology monographs) by Frederic Lyman Wells, 1946 Plant Breeding and Agrarian Research in Kaiser-Wilhelm-Institutes 1933-1945: Calories, Caoutchouc, Careers (Boston Studies in the Philosophy of Science) by Susanne Heim, 2008-06-06 The Human Career: Human Biological and Cultural Origins by Richard G. Klein, 1989-12-15 Organizational Genetics by Anthony Fedanzo, Ph.D. Anthony Fedanzo, 2000-12-25 The effect of Egalitarian and Complementarian gender role attitudes on career aspirations in Evangelical female undergraduate college students.: An article from: Journal of Psychology and Theology by Colleen Warner Colaner, Susan C. Warner, 2005-09-22 Dcg: Biochemistry, Cell Biology and Genetics: 2002/2003 (CRAC Series of Degree Course Guides) Instinct: Tapping Your Entrepreneurial DNA to Achieve Your Business Goals by Thomas L. Harrison, Mary H. Frakes, 2006-09-14 Degree Course Guides 1994-95: Biological Sciences Comprising Biology, Botany, Cell and Molecular Biology, Marine Biology, Genetics and Zoology Talent, opportunity and career: A twenty-six year follow-up of 1500 individuals by Torsten Husén, 1969 Responsibility at Work: How Leading Professionals Act (or Don't Act) Responsibly The Biology of Belief: Unleashing the Power of Consciousness, Matter, & Miracles by Bruce H. Lipton Ph.D., 2008-09-15

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61. Genetic Counselor
    Email a career counselor your career-related questions! Ann Boldt, a certified genetic counselor, carefully reviewed her file before seeing the  
    http://www.utexas.edu/student/careercenter/careers/genetic.html
    
    Extractions: Back to: Career Ideas COOL Career of the Month Archive Genetic Counselor Genetic counselors translate technical information about inherited health disorders into language that can be understood by the average person. They explain health disorders, the available options for testing for or treatments of these disorders, and the risks associated with these options. They also help patients come to terms with the emotional and psychological aspects of having an inherited disorder or disease. Prospects The field is expected to grow much faster than average. Scientific developments have created new opportunities for treatment and testing. These have in turn created an increased need for those who can help patients understand their options. Those interested must complete a two-year master's degree in genetic counseling. These studies typically include classes in counseling, clinical genetics, biochemistry, anatomy, and clinical medicine. Genetic counselors wear two hats: they are scientists and they are counselors. As scientists, genetic counselors must be able to think critically. They must be intellectually curious and read constantly to stay abreast of the ever changing information in this field. As counselors, they must be compassionate and able to convey complex information clearly and concisely. They must be able to deliver unpleasant news gently but directly. Above all, members of this profession must be able to deliver information without trying to influence their patients' decisions.

62. Careers In Biology
    Molecular and Cellular Biology, HealthRelated careers careers in genetic Counseling careers in Human genetics careers in Forensic Science  
    http://www.emporia.edu/biosci/carebiol.htm
    
    Extractions: Emporia State University These are links to places where one can find information about careers in specific fields of biology. For the most part these pages are maintained by the professional/scientific organization whose speciality is that area. Career information is divided into the rather broad categories of "Molecular and Cellular" and "Organismal and Field" . Some sites are fairly general and are listed in both categories. There is also a listing of some sites that provide information on specific jobs and internships . For more generic information about finding a job, look at the information provided by ESU's Career Placement Office Finding a career, whether it be in biology or not, is often a difficult process. For some help in this area, look at the page Career Exploration on the Internet . This page guides you through this process starting with an exploration of self. Experiences in Molecular and Cellular Biology an ESU document Careers in Physiology Careers in Industrial Microbiology and Biotechnology Careers in Genetic Counseling Careers in Human Genetics ... Sources for information on careers in Biology, Conservation, and Oceanography

63. Genetic Computer Institute, Philippines. Where Great Careers Begin. 100% Learnin
    About genetic Computer Institute. genetic COMPUTER HOLDINGS INTERNATIONAL is part of the genetic EDUCATIONAL GROUP established 1987 in Singapore.  
    http://www.genetic.edu.ph/
    
    Extractions: GENETIC COMPUTER HOLDINGS INTERNATIONAL is part of the GENETIC EDUCATIONAL GROUP established 1987 in Singapore. It currently operates an international chain of computer training school and joint venture operations in 6 countries. With nearly 100 years of combined experience in this field, the company enjoys a heritage founded on the quality of education, the experience of its personnel, the continuing research and development of new courses and the vision of our founders in the management of the school. The Genetic Group is found in most of the major regions in Asia and currently represented in 37 countries. It is acknowledged as one of the premier computer-training specialist in the Asia Pacific region. GENETIC is closely linked in most minds with the living organisms. The name was chosen to reflect the dynamic living science of computing and essential human connection.

64. I-resign.com - Articles & Opinion - Four Careers From The Future
    careers in genetic Modification. Last February, the Human Genome Project published its final results. The molecular instructions folded into the DNA of  
    http://www.i-resign.com/uk/workinglife/viewarticle_89.asp
    
    Extractions: Previous newsletters 22 September, 2005 Four Careers From The Future By T.J. Snaith Ten years ago, a web designer probably had eight hairy legs and an appetite for flying insects . Doctors, on the whole, didn't spin much. Disk Jockeys were terminally uncool with their flashing disco lights and shonky old records. But in the decade since, web developers, spin doctors and superstar DJs have built the online world, transformed politics and revolutionised popular music. So, what new careers does the next century promise? Here are some ways your descendants will make a living... Careers in Genetic Modification Last February, the Human Genome Project published its final results. The molecular instructions folded into the DNA of every cell were decoded to reveal around 30,000 distinct genes. This achievement, which took well over a decade, was the biological equivalent of a moon landing. An enormous effort is now underway to figure out which part of the whole process each gene moderates in a living, breathing, growing body. What fits where and why, even in the simplest cell, is far from fully understood. However, it’s certain that dramatic growth in all branches of life sciences will occur as other species' genomes are unravelled alongside our own. What will these advances mean for people who just want to earn a living, honest or otherwise? Let's see...

65. Revolutionary Genetic Technology Requires A Cautious Approach - News Business Ca
    News careers Business IT - education human resources articles. Biotechnologists trumpet the revolutionary nature of genetic manipulation (the very  
    http://www.galtglobalreview.com/newtech/david_suzuki.html
    
    Extractions: I am a geneticist by training. At one time in my career, I had one of the largest research grants and genetics labs in Canada. The time I spent in lab was one of the happiest periods of my life and I am proud of the contribution we made to science. My introductory book is still the most widely used genetics text in the world. Today, while I am no longer active as a researcher I follow genetics, including the debate over genetically modified food, with real interest and admiration. Advances in genetic insights and technological manipulative abilities have been breathtaking. I see undergraduate students performing lab exercises I never dreamt would be possible in my lifetime, and questions I never thought we'd be able to test are being answered. The ideas and experiments performed are ingenious and elegant and the results are of tremendous significance. So the excitement surrounding genetics is understandable, but that's all the more reason to reflect deeply before rushing to apply it. When I graduated as a geneticist in 1961, I was excited and full of enthusiasm and determined to make a mark. Back then we knew about DNA, genes, chromosomes and genetic regulation. But today when I tell students what our hot ideas were in '61, they choke with laughter. Viewed in 1999, ideas from 1961 seem hilarious. But when those students become professors years from now and tell their students what was hot in 1999, those students will be just as amused. At the cutting edge of scientific research, most of our ideas are far from the mark-wrong, in need of revision or irrelevant. That's not a derogation of science, it's the way science advances. We take a set of observations or data, set up a hypothesis that makes sense of them and then we test the hypothesis. The new insights and techniques we gain from this process are interpreted tentatively and liable to change, so any rush to apply them strikes me as downright dangerous.

66. Genetic Counseling
    University of Cincinnati genetic Counseling Program. exemplary environment for postbaccalaureate students interested in careers in genetic counseling.  
    http://www.cahs.uc.edu/departments/GeneticC.cfm

67. Nat' Academies Press, Trends In The Early Careers Of Life Scientists (1998)
    1 chapter found with a hit on genetic material . Chapter 3 EarlyCareer Employment Profiles of Life-Science PhDs, 33-48 (skim)  
    http://www.nap.edu/booksearch.php?term=genetic material&isbn=0309061806

68. The Genetics Society
    Primary purpose is the study of the mechanisms of inheritance. Features membership, publications, education and careers, meetings, and lectures.  
    http://www.genetics.org.uk/

69. Center For Human Genetics Research - Home
    Research molecular, clinical, and population levels of how genes influence complex traits. Includes core facilities, news, educations, and careers.  
    http://phg.mc.vanderbilt.edu/
    
    Extractions: CHGR Mission Virtually all human traits result from an intricate interplay of multiple genes and environmental factors and this complexity is reflected in the diversity of our faculty. Our research integrates expertise at the clinical, molecular, and analytical levels represented by faculty in multiple departments and schools. We both develop and apply state-of-the-art methods to a large and diverse set of traits including neurological, cardiovascular, ophthalmological, and endocrine diseases and cancer. By providing critical and sophisticated core resources we have created a supportive atmosphere to aid all faculty at Vanderbilt in achieving our mission to improve health and health care. Under the direction of Dr. Jonathan L. Haines, the Vanderbilt Center for Human Genetics Research (CHGR) was initiated in January 2004 to dissect the genetic underpinnings of human traits. We will accomplish this overarching goal by providing a collaborative and stimulating research environment accessible to all Vanderbilt faculty. The CHGR activities can be divided into three areas: research, teaching, and service.

70. Genetics At Otago University
    Combines the classical approaches of Mendelian genetics and cytogenetics with the recently developed discipline of molecular genetics. Information for undergraduates and postgraduates and on research, careers, contacts and links.  
    http://osms.otago.ac.nz/genetics/home.htm
    
    Extractions: Introduction Undergraduate Postgraduate Research ... Contact Us Modern society depends on Genetics. It is present in almost every facet of our lives, from genetic engineering, plant and animal breeding, food and nutrition, health and disease and conservation, all the way through to the justice system, sociology and history. Understanding Genetics will help you to become a more informed member of society. By teaching Genetics on an inter-departmental basis,we capture the intellectual excitement of this rapidly developing discipline, and introduce students to the wide range of career paths that they may pursue. Top of page Site Search Contact Us Feed Back ... Scholarships Updated February 2003

71. Homepage Source
    Independent body representing professionals working in research, and providing services to the population of the United Kingdom. Features a discussion forum, careers, and a patients section.  
    http://www.bshg.org.uk/
    
    Extractions: Your browser does not support inline frames or is currently configured not to display inline frames. visits since 2 nd September 2005 BSHG is an independent body representing UK human genetics professionals. Its constituent organisations are: Clinical Genetics Society (CGS) Association of Clinical Cytogeneticists (ACC) Clinical Molecular Genetics Society (CMGS) Association of Genetic Nurses and Counsellors (AGNC) ... Genethics Club (special interest group on ethics) What's new Updated and completely redesigned BSHG website goes live! " Research and Rare Genetic Differences - A Question and Answer Booklet " GenePool - National Library for Clinical Genetics goes live. RCP seeking volunteers for Invited Service Reviews team members. Search the BSHG Website

72. List Of Careers In Genetics (or Bioscience)
    List of careers in genetics (or bioscience). RELATED INFO. Genetics careers Student stories Universities Technikons What s on offer  
    http://www.pub.ac.za/careers/list.html

73. DH Home : The Department Of Health
    Modernising Medical careers. Tuesday 9 August 2005. Thousands of medical school graduates begin their careers in the NHS as part of a new foundation  
    http://www.dh.gov.uk/
    
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74. BIO.COM: Biotechnology & Pharmaceutical News, Jobs, Software, Protocols, Events
    Scientists Discover genetic Pathway Responsible For Breast Cancer Cell Growth Career Center. •, Perlegen Sciences, Sr. Business Analyst (Pharmaceutical,  
    http://www.bio.com/
    
    Extractions: UCSD Study Clarifies Insulin's Role In Blocking Release Of Energy In Patients With Type II Diabetes ... Bio.com Store The Store is a secure, easy and convenient way to shop. Software Industry Reports Books Lab Equipment ... Tissue Engineering: Essentials for Daily Laboratory Work From: Wiley Interscience more Industry News Study Shows Investigational Drug Chrysalin(R) Accelerates Blood Vessel Growth ... more Upcoming: The Promise and Pitfalls of Embryonic Stem Cells

75. LONDON IDEAS - CAREERS IN GENETICS
    London IDEAS Genetics Knowledge Park careers in genetics.  
    http://www.londonideas.org/internet/careers/
    
    Extractions: Information about ... job databases The NHS provides Clinical (or Medical) Genetics services throughout the UK, for diagnosis, counselling and in some cases treatment of patients and their families. This service relies on the skills of professionals in a variety of careers: medical paramedical and scientific . Summaries of these careers, and what training is involved, are given below along with links to further information. Clinical Geneticists Clinical Geneticists are medical doctors. After medical school, general professional training (3 to 5 years) in General Medicine and/or Paediatrics is required along with a post-graduate diploma (usually MRCP or MRCPCH). This is followed by competitive entry into a 4 year Specialist Registrar training post. These websites explain what Clinical Geneticists do

76. The Hampton Group - Jobs And Careers In Biotech, Pharmaceutical, Genetics, Medic
    Diagnostic and Scientific/Analytical Instrument companies since 1989. careers, jobs, jobs in biotech, pharmaceutical, genetics,diagnostics, instrument,  
    http://www.hamptongrp.com/genetics.html
    
    Extractions: Contact Us The Hampton Group has been focused on genetic research for the past 10 years. As members of the American Society of Human Genetics, we attend their national conference each year. To stay abreast of the field, we subscribe to a number of scientific publications and network on a daily basis with the foremost people in the field. As scientists rush forth to interpret the new genetic data, new methods, technologies and equipment are being developed with ever increasing frequency. Some of our recent placements have included guru's who are responsible for creating software to manage and interpret the newly mapped areas of the human genome to biochip developers charged with storing vast amounts of bioinformatics. We have placed people throughout the genetics field and life science arena. Our clients are the companies that develop life science products and use these products for research purposes. Whatever the genetic research approach - positional cloning - gene expression - enzyme discovery, proteomics - gene delivery - microarray, we know the people leading genetic research to new success. We also work actively with the companies rushing to create gene therapeutics to cure genetic diseases that heretofore, have not been treatable with much success; like cancer, Alzheimer's, cystic fibrosis, Parkinson's, etc.

77. Genetics Jobs
    Students interested in pursuing a career in Genetics will need to A degree in Genetics can lead to many careers in different areas, for example  
    http://www.unixl.com/dir/molecular_sciences/genetics/genetics_jobs/
    
    Extractions: Molecular Sciences Genetics Genetics Jobs Genetics Jobs Find a diverse range of Genetics Jobs at Sciencecareers.org Sciencecareers.org Search jobs. Post your Resume. Get career Advice Without Geneticists, we would not have the answers to many questions such as why one person has blue eyes while another person has brown, why is the shape of a son’s hand very similar to the shape of his father’s hand, or why are some families more prone to cancer, Alzheimer’s, or other diseases? A Geneticist works in both scientific and medical fields in gaining a better understanding of mutation, cell growth, and reproduction. In summary, Genetics is the study of heredity, and ways in which traits are passed down from one generation to another. The role of a Geneticist is crucial to many things such as cancer research, cystic fibrosis, Alzheimer’s, unborn defects, and more for example. Geneticists are involved in unlocking many secrets of life, spending the majority of their time in a laboratory. Within this science, there are a number of different areas of study, which include:

78. Science Careers
    Ph.D. in genetics or a geneticsrelated field, an interest in and provides an outstanding environment to train for a career in mammalian genetics.  
    http://aaas.sciencecareers.org/js.php?q=genetics

79. Genetics Department, University Of Cambridge
    careers in Genetics Part I Genetics offers a challenging, rewarding and socially enjoyable course which combines whole organism biology and molecular  
    http://www.gen.cam.ac.uk/newdept/apply/undergradcourses/part2brochure/careers.ht
    
    Extractions: Part I Genetics offers a challenging, rewarding and socially enjoyable course which combines whole organism biology and molecular studies effectively to provide a step towards a successful career. Genetics is a booming subject, and offers a wider range of job opportunities than many other areas of biology. Former Part 2 students and PhD students from the department are now in scientific positions in both the UK and world-wide. They hold academic positions in Oxford, Cambridge, the USA (Yale, California), the Pacific rim (Singapore and Papua New Guinea for example). They work often as research group leaders, for companies such as Unilever, ICI/Zeneca, Glaxo-Wellcome, Ciba-Geigy (Novartis), SmithKline Beecham and Celltech. Others have joined Cambridge area 'Start Ups'. Other science-related destinations have included publishing (e.g. Benjamin Lewin, editor of 'Cell' and author of the standard textbook 'Genes' ) and venture capital consultancy. Employment prospects are bouyant for Cambridge graduates in general. Part 2 Genetics provides an excellent training for those not wishing to continue in 'front-line' science. Many employers are realising that they require people with a good background knowledge of genetics and a broad scientific training, even for jobs that do not involve bench science. There are Part 2 geneticists doing well in Theatre management, the City, Law, Accountancy and Publishing.

80. Careersinfo.html
    A high proportion of genetics graduates continue their careers in universities or Most careers relating to genetics are based in, or relate to,  
    http://www.gen.cam.ac.uk/Library/careersinfo.html
    
    Extractions: This page aims to begin to answer the question "What can I do with my degree ?" You should read it alongside the AGCAS Information Booklet Your Degree ....What Next ? which looks in more detail at career planning and graduate employment. At the bottom of this page are a number of links to other sites that might offer additional advice or information. Many of these are US based, so please check with a careers adviser as the situation in the UK may be different. In 1996 approximately 40% of genetics graduates went on to study for a higher degree, while almost half found employment. Of these, about half went into scientific work, which is of course the most direct way of using your degree Choosing a career involves more than just finding out about what is open to you as a graduate in genetics. Knowledge about yourself is central to the process. It is valuable to start by looking at your individual values, interests, motivations, abilities and skills in order to relate career options to you. Don't be intimidated by the idea of self assessment - the

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